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PHILADELPHIA

ANNUAL ADVERTISER.

DANIEL DICK & CO,
Tobacco and Snuff MaiiwfactwYCYS,

No. 49, SOUTH FRONT STREET,

Keep constantly on hand a large stock of the following
goods, vvhich they offer for sale wholesale and retail.

Genuine Maccouba SnufF.
Rappee SnufF, various kinds.
Scotch do. Spanish Segars.
Spanish Segars, American wrappers.
American Segars. Smoking Tobacco.
Plug, Pigtail and Virginia Twist Tobacco.
Prime Cavendish do.
SnufF Boxes and Pipes.

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WILLIAM WALLACE,

AT HIS

Leghorn and Split-straw Hat and Bonnet Manufac-
tory^ and Fancy Dry Goods and Millinery Store^

No. 22, South Third Street,
HAS FOR SALE A CONSTANT SUPPLY OF

Men's and Boy's improved Water- proof Leghorn Hats,
50 doz. Bermuda Chip do. 15,000 yds. do. do. Piatt for
making hats. Ladies' fine Yellow and Black Jieghom Hats
and Bonnets^ of the newest fashion. 200 Ladies' and Gen-
tlemens' superfine White and Black Manilla Hats and Bon-
nets, an article equal, if not superior, to Leghorn, and comes
at half the price. A large and fresh assortment of the most
fashionable Split-straw Bonnets, by the case or dozen. La-
dies' Black and White Chip do. Ladies' Fashionable, Plain,
and Cut-bilk Velvet, Satin and Silk do. A large assortment
of Ribands, Plumes, Artificials, Silk Cords, Chenille,
Thulle Lace, &(\ &;c. With a general assortment of Fancy
Dr}' Goods, such as Laventines, Florences, Luestrings,
Lace Shawls and Veils, Merino and Silk Shawls, &c. &c.

J^ B. Country "merchants can be sufifilied on the lowest
terms ivith Straw Hats and Bonnets for cash, or acce/it-
ances in the city at Jour months.

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Coach and Harness Manufactory?

.Xo. 56, sowth Te,\\Al\ st^ee-t,

(Between Chesnut and Walnut streets.),

Generally on hand, and for sale, an assortment oi
fashionable Coachees and Gigs, calculated for the
city and southern use, by

JOHN HORN.

DANIEL K. KELLY,

MERCER iSf TAILOR,

HAVING REMOVED TO

Ko. 1^, noTtli Txont stxeet,

PHILADELPHIA.

Respectfully solicits the patronage of hi&
friends and the public* By moderate charges,
and working in the most fashionable manner^
he hopes to give general satisfaction.

N. B. All kinds of Dry Goods taken in exchange
for work.

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PHILADELPHIA,

MANUFACTURERS OF

PLATED SADDLERY,

AND

Coach and Harness Furniture ;

HAVE ALWAYS FOR SALE,

A large jlssortment ofthefolloimng Articles^ of the best and
most fashionable Patterns — viz-

Plated Bridle Bits, Stirrup Irons, Spurs, Bridle Buckles
and Slides, Martiugale Huoks, Stirrup Slides, Cantle
Mouldings, Fancy Saddle Heads, Saddle Nails, Bridle Or-
naments, Morocco Slipper Stirrups, Saddlers' Tacks — Pla-
ted and Brass Coach and Gig Harness Furniture — Do.
Dash and Body Handles, Stump and Full Plate Joints, Gig
and Coach Bands — Do do. Mouldings, Curtain Knobs,
Coacli Door Hinges, Venetian Blind Locks, Glass String
Rollers, Coach Steps, Coach and Gig Springs.
Aluo^ an Assortment of

Girth and Straining Webs, Saddle Trees, Plushes, &c>

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HENRY KORN,

Coach-Lace^ Fringe^ Cord& Tassel

MANUFACTURER,
Xo. 8^, tVoTth S^econd Stireet,

BETWEEN RACE AND ARCH STREETS,

PHILADELPHIA :

Where is also kept constantly on hand, a
general assortment of Fashionable Trimmings
for Ladies' Dresses, &c. ; Military Articles ;
Hatters' Trimmings, and all colours of Worst-
ed and Woollen Yam, wholesale and retail, on
the most reasonable terms.

N. B. Orders from any part of the United
States executed with punctuality.

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Gold and Silver Beater ^

No. 22, Pear street, Philadelphia,

Will execute orders for Deep and Pale Gold Leaf,
Silver Leaf, Deep and Pale Gold Powders, Silver
Powder and Gold Foil. All which are of superior
qualities.

JOHN HOUGHTON,

Cabinet Brass-Founder,

Near the first Toll-gate^ Germantown road.

Chandeliers, Cornish Ornaments, Mortice
Furniture, Drawer Knobs, Curtain Pins, or
any kind of Stampt Furniture repaired and
cleaned.

N, B, Stamping.

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JOHN KING,

(from LONDON,)

South West corner of Walnut and Dock streets,

PHILADELPHIA,

MANUFACTURER OF

DEEP YELLOW, LEMON, AND PALE

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af the best quality and on reasonable terms; and maker
of Burnish Gold Size, of a very superior quality, equal
to the very best that can be bought in London, and
very cheap; likewise manufacturer of Gold and Silver
Paper, and Gold and Silver Embossed Borders; from
l-8th of an inch wide to 3 inches do.

NEWSPAP

FOR SALE.

The ** American Daily Advertiser'''' from the
year 1785 to 1820; the Aurora, from the
year 1799 to 1820, and the Philadelphia Ga-
zette, from the year 1793 to 1800. All in
regular files (except the Daily Advertiser,)
between the years 1793 and 1807, and the
greater part bound, containing also, many of
the hand-bill publications of the divers ^'O-
litical parties, on the days of the General
Elections. The whole or a part may be had,
at a reasonable rate, on application to

JOHN KESSLER,
No. 166, Coates street. Northern Liberties..

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THOMAS WHITNEY,

Mathematical Instrument Maker

North Sixth street^ near the 3Iill Pond^ one mile from

Philadelphia^

Presents his sincere thanks to his friends and the public » and
respectfully soliciting the continuation of their favours, wishes
to inform them, that he has devoted his attention principally to
the making of

SURVEYING COiMPASSES,

For more than thirteen years post, and has made cihcwtjive
hundred of them, the good qualities of which are well known to
man\ Surveyors, in at least sixteen of the Spates and Territories
of the Union.

THOMAS WHITNEY, continues to make Surveying Com-
PASSES, of all the constructions in general use, and also for
Vertical and horizontal angles, leveling, 8cc. newly projected,
and other Instruments made to drawings or descriptions ; im-
proved Protractors, Gunner's CaHbers, and Quadrants, Stand-
ard Measures, Surveying Chains, Magnets, Pocket Compasses,
with various other Instruments and apparatus.

Also has for Sale,

Cases of Drawing Instruments, Pasometers, or Reflecting Se-
micircles, Polygonagraphs, Globes, &c

N, B. Orders will be thankfully received, and promptly at-
tended to, if left at No. 105, North Second street, at Messrs.
M'Allisters, No. 48, Chesnut streets where the Instruments are
for sale, or at his House and Manufactory, North Sixth street.

Instruments carefully cleaned and repaired.

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EDWARD STEER,

FARRIER,

Respectfully informs his friends and the public in general,^
that he has rernuved from 59 Zane, to No. 2, Locu&t, sign of
the Locust tree Inn, between Seventh and Eighth, and Wal-
nut and Spruce, where any orders left for him, or at any of
the Livery Stables in Philadelphia, will be punctually attend-
ed to.

JOHN A. PAXTOX,

(formerly of Philadelphia, -where he edited the Directory and

Book and Map Seller^ Staticner^ Land and General
Agent^ and Commission Merchant^

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI,

Will attend to any business entrusted to him, with the ut-
most punctuality and despatch.

Informatioii relating to the Western Country will be com-
municated to persons in any part of the L'nited States, at the
rate of o;?e dollar for every letter written : the money must be
enclosed in the letter of application, in Philadelphia notes, or
auch as are at par with them.

0:7' All kttei's on business must have the postage paid.

PHILADELPHIA
Spermaceti Oil and Candle Storey

No. 4, SOUTH EIGHTH STREET.

A TAYLwiL.,

Has for sale, wholesale and retail, Sperma-
ceti, Refined Elephant, and common Lamp
Oils, Spermaceti and Tallow Candles, to-
gether with a variety of Liverpool Lamps, on
the most approved plan, Wicking, Lamp
Glasses, Tapers, &:c. Also, Rose and Wind-
sor Soap and Wash Balls, which being se-
lected expressly for families' use, are war-
ranted of the very best quality, and to be
received again if they do not give perfect
satisfaction. All, without a single ex(;pption,
that have used the above articles give them
the preference to any offered in the city.

Tin, earthen, and wooden vessels of any
size, are constantly kept for family conveni-
ence ; but tin is recommended as the best
vessel for Oil, as it preserves it from that glu-
tinous state age is apt to give it. As economy
is becoming the rule of the day, and observa-
tion (from actual experiment) may add a few
dollars to some one's pocket; that is, that any
house, room, or table, can be furnished with
equal brilliancy of light, with good lamps and
oil, at less than one half the expense of can-
dles ; which is at this time certainly an ob-
ject worthy of attention.

CU* Lamps fnrnishtrd for the experiment ^n?«.— AU the above articks sent to
any pari of the city free of expense.

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S. M. MERRILL,
Xo. n, noYth "EigVvih street,

Respectfully informs the ladies of this city and
its vicinity, that she continues to manufacture Leg-
horn, Split Straw, and Silk HATS, of the newest
and most approved fashions, and on the most rea-
sonable terms.

AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE.

N. B. All orders in the above line will be thankfully re-
ceived and promptly attended to.

EHRINGHAUS & KAMPMANN,

Lottery Brokers and Commission
Merchants,

North West corner of Third and Walnut street^

Transact all kinds of Commission Business.

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WILLIAM ROWLAND'S

SAW MANUFACTORY,

No. 54, Filbert street^ between Seventh and Eighth.

Mill, Crosscut, Pit, and Wood
Saws, made of every description,
warranted of good quality.

Also, Bolt Saws, made from ten
to one hundred feet in length.

N. B. Orders from any part of the United
States strictly attended to.

WILLIAM SCOTT,

SILK DYER,

Most respectfully informs the wholesale and retail dry
good merchants, that he is determined to give their work
the preference, if he is so fortunate as to receive encou-
ragement in the Dying and Scouring. Silk, Satins, Velvets,
Laces, Gauzes, Shawls, Clothe, Cassimeres, Canton Crapes,
French Crapes, Plushes, Merinoes, Poplins, Bombazeens,
Bombazetts, Handkerchiefs, Ribands, Galloons, Bindings,
Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hose, Glo\ es. Sewing Silks, and
goods of every description dyed to any shade or pattern. —
As he intends to spare no expense in doing his work in the
shortest time possible, and on the most reasonable terms,
he solicits a share of patronage of the public in general.

N. B. Damaged goods restored. Cloths sponged. Chip,
Straw and Leghorn Hats and Flats dyed. All will be put up
as imported, in the most handsome manner, or as directed.

itT* Canton Crafie and Waterloo Shawls dyed scarlet.

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SILK, COTTON & WOOLLEN

S. WILLIAMSON,

?<o. SB, XoYt\\ l^ig\\t\i Street,

Respectfully informs the dry-
goods merchants that he carries
on the above business, of dying
French and Canton Crapes, Le-
vantines, Mantuas, and Florence
Silks; Satins, Velvets, Gauzes,
Sewing Silks, Ribands, &c. Also,
extracts spots from Silks, and
brings them to their original co-
lours. Bombazetts, Bombazeens,
Poplins, Broadcloths, Cassimeres,
dyed, pressed, or sponged. Every
article of clothing done at the
shortest notice.

S. W. assures those who may
favour him with their orders, that
they shall be executed equal to
any in the city, and at the most
reduced prices.

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PLL^IBER'S SHOP,

No 37 and 39,
Strawberry Street.

Informs his fiiends and the
public that he still continues the
PLUMBING BUSINESS at the
old established stand, where or-
ders for Hydrants, Lead FipeSy
and all kinds of House and Ship
work, connected with the busi-
ness, will be thankfully received
and promptly attended to.

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BRELSFORD & JOYCE,

ARE

MANUFACTURERS

Of the yellowing- articles of Iron and Steel.

Coach and Gig springs, of all sorts

Do. Work Railing for Steps
Hinges of all kinds, Balconies for windows
Iron Doors, for fire proof closets, &c. S^c.

N.B. All manner of Smith's work done on the niost rea-
sonable terms, and shortest notice. B. & J.

JACOB S. BAKER'S

Bifle Manufactory^

JS'o. 516, >roTt\i TtohI StTeet,

PHILADELPHIA.

Respectfully informs his friends and the
public, that he still continues the above bu-
siness in all its various branches — he is ena-
bled at all times to render satisfaction to those
who may favour him with their orders.

C^ All orders for Rifles, Pistols, Fowling
Pieces and Muskets, will be punctually at-
tended to. — The above articles repaired at a
low rate.

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J. P. EARHEART,
TURNER,

(opposite the bank of PENNSYLVANIA.)

Furnishes in all the various Metals, Ivory, and Hard W<^od,
every article of fashion, use, or ornament, viz.

BILLIARD BALLS,

PATENT AXLES, on the most improved construc-
tion

TURNING LATHES of all descriptions,

SILVERSMITHS and JEWELLERS' MILLS,

PARASOL MOUNTINGS,

MOROCCO ROLLERS,

MACHINERY WORK of all kinds.

Besides^ Turning- of Silver Plate^
Or any thing else which can demand the application of

his art.

EDWARD WALKER,

TURNER

In Wood Metals and Ivory,
"Bact ^f o. 40, Union Street,

ABOVE SECOND,

Late principal workman to Messrs. Wil-
kinson and Wornum, 139 Oxford street,
London.

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Look at the top for the century, then to the right for the \
intervening jxar ; in a line with it under the century is the |
dominical letter for the year. ^ I

For bissextile, or leap years, use the letter on a line with ^
the blank above that year, until the first of February. <

Look for the month, and in a line v^^ith it under the given \
dominical letter, is the day of the week on which that \
month begins ; then find the corresponding day at the top 5
of the days of the week, and that column will be the days |
of the week for that month. t

GUN POWDER.

F glazed,

F F glazed,

F F F glazed,

F rough,

F F rough,

F F F rough,

F F F F glazed, or fine

rifle,

O P or cannon.

Constantly on hand and for sale at REDUCED
MANUFACTORY PRICES, by

JOHN YAUGHAN,

Southeast corner of Wolnut and Front st.

PHILADELPHIA,

THE

THILADELPHIA

Directory and Register,

CONTAINING THE

NAMES, PROFESSIONS, AND RESIDENCE,

OF ^

AW the BLeads of Tamilies

AND

PERSONS IN BUSINESS,

OF THE

City and Suburbs^ Hamiltonville^ and Camden^ N. J,

► WITH OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION.

BY EBJVARB WHITELY.

M'CARTY & DAVIS, Printers,

^ook-store, south east corner Ninth and Race streets—where
a few copies may be had — price %\ 50.

[copy-right secured according to law.]

Comparative View of the number of Names contained zn
the Directories of the following Tears.

Years.

F.ditoi-s.

No. of Names

1789

Macphcrson

6,384

1794

Hardie . - _ _

8,304

1796

Stephens » _ _

8,240

1798

Stafford - - - .

6,160

1799

Stafford - - - -

6,360

1806

Robinson . _ _

- 10,668

1807

Robinson _ _ .

- 12,348

1809

Robinson

- 11,760

1810

Robinson - _ _

- 12.936

1811

Census - - _ _

- 15,400

Robinson & Paxton

- 17,300

1813

Paxton - - - -

- 20,160

1814

Kite . - - .

- 21,252

1815

.A'b Directory fiublished.

1816

Robinson . - _ .

18,992

1817

Robinson - - - .

18,648

Dawes - - - - .

16,530

1818

Paxton _ _ _ .

22,032

1818

New York Directory

19,677

1818-19

New York Directoiy

17,000

1819

Paxton, - - - - -

23,000

1820

Whitely {present ivork) -

- 25.920

TO THE PUBLIC,

In addressing you, I am doing nothing extra-
ordinary. It is customary, and, I believe, ex-
pected, for the editor or publisher of a work to
say something respecting it. Mine may not be
of the first standing; but it is not the less entitled
to credit, and to notice. All agree, with few ex-
ceptions, that such a work is necessary in a capi-
tal like ours — extensive, populous, and rich! —
Without such a guide, where would the stranger,
relative or friend [or thost who seek) know where
to find? They may inquire — in vain! The stranger
of a stranger — the relative of a relative — the
friend of a friend — in vain! Justice may be an-
swered by it — Honesty has nothing to fear! Well
then, will the labourer be deemed unworthy; or
will they refuse to hire him, ^' so long as he is faith-
ful to his trust,'''* — No; I doubt not.

With such premises, mav I be permitted to
speak of some of the difficulties that have to be
encountered in making a directory. I here in-
tended to have given a portraiture of the differ-
ent characters with whom it was our lot to have
connexion; but I decline it, and simply state,
that that which my predecessor has given to the
public, must suffice, in some measure, for me. I

PREFACE.

may however be permitted to say, that we have
had " to comhat^^'' if I may use the phrase, with
Arrogance^ Impudence^ and Ignorance, Sorry am
I to say it; but / have been received by some in
such an uncourteous maimer, that had it not been
for the '■^ public weal^^^ I should have dispensed
with troubling them. To those who have treated
me and my assistants with respect. I feel indebted.
It may perhaps be irksome and useless to the
public, m general, to mention that such an un-
dertaking as publishing a directory is attended
with some trouble. — But I would say, as I have
mentioned heretofore, that had ''\I not listed^ I
would not have followed Vie drumP'' It cost me
something to obtain the right; and that right I ex-
pect the public (with all due deference) to sup-
port me in. I have no reason to think to the
contrary; for the very kind and respectful atten-
tion 1 have received from those who patronise
such a work, gives me every encouragement for
a future prosecution of it.

My endeavours, and those who were employed
by me, I hope have not been unavailing. I pre-
sume that our efforts to make a correct directory,
will better be proved by examination, than by
any other test. — People may have moved since
names were taken — (many may move and re-
move)— but I cannot be accountable for them.
The names I give to you, I give at the residence
we found them.

It is not my intention to urge any thing that *
your understandings are not capable of. I ask
nothing but impartiality. Though errors are
committed, of which I doubt not there are many,
I hope you will have die goodness to place them

PREFACE.

to their proper account — not to a want of atten-
tion— that has never, I believe, been the case;
but in a work of such a nature, errors will occur
in despite of every effort — Who is perfect!

It will be said, by many, that the work has
been delayed beyond the proper time — granted.
It has been said by some, that the work ought
to be given to the public by the first of January
— this I deny. I'o print a correct directory, it
is necessary to protract its publication to the
month of February in each year — as the elections
of officers for the different institutions, other in-
corporated bodies and societies, chiefly take
place in all the month of January, annually.

Some apology, however, seems necessary for
the late appearance of the directory this year — ^
and this can be done in few words. It came into
my hands late in the year — I was not acquainted
with all its difficulties. Much more might be
said; but I hope my industry will make up for
the delay, as there will be found upwards of two
thousand names more than were collected for
any previous directory. In future it may be ex-
pected in the month of February.
With all due respect,

The public's humble servant,
E. WHITELY,

LIST OF CONTENTS.

IVhitely^s Annual jidvertiser

Comparative View of Directories next to the title

To the Public

List of Physicians, Midwives, Nurses, Bleeders and Dentists, and

Layers out of the Dead
Calendar for 1820
Di-igram of the Wards, &c.
Directions to the Reader
Removals and Corrections
List ofAlames

Wfiitely^s Philadelphia Register.
List of Streets, ficc &;c. - - '- from p. i to xxiv

List of Duties - . - - _ xxiii to xxviii

Commercial information - - _ xxviii to xlvi

Custom House, &c. &c. &c. - - - - xlvi

Chamber of Commerce, - - - xlvii

Port Wardens, ----- xlvii to xlix

Rates of Pilotage, ----- xlviii

Inspectors of Lumber, &c. &c. - - - xlix

Federal Government, 8cc. - - - - 1 to liii

United Stages Navy, &c. - - - Iv to Iviii

General Staff of the L^nited States Army, - - Iviii

Ministers, Consuls, &c. - - - - lix to Ixiii

Officers of the Customs, and Ports of Entry within

the United States, - - . - Ixiv to Ixvii

United States Patents, - - - - Ixvii to Ixx

Post Office Establishment, - - - ixx to Ixxvi

List of Stages, Packets, and Steam Boats, Ixxvii to Ixxx

Government of Pennsylvania, &c. - - Ixxx to Ixxxii

Courts of Pennsylvania, 6cc. - - Ixxxii to Ixxxv

Almshouse and house of employment, Ixxxviii to Ixxxix

Pennsylvania Hospital, - - - - - xc to xcvi

Christ Church Hospital, - - - - Ixxxix

Board of Health, . _ - - _ _ Ixxxix

Corporations of Philadelphia City & County, &c. &c. xc to xc\i
To Foreigners - - - - - . - xxiv

Banking Institutions, - - _ - - - xcix to cii

Insurance Companies, ------ cii tc^ civ

Societies, &c. - . . ^ _ _ - civ to cxxii

LIST

PHYSICIANS, MID WIVES, NURSES, &c.

PHYSICIANS.

Those marked thus (f) are Practitioners in Midwifery ; as far as
they could be obtained.

fAitkin Wm 3 north Tenth
Alberii George F. 116 N. Front
fAilen C. 397 Race
jA'.dcrson C. 69 Cedar
tAiiee Edwin A 75 N. Fifth
Bache F. 163 Spmce
Baker Henson, 339 N Third
Bara-.r-t Fi ancis, 135 S. Second
Bi^rjies John, 275 N. Second
Barton John R. 287 Spruce
Barton Wm. P. C. 31 S. 10th S

E corner George
Barton Edward, 173 Walnut
fBeau'-egard J C. 81 S Third
Berlron D. 328 '.orth Second
Bethausen C. 49 Green
Bleight S. 13th above Chesnut
Bltiiv^n Anthony. Hamilton vil.
Bull-.'-k J.jui:. 49 Filbert
Burden J. R. 95 south Third
Cambridge T. P. 119Callowhiil
fCarter H. Y. 252 Spruce
tChandler W. P, 99\V. Inut
Chapman N. 9 York buildings
tClark John Y. 97 Arch
Cleaver Isaac, 287 N Second
Colhoun S. 48 somIU Sixth
fCo'.die D. F. 193 L.-.iuin'd
Combs G, N.E cor. Pine & 4th
Conover Sam. F. 141 S Fifth
Coxe J. R. 8 York Buildings
Cuvrie W. 119 south Fifth
fD^vis D. J. 301 Mulberry
tDewees W. P. 154 Chesnut
tDuffieid W. B. 41 Sj)ruce
•j-D.mlap J:tmes, 107 Arch
fDunn Thomas, 155\ ine
Dyott T. W. cor. 2d and Race

fEberle John, 289 Race
Emlen S 114 Arch
Fiss Joseph, 89 north Sixth
Fitch Thomas, 127 N Ninth
fFlagler Gilbert, 208 S Fifth
Gallagher James, 37 .south Fifth
GarnarL 151 south Second
Gebhard L. P. 118 Race
Gilfillan E. 195 Walnut
Gilluspey George, 90 S Eighth
Gregory A. L. 288 N Second
tGviffith Elijah, 37 north Fifth
Griflfitts Samuel P. 62 S Front
Harlan Richard, 79 Arch
Harris Samuel, Camden, N. J.
Harris Thomas, 175 S Fifth
Harrison T. 2 Chester
Hartshorne J. 246 Spruce
Hivdock Edwai-d, 50 S Second
H'^^berton J. C. 115 south Fifth
H'-v-'son Thos. T. 132 Chesnut
H^- Ty Isaac, Lombardy N W

corner Centre Square
Hevlin Isaac, 57 south Seventh
Hodge Hu'4,h L. 181 Walnut
|Hornor Wm. E. S W corner

Eighth and Chesnut
fHouston P W 28 Franklin ct.
fHorwitz J. 59 Vine
■Howell Abm 174 Lombard
JHuquenele F. 27 Filbert
Ijackson Samuel, 40 N. Fourth
It James Thos. C. 7 York build.
jfJanney B. S. 312 north Third
|Joncs Jolm, 79 Shippen
'Keehmle John, 55 Wood
|tKlap|j Harvey, 72 Aluioxd
ItKlapp Joseph, 290 S Second

PHYSICTAXS, MIDVVIVES, &C.

jKnight Alex. 138 north Front
Kueler Benjn. 112 north Front
La Roche Rene, N \V cor. Fiftli

and Pine
Lange J. 95 Green
Lehman G. F. Lomb. near 10th
Leib Michael, corner Tummany

and Third
fLobsttin J. F.D 77 N. Second
Lopez M. L 176 Lombard
Love John, 33 north Fourtii
|Math;eu J. 52 Walnut
JMalcolm H 59 south Seventh
MGill Wilham, 37 Arch
M'Vea Daniel, 155 Locust
Mason Richard, 138 Arch
Maurer J. A. Lawrence above

Wood
Mayer John, 3d near Germ, r
Mease James, 192 Chesnut
tMtrigs C. D. 134 north Eighth
Millard C. 410 north Front
M Her Peter, 181 Arch
fMonges J. R. Prune or 13 San-

som
fMoorc John, 63 south Seventh
Mo. .re John W. 61 Spruce
M rgan M, 2 south Tenth
■■:NeiU H. 146 south Second
■Nancrede J. G. 138 S Tenth
•Nancrede N. C.cor Fifth and

Powell
Otto John C. 139 Arch
Parke T. Rittenliouse place
fParrish Jos. 109 Arch
Patterson R. M. 210 Arch
Peres P 54 Callowhill
fPerkin John, 159 north Second
Phillips M.41 north Fourth
Physic k P. S. N.E corner Union

and Fourth

Porter John, 81 south Sixth
Povall Richard, 115 S Ninth
Preston Jonas, 275 Race
fPrice W. cor. 4th and Prune
f Robstein — — , 37 north Fourth
Rousseau J. C. 149 S Sixth, SE

corner Pine
Revoudt W'm.. corner Wood and

York road
fRumsey Wm. 200 N Fourth
Kush James, 65 and 98 S Fourth
jSargeant T 122 north Fourth
Sanders Robert, 198 S Fourth
SchaefFer Charles, 137 Race
Schott G. S. 47 north Eighth
Sevbert A. 8 south Tenth
Schaffer C- 68 Vine
Shaw Wm. 2374 Arch
tShip[)en J. G. 292 north Third
fShoe maker N. 34 Sansom
Smith James, 23 south Tenth
Snow J. S E cor. Race & 13th
fSommer J. 43 north Eighth
Spencer O. H. 107 S. Fourth
Stafford R. 21 and 25 Pine
Stewart S. 112 south Eighth
S ouse Joseph, 417 N Second
Sutherland J. B. 66 George (S.)
Thackara James A. 389 S. 2d
tThomas John D. 69 Coates
Thomson J. 2 Thomson's court
fhum George, 57 Almond
Tucker A. B. 148 S Fourth
L'hler G. 414 north Front
Van Hook B. R. 98 Race
fVanhoy Abm. 148 Arch
Vanzvle John, 105 Plum
Werthington Wm. 231 Lom-
bard
Werthvm Alex J. 392 S. 2d
Wood Geo. B. 85 Arch

MIDWIVES.

Carlley R 56 Shippen
Dupeila M^ry, Weaver's alley
Eager Mrs. Frank, r n Queen
Fite M iry, alley bet. Beach and

Allen
Helmbold E. I 3 Quarry
Hood Mary, 21 Cherry
Houston Mrs- 28 Franklin court

Macarty R. Heyde*s court
Mingle E. 22 Aj^pletree alley
Morrell Judith, 71 Union
Rose Ann, 6 Wood st. near 2d
Rose Jane, 7 Wood st. near 2d
Schaeffer Mrs. back 267 Race
Wooley Mrs. 36 Appletree ay.
Zigler Ann, r4 New
2

PHYSICIANS, MIDWIVES, &C.

NURSES.
Alston Judith, Penn bel Sccotui Lioyd Margaret, back 154 Race

Baktr E 196 south Fro. a
Bakei- Surah, 23 north Fourth
Bar: y Aim, 185 Cedar
Bates Eiiz.itDeta, back 405 S 2d
B Adii Eliz tbeth, 75 Curistian
Bi aj'd D 7 \Wod near Second
B.-vryman R ith, 1 Carhile'si ct.
B'rkerton M. 25 P ti ham's allex
BrovV; Ruth, 15 Watson's alle>
Carr L S^einmetz's court
Can Aiiii, 9 Lombard street
Chriaty C. b.-.ck 86 south Third
Clark Sarah, 560 south becouel
Ci'fford Marv, 411 >outh Front
Clothier M. 152 Kace
Cook Eiz. 47 Almond
Coo!>erM.Al.rlb.>ro' (K )
C<i-]jinger C H' fFm.in's alley
C(>riielius A. 3 rrune
tCropper S.C^eaar above 7th
D rJrymple E. Prime below 2d
D ivis A)n. 11 German
Davi^ M. 7 CreSbOii's alley
Dempiiev M. 293 Arch
DrisdaU'R. Margaretta bel. 2d
Dow R. 24 Christian
Dunlap Mrs. S Front
Eager C. Frrtnkf rd road
Etris Mary, back 167 Coates
Evitt Margery, 362 S Second
Francis Mrs. 36 Apuletree alley
Franklin E. 36 Appletree alle\
GofFEhzabeth, Pnme ab. 2d
Gowan Ann, 17 Shippen
Gragan M. Rose ay.n, Coates
Grant Mary, 294 S. Front
Green Mrs. inquire 78 Cnesnut
Haley Eliz 87 north Ninth
Hammill Eliz 33 Strawberry
Hendricks C. 106 Cedar
Hickman E. 20 Aimond street
Huhngs A. Wf st's court
Hammell P. 166 Vme
Johnson Ann, Cresson's alley
Joiinson A. 18 Starr alley
Johnson S. 51 Meade alley
Keech Merc\ . 448 north Front
Knowles S 277 S Front
Kraft Mrs. 197 St. John
Krim Mary, 39 Coates' alley
Kame Margaret, 453 S Fruht

Lv v)ns Mary, Broad near \'me
M- Manas Mary, 83 Chesnut
M.iggs R ■rhf 1, Rose alley
Martin Enzabeth, KiU)dle
Martin M 22 Little Water
Matlack H. 56 Georg. (S )
M'Geagh M. back 126 S 6ih
M Leod C. 81 north Tliird
Miller Ann, 513 north Third
Miller C 22 Poplar lane
Miller Grace, 5 Patton's court
Miller S 5 Pation's court
Miller L. 110 Cathaiine
M'ore Mrs Poplar 1. ab. John
Muck E. 59 Meade alley
viurl R. 16 Little Water
Naglee H. 16 Little Water
Norris H miiah, 81 Cedar
Norton J. 13 Cresson's alley
Norton Y. 429 south Second
Ogden E. 45 C urrant alley
Pepper Hester, 10 South alley
Perry Am., 161 n«'rch Third
Price Mrs.30 Cinistian
Peters Lucy. 9 Hinckel's court
Reed Ann, 106 Cedar
Rees Margaret, 38 Charlotte
R(. ppai d Sar ih, 17 German
Ring Rachel, Galbreath's court
Rogers M. 7 Prosperrtus alley
Rowan Amelia, 358 S Front
Sackriter Deborah, 259 S 7tb
Sherer Ann, 264 Lombard
Sn-ff Ann, 403 north Third
Simpson H. 99 & 1 19 N Fourth
Smith LabelU, 23 Lombard
Springer H D; inker's court
Stewart Elizabeth, 190 Cherry
*>tewart M^ry, Joan ab. Poplar
Sumption Mmn , 6 Knight's ct.
S vager J 3 Fro nberger's court
S^veeny Sa.uh. 140 Coates st.
Taney Sarah, 314 S Second
Taylor M^ry, 51 Meade alley
Thomps>iH E. 16 Greenleaf ct.
W'dlace (t 5tii ab. Button svood
•A'arren Sarah, Green op. Budd
Webb Mar^ , 42 Plum
VVeest Susan, 9 not th Se- end
Wcthy Eliz. 122 south Tenth
White M. back St. James' ch.

PHYSICIANS, MIDWIVES, &C.

DENTISTS AND BLEEDERS.

Albert J. 23 Small i

Bui-khart R. 72 N Front
Bynie Joiin, 97 Swanson, and

451 south Front
Bo vers Michael. 402 north 3d
Bi^ggs John, 47 N Seventh ]

D* ummond Josiah, 35 N Eighth:
Dubisson B. 6 Powell j

Eckendorff M. 26 N Ninth
Esherick Joseph, 9 N Fifth {
Fl igler V. 27 North alley
Gardette James, N W corner

Ninth andChesnut
Gilliams Jacob, 35 Arch
Gorges Wm 257 Race
Harberger H. 132 S Eleventh
Harrington Dciniel, 215 Arch
H-iiler Catharine, 66 N bixth
H lliday \. Walnut above 11th
Hartman John, 114 N Sixth
Huckel Joseph, 35 Pine
Hudson Edw. 133 Walnut
Huttert J. (Crosby's) Moyamen-

sing road

Koecker L. 1 Washington cor

of Walnut
Kock.t-r>pine G. 332 N Second
KroU William, 155 N Fourth
Kunitz L. 17 N Eighth
iLeonard John, 108 German
Lopez M. L. 176 Lombard
Maver John, 500 N Third
Mitchell C. 4^ north Sixth
Millard Wui. 53 Catharine
'Newhouse Jacob W 156 N 3d
Pierie John, 122 S Fourth
Ripperger Conrad, 35 Cheriy
;Seits George, 2 N Tenth
ISimmons S. 181 S Front
jSimon P. F. 282 Vine
Smitli Jacob, 76 Union
Uhle John, 45 N Fourth
Vanderslice G 105 Race
\ an Pelt A. S. 37 north Fourth
Van Pelt P. 149 Chesnut
Weaver A, 99 Swan son
Wharton John, 54 Sine
Williams Beiij. 44 north Fifth.
W^oolf L. 36 Sugar alley

BLEEDERS WITH LEECHES.

Bowers Michael. 402 N Third
Drummnnd J. 35 N Eighth
Gorges W^illiam 257 Race
Hartman John, 114 riorth Sixti
Havler C. cupper and bleedei
6'6 N Sixth)

Kunitz L. 17 N Eighth
t'orterfield Sarah, corPenn and
Cedar

Ripperger C 35 Cherry

•Veaver A. 99 Swanson
u hie John, 45 N Fourth

LAYERS OUT OF THE DEAD.

Bethana Ann, G''een's court |
Bulfincii M. 152 L:ttle Pine
Evans Elizabeth, .'6 Prune
Graff Rebecca, 46 Pcnn
Griffith Elizab. 13th below Race
Helmbold Mrs. 3 Quari y street
Henderson Hannah. 252 S 3d
Hnrne Marv, 12 Budd
Hutman Mrs. Maria ab Fourth
Hook Jane, 25 Coomb's alley

Howell Elizab. 4 Hoffman's ay.
Johnson Catharine 167 N Front
January H back 39 Arch
Knowle- Mrs. 275 S Front
KriftMr- 197 St John
lObbi.rne Sarah, i Laurel court
Powell R. 15 Elfrerti's alley
iSiiowden S. 85 N Ninth
j Wolbert Catharine, 193 St, John

Calendar for 1820.

Monday
^Sunday

3^
§■

Tuesday
Monday
Sunday

**3

JANUARY

AUGUST

2 3

9 10

6 7 8

16 17

13 14 15

23 24

20 21 22

30 31

27 28 29

FEBRUARY

SEPTEMBER

6 7

3 4 5

13 14

10 11 12

20 21

17 18 19

27 28

24 25 26

MARCH

OCTOBER

5 6

12 13

12 3

19 20

8 9 10

26 27

15 16 17

22 23 24

19
26

20
27

21
28

APRIL

29 30 31

2 3
9 10

4
11

6
13

7
14

8
15

NOVEMBER

16 17

23 24

5 6 7

12 13 14
19 20 21

16
23

18 J
25

MAY 1

26 27 28

7 8

14 15

DECEMBER

21 22

28 29

3 4 5
10 11 12

6
13

7
14

8
15

9
16

JUNE

17 18 19

4 5

24 25 26

11 12

18 19

25 26

1821.

JULY

JANUARY

2 3

1 2

9 10

7 8 9

16 17

14 15 16

23 24

21 22 23

^30 31

28 29 30

IDOi^fBlB^m

Showing the Situation ot the Wards ot the City, and the
^ neighbouring Townships.

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Pe;2w Township.

Northern Liberties,

Vine

North Mulberry Ward.

Race, or

South Mulberry V/ard.

Arch, or

North Ward,

Market, or

Middle Ward,

Chesnut

South Ward,

Walnut

Locust Ward.

Spruce

Cedar Ward.

South, or

Street.

Upper Del, Ward.

C/D

Sassafras Street.

Lower Del. Ward.

Mulberry Street.
High Street Ward,

High Street.

Chesnut Ward.

Street.

Walnut Ward,

Street.

Dock Ward.

Street.

Newmarket Ward.

Cedar Street.

Passyunk,

S out Invar k.

DIRECTIONS TO THE READER.

(N. L.) Northern Liberties — (K.) Kensington^?. T)
Penn Township — (V.) Vineyard — (C ) for city — (S) South-
wark — (M.) Moyamensing — (O. y. r.) Old York Road —
(Germ, r.) Germantown road — (P.) Passyunk— (Sch.)
Schuylkill — (Frank, r.) Frankford road — N. north — S.
south — E. east — W. west — cor. corner— n. near— ab. above
— 'F. I'oad — bet. between — f persons of colour — bel. below
—ay. alley — ct. court — av. avenue— 1. lane— op. opposite —
c. h. counting house — d. h. dwelling house — vict. victualler
—gent, gentleman — storekeefier^ is always to be under-
stood as dry goods storekeeper.

^C?*For names not found in the body of the work, see list
of ^^RemovaU and Correclicna.^^

The reader when searching for names, without knowing
how properly to spell them, is requested to examine in
every possible way they would admit of being spelled from
their pronunciation. There are alternate references
throughout the list of inhabitants, to those names having
similar pronunciation, but not being spelled alike ; viz. Alli-
son, see Ellison — and vice versa.

Each page of the list of inhabitants, is headed in capitals,
with the three first letters of the bottom name.

The reader will please to observe the following general
rule for finding the numbers on houses, in the different
streets in the city: — In those streets that run east and west,
say High street^ the numbers begin from the Delaware, the
odd being on ihe north side. In those that run north and
south, say Fourth street^ the numbers begin from High
street, running north and south, the odd being on the east
side.

REMOVALS AND CORRECTIONS.

A
Alberger Elizabeth, ornamental needleworker 112 N Eighth
Allen Charles, drug and medicine store 180 S Second

Bacon Joshua B. 29 Swanson

Baker Dobel, 32 Old York road

Barnes Aaron, printer, 300 Vine

Bennet John, copperplate printer, back 78 N Fourth— d h 173

Mulberry
Borie 8c Laguerenn, merchants 5 Minor street
Bosbyshell & Lower, merchants 95 High
Bosbyshell William, cor South alley and Fifth
Burden Jesse Roe, m. d. 35 Spruce^— d h 95 S Third

Congdon Mrs. widow 76 Mulberry
Cooney John, carter 170 Cherry

Davis Sampson, shoemaker 322 Vine

Davis Wilham, shipchandler &c. S E cor Sassafras and Water

— d h 273 Sassafras
Duborow, Bryan &: Dehaven, merchants 185 High

Evans William S. teller in Bank of Pennsylvania, 56 Ann (N L)

F
Fish Francis, printer 105 N Ninth
Ford Robert M. copperplate printer, 181 High
Ford William, silverplater 181 High
Freestone Wm. B. hairdresser and bleeder, 101 N Ninth
Frick Jacob, editor of the American Centinel, 85 Wood

Garrigues Edward B. druggist 235 High

Gilder John, housecarpenter Twelfth below Spruce — d h 155 S

Eleventh
Goodin & Son, grocers, 3 N Fifth

Goodman Charles, engraver 29 N Fourth — d h 87 Callowhill
Gravenstlne Jacob, baker, back 126 S Second
Gray James, 2 south Tenth

REMOVALS AND CORRECTIONS.

Hazlehurst Samuel, 322 High

Heberton James, attorney at law, 99 S 5th — d h 5 S Second

Hodge Hugh L. M d. 181 Walnut

Hodge Mary, gentlewoman, 181 Walnut

Hyde John, teacher, academy 125 Vine

Johnson Moses, merchant 233 High N E cor Sixth
Jones 6c Mott, merchants 31 Chesnut

King John, goldbeater, S W corner Walnut and Dock
Knorr George, late lumber merchant, 14 Newmarket
KoUock Isaac A. printer 24 B'-ead

Langstroth C. S. hardware merchant, 294 and d h 355 High

Lyman & Brothers, merchants 264^ Hign

M'Calla Charles, china store, 66 N Fourth

M'Cdrty James F. vender of books, 300 Vine, bet. Chester & 8th

Maule Caleb, carpenter 5b S Sixth

Moore John, m.d. 63 S Seventh

Morrell John \\\ cluna store, 4 Old York road

P^ge James, attorney at law. 16 Swanwick — d h 27 S Tenth
Perry Charles & Co. merchants Summerrs wharf
Pidgeon Joseph A. shoewarehouse, 12G High

Robms Thomas, merchant 294 High

Smith William P (major 9th regiment) flour store 473 High
Sutterle> Charles, academy 118 New

Toland Henry, merchant S E cor High and Fifth

W
Weem% James N. merchant 291 Race
W'eenib & Rawhngs, merchants 26 south Front street
W'ells LeAis I. B maker of water colours, Front below Cedar
White Ambrose, merchant 233 High — d h 345 Arch

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY,

FOR

LIST OF NAMES:

Containing' the Heads cf Fniniltes^ and Persons
in Busitiess^ alphabetically arranged,

itT* See " Directio7is to the Reader."

ABADIE HILARTAN, teacher of French 230 S. 7th

Abadie Jos. taylor 103 S. 2d IS. E. corner Walnut

Abbett Henry, blacksmith 45 Race

Abbett John, nailer 7o Budd

Abbott David, bookbeller 19 Cresson's alley

Abbott Edward, sea captain 11 Race

Abbott George, hairdresser 9 Chesi-ut

Abbott James, brewer cor. Pear & Dock — d. h. 67 Pine

Abbott John, cooper 28 Catharine

Abbott John, currier 21 N. Sixth — d. h. 67 Cherry

Abbott Joseph, measurer of salt J55 St John st.

Abbott Rcibt gentleman S. W. cor. 8ih and Locust

Abbott Sarah, widow 13 Gilles's alley

Abbott Timothy, currier 97 Chcsnut—d. h. 74 S. Third

Abbott Timothv 6c Co. curriers, 97 Chesnut

Abbott Wm, hairdresser 15 Norris' allev *

Abbott Wm. & James, brewers ccr. cf Pear and Dock

Abbott William, brewer, corner Pear & Dock — d. h. 71

Spruce
Abel Anthony, shoemaker 82 Bndd
Abel Geo. shoemaker 143 north Water
Abel Jacob, victualler, stall 26 New Market
Abel Joseph, ccrdwainer Poplar lane below Third
Abel John, cordwainer Beach near Shakamaxon
Abel John, sen. sexton of St. John's church, back Com

Hall (N. L.)

ADA whitely"s annuaj.

Abel Peter, stable keeper u. 45 Cherry —d. h. 21 Apple -

tree alley
fAbel Peter, tinplateworker 83 Cedar
Abel Peter, cordwainer 376 north Second
Abell Joseph, labourer Cedar above Tenth
Abcrcrombie Christiana, widow of Thos. 144 S. Ninth
Abercron.bie Jas d. d. sen. assistant minister ot Christ

church, St. Peter's and St. James' 119 Lombard
Abercrombie James, jr. inquire 119 Lombard
Abraham Abraham, biickmaker back 424 N. 4th
Abraham Ann, vict. 1 N. L. Market
Abraham Hannah, vict. Apple bel. George (N. L.)
Abraham Isaac, vict. 170 Coats, stall 44 N. L. Market
Abraham Jacob, brickmaker 25 Franklin street (N . L.)
Abrams Henry, tailor 124 New street
Abrams Isaac, minister ot the gospel 161 Lonjbard
Abrams Thos. merchant 13 S. wharves — d. h. 140 Pine
Acheson Wm. weaver. Second above Ger. road
Achilles George, cabinetmaker 7 Shield's court
Ackley John B. paint and liardware store 168 N. 2d
Ackley, widow of Thomas, Camden N. J. \_see Akley
Adair VVm. shoemaker 99 (Terman
Adams Andrew & Co. machine card manuf. 2 S. 3d —

d. h. 2 New st.
Adams Alexander, labourer West's court
Adama Alex, tjrocer &;c. n. cor. Sch. Front & High
Adams Benj. carpenter Noble above Second
iAdams Benj. labourer Eagle court
f Adams Caesar, coachman 212 Cherry street
Adams Charlotte Mrs. Cedar near 7th
f Adams Comfort, widow 5 Gilles's alley
Adams Elizabeth, shoe store and milliner 171 N. 2d
Adams Elizabeth, widow 4 Hinckel's court
Adams Elizabeth, widow 70 Almond
Adams George, potter Maiden
Adams J. Knox and Nixon, merchants 159 High
Adams Jacob W. printer 66 Mulberry
Adams J.tmes, painter &c. S. VV. cor. 5th and Cedar
Adams John, carter 17 Fitzwalter
f Adams John, woodsawyer back 459 south Second
fAdams John, H. W. mariner 84 Gaskill
|Adams Jonathan, woodsawycr Trusty's court
Adams Marv, v/idovv Sch, Sixth below High
Adams Nathan, shipwright Queen near Hanover
Adams Peter, tlour dealer Ger. road near Third
Adams Peter, biscuit baker back 387 south Front
Adams Priscilla, widow 201 Coats cor. 4th
Adams and Reath, grocers S& south Second
Adams Robcrc, mer. 71 Sims' wharf— d h 182 Chesnut
Adams Robert, carpenter and builder 9 Pine
Adams Robert, labourer Rose (N L)
Adams Stephen W. collector and cryer 51 N Third
'Ndams Stephen, stonecutter Buttonwood above Sixth

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. ALB

Adams Thomas, cordwainer 17 Charlotte

Adams Wm. carpenter 9 Budd

Adams WilHam, liquor stove corner High & Sch. 8th —

d h corner F'lbert and Sch 8th
Adams Zephaniah, wharf builder Beach above Maiden
Adcock Ehzabeth, widow Coats above 7th
Addis Benjamin, carpenter Sixth above Poplar
Adgate Danie), grocer 21 S Third & 65 S Seventh
Adkinson James, tanner 506 N 2(1 near Beaver
Adler Christian, morocco dresser back 536 N 3d
Adolph John, carpenter corner St. John & Green
Aechternacht F. A- mercer and tailor 115 N Third
Afflick Mary, milliner 151 north Second
Afflebaugh tieorge, ostler Hanover n. Frapkford road
Aga Wm shipwright Frankford road near Prince
Ager Margaret, widow Maiden near Stone bridge
f Agew Algeo Frances, washerwoman 4 Gilles's alley
Agnew Andrew, drv-goods store 20 south Second
Agnew Margaret, 536 north Front
Aiken Rf-bcrt, tailor 64 Penn
Aikins Barbara, widow Cedar near 13th
Ailes Joseph, tavernkeeper 161 Chesnut
Aitken John, sheet copper manuf. 8 south Broad
Aitken Robert, printer 60 Coats
Aitkin William m. d. surgeon 3 north Tenth
Akin James, engraver 166 Locust above Eleventh
Akins James, labourer High W. of Sch. Third
Aklns Wm. basket maker Morgan's st. above lltn
Alberson Gilbert, lumber merchant 103 Swanson
Albert Antonio, fruiterer 233 north Second
Albert, widow of Casper, innkeeper 414 north Third
Albert! George F. m, d. 76 Vine

Albertson Bevijamin, merchant 19 High — d h 141 Arch
Albertson Elizabeth, widow Frankford road above Otter
Albertson Isaac, blacksmith 121 north 5th
Albertson Marinadnke, shipwright Marlb. n. Bedford
Albertson Phoebe, widow 418 south Second street
Albertson Wm.. mariner 12 Almond street
Alurecht Charles, musical instrument maker 95 Vine
Albright Conrad, shoe warehouse SE cor. High & 2d
Albright Frederick, cedar cooper 81 Browne
Albright John, watchman Coates above Fourth
Albright Jacob, watchman 80 German
Albright Wm. limner, S E corner Lombard and 8th
AUbright Frederick, boot and shoemaker 14 N 5th
Alburger Abraham, vict. 259 Callowhill & 79 2d street

m a»'ket
Alburgcr Adam, vict. James — stall 45 2d st. market
Alburger Eliz. ornam.ental needle worker 241 Arch
Alburger John, vict. 261 Callowhill— stall 25 H'gh st.
Alburger Henrv, vict. Charles st. (P T) bel. Ponlar lane
Alburger Philip, vict. James — stiiii 64 2d st. market
Alburger widow of Philip, 76 Garden

ALL whitely's annual

Alburger Wm. M. plumber 8 Walnut — d h 94 Wood

above 7th
f Alburt James, whitewasher 12th below Chesnut
Alcock Wm. jun. printcutter Broad below High
Alcorn George & Son, boottree and lastmakers, leath-
er cutters, tinders, and dealers in all kinds of morocco
and sole leather, 77 Dock
Alcorn Henry, lastmaker 77 Dock
Alcorn Henry, shoe kid manuf. 42 Queen (S)
Alcott John, carter 2d above Germantown road
Alcott Jacob, (Phoenix hotel) Camden (N. J.)
Aldridge Abraham, manner 63 Penn st.
Aldworth John, tailor 18 Raspberry alley
Alen Vve. widow 56 Lombard
Alexander Aaron, 112 Gaskill
Alexander 8c Carstairs, wholesale & retail grocers S

wharves above Cedar
f Alexander Caleb, carter Cedar near 11th
Alexander Eleanor, widow 112 south Tenth
Alexander Eleanor, widow 29 Shippen
Alexander Eleanor, widow St. Mary^street (back)
Alexander Elizabeth, widow S7 FilSert
Alexander Elizabeth, Brusstar's alley (K)
Alexander Elizabeth, widow grocer 27 Green
Alexander George, tavern and grocery 52 Swansori
Alexander James, shoemaker 147 Walnut
Alexander James, shoemaker Jones st, near Sch. 5tU
Alex*ander Jane, \vidow back 216 south 6th
Alexander John, painter &c. 4 Hartung's alley
Alexander John, oysterman Gulbraith's court
f Alexander Joseph, porter 138 Locust
Alexander Lydia, Mrs. 128 German street
Alexander Mary, shopkeeper 74 north Fourth
Alexander Margaret, widow 25 Elizabeth
Alexander Hcbecca, cakebaker 132 south Ninth
Alexander Richard, cabinetmaker 92 south Third
Alexander Sophia, widow 146 Twelfth below Walnut
Alexander Samuel, merchant 19 Catharine
Alexander Wm, G. grocer NW. cor, 2d & Shippen
Alexander Wm.teamdriver Filbert near Sch. 4th
f Alexander Wm, waiter Cedar near Eleventh
Algeo James, grocer 18 Small
Aiken Martyn, merchant 19 Lombard
f Allair Jose})h, mariner 138 Locust
Allardice Peter, silk dyer &:c. 181 south Second
Allchin George, backgammonboard manuf. 125 S 2d
Allen Albertus, carpenter 557 south Second
Allen Ann, widow of Joseph, Church street
Allen Atalanta, shopkeeper 10 York court
f Allen Aueustus, smith I3road near George
Allen Cairns, m. d. practitioner of midwifery 397 Racf^
Allen Chamless, 7& south Eleventh
Allen Charles, druggist &c. 160 south Second

PHILADELPHIA DIRtXTORY. ALL

Allen Chas. boarding house back 39 Hii;l\

Allen 6v Clark, painters 187 Arch

Allen David, cotton trader 117 Browne

Allen David, shoemaker and sexton 34 Christian

Allen Ehzabeth, shop keeper 249 Vhie

Allen Enoch, taylor 52 and 54 south Water — d h 15

Coomb's alley
tAllea Griffith, widow whitewasher 265 S 2d
jAUen Israel, waiter 3 Raspberry alley
Allen James, gentleman 2 N Eighth
fAllen John, waiter Green's court
f Allen John, labourer 24 Burd's court
Allen Jolm, grocer ION 5th 5c 7 South alley
Allen John, coo{)er 15 S. wharves, — d h IS Strawberry
Allen Jolm, sexton Christian between Third £c Fourth
Alien Jo!\n W. printer 126 Cherry
Allen Josej)h, druggist &c. 202 south 3d
Allen Joshua, city clerk, olHce city hall— d h 61 S. 7th
Allen Lewis, merchant 278High— d. h. 18 N 8th
Allen & Macartney, grocers 10 north Fifth
Allen Mary, Avidow boarding house 438 south Front
Allen Rebecca, hat binder 3 Jones's alley
Allen Richard F. merchant 141 Arch
fAllen Richard methodist minister 150 Spruce
Allen Robert, collector of taxes 156 south Sixth
Allen Sam. merchant back 86 N Front — d h 397 Arch
Allen Samuel, livery stable 42 north Sixth
fAllen Samuel, wood sawyer Miles' court near Rose
Allen S. 6c M. lucky lottery office 18 soutli Third
Allen Solomon, manager of the state lottery 18 S 3d
Allen Thomas, mariner 275 north Front
t Allen Thomas 156 south Second & 242 Lombard
Allen Thomas P. combmaker 19 Passyunk road
Allen widow of Thomas, 77 Wood
Allen William, mate Carpenter's alley
Allen William, plasterer 295 Vine
fAllen Wm. sweepmaster 10 Middle alley
fAllen Zacliariah, i^jorter 20 Hurst
fAllen Zilphey, whitewasher 90 Bedford above 7th
AUibone Thomas, attorney at law 8 south Fifth
Allibone Thomas, carpenter Wood above Twelfth
AUibone William jun. agent <k com. merchant 83 S 2d
Allibone William, currier 163 nortii Third
Allien Peter, typef(;under Cedar above 9th \^ses j^llen
Alli.^ood Thomas, mariner 567 south Front
AUingham Wm. carpenter Jones' st, above Sch. 5th
AUinson Bernice, widov/ 218 north Fourth
Allinson Saml. wine 6c liqr. store 30^ Walnut, d h 59 Vine
Allison Andrew, oak cooper 3 HoiFman's alley
Allison Miss A. 6c M. ladies dressmakers 280 Arch
Allison James, plasterer 280 Arch
Allison John, grain measurer 11 Passyunk

[«fe Ellison, Mleson, Jillison 5^ Jllinso7i
A 2

AND whitkly's annual

Allison John, conveyancer 2c justice of the peace N VV

corner Front & Shippen— d h 256 south Front
Allison John, tavernkeeper NW cor. Front & Almond
Allison John, carpenter Carpenter st. above Front
Allison SLtrah, widow 122 Brown
Allison Walter, printer 10 Raspberry alley
Allison William, sailmaker 29 Mary (S)
AUman Thomas, oricklayer 137 south Eleventh
Allmcndinger Catharine, widow of Jacob 130 N 4th
Allmendinger George, baker 474 north Second
Allmendinger Jacob jun. grocer N W cor Race & IStii
AUoway Joseph, labourer Germantown road ab. Front

{ste. Holloway iJf HoUonvell
Alloway Joshua, smith Germantown road above Front
Allovvay Lewis, oak cooper Coats above Eighth
Alloway Samuel, Callowhill street wharf
Alpin Bryan, woodsawyer 29 Union
Alrich Saml. blacksmith Bisliop near Queen
Alsop John, chi.ia merchant 11 and 92 north Front — d

h. 10 F.'omberger*s court
Alsop Ochniel, vinegar merchant 149 & d li 167 Vine
Alston, Juditii, nurse Prime below Second
Altenr.us James, wheelwright 524 north Second
Akemus John, merchant tailor 38 Mulberry
Altemus T. steward of C. hospital, Sch. iFourth near

Bushhill
Alter & Bispham, grocers 272 High
Alter Jacob, grocer 272 High — d ii 3 Filbert
Ambers Levi, carpenter Hopkins' court
"Ambett Henry, sawyer Bonsall street
"America Richard, porter back 257 Catharine
■America Cato, labourer St. Mary street back
•Amey John, mariner Fuller's alley
Amey Samuel, watchman 85 Browne
Amies Thomas, paper manufacturer inquire 109 High
Ammidon Otis, merchant 215 High
Amos Abraham, boot and shoemyker 112 north Seventh
Amos Jacob, carpenter Coale's alley
Amos William, engineer north Front ab Maiden
Ancker Levi, 138 south Fourth
Ancrum J. H. gentleman 355 Arch
Ancora Peter, drawing master 79 south Fifth
Andaullejl widow of A sea captain 260 Mulberry
Anderson Alexander, boarding house 204 south Second
Anderson Andrew, tobacconist 127 north Second
Anderson Andrew, mariner back 35 Arch
Anderson Barbara, boarding house 84 Locust
iAnderson Aaron, sweep Swedes' alley
jAnderson Aaron, sawyer. Christian ah Fourth
Anderson Christian, watchman back 459 south Second
Anderson Clark, m.d. 69 Cedar
Anderson Charles, inspector of customs 15 Brown
Anderson Charles mariner opposite 537 south Second

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. AND

tAnderson Cecilia, wdow 2 Pine alley
f Anderson Daniel, boarding house 22 St. Mary's
Anderson Ezekiel, carter 285 St- John iibove Poplar
Anderson Elizabeth, widow 63 Shippen
Anderson Elizabeth, widow Shackamaxon n Queen (K.)
Anderson Elizabeth, widow Malbcrry near Schuylkill
Anderson Ellen, Mrs of Wm.Oakab.hayscales (N.L )
Anderson Enoch jr. inquire 12 Pear street
Anderson George, engineer Thirteenth above Filbert
Anderson George, watchman St John near George
Anderson Hanse, mariner 255 south Fourth
Anderson Henry, porter Elbovv alley
fAnderson Isaac, oysterman 195 north Eighth
Anderson Isaac, blacksmith 198 St. John
Anderson Isabella, washerwoman Weaver's alley
fAnderson James, mariner 242 Lombard street
Anderson James, carpenter 5 Wiley's court
Anderson James, labourer St Mary street
Anderson James, mason Sixth above Poplar lane
Anderson James, porter 20 Kunkle
fAnderson James, sawyer Allen's alley
"Anderson John, drayman, 242 Lombard street
"Anderson John D. mariner 5 Hurst street
Anderson John, carpenter 10 Currant alley near Wal-
nut— shop Locust above Twelfth
Anderson John, tailor back 62 Race
fAnderson Joseph, waiter 37 Currant alley
Anderson Joseph, tailor 152 n Water and 151 n Front
Anderson Leonard, labourer 11 Strawberry
Anderson Lydia, widow Seventh near Small
Anderson Mary, mantuamaker 104 Union
And^:rson Mary, widow 105 Catharine
Anderson Mary, mantuamaker. Juniper alley
Anderson Mary, widow 4 Little Pine street
Anderson 6c Meehan, printers 12 south Eighth
fAnderson M';ses, sadmaker 16 Cypress alley
fAnderson Philip, shoemaker 147 Chesnut
Anderson Hfichel, widow Hunter's court
Anderson Rebecca, widow 15 Watson's alley
Anderson Robert P. printer 12 s Eighth d li 200 s Sixth
Anderson Samuel V. merchant 25 north Water
Anderson Samuel, secretary to the Delaware Insurance

company, 134 Mulberry
Anderson Sam.uel, carpenter Cherry above Eleventh
Anderson Sarah, widow back 437 north Third
Anderson Sophia, widow of John, Twelfth below Pnie
Anderson Thomas, boarding house 95 north Ninth
Anderson Thomas, fishmonger 13 Strawberry
Anderson Thos. saddler Pine corner Second
Anderson Thomas, sea captain 14 Pine
fAnderson Thomas, waiter, back 257 south Fourth
Anderson M, widow Prince near Hanover
f Anderson Wm. vvhite washer, 6th above Poplar lane
fAnderson William, labourer 18 Burd's court

APP whitely's ankuai.

t Anderson \Vm. waiter back 288 south Seventh

f Anderson Wm. TTiariiicrSt. Mary

Andrade Jos. merchant 75 south Second

Anch'ess Jacob, carter Frankfort r near Prince street

Andress John, carter Beacli near Maiden

Andress Michael, bricklayer 7 Pratt's court

Andress Mrs. \vido\v 174 north Eighth

Andrews Catharine, widow Poplar lane rear St. John

Andrews David, wharf-builder Frankfoad road n Otter

Andrews & Elliot, conveyancers 82 Chesnut

Andre vvs Hannah, boarding house 82 Chesnut

Andrews Israel, coasting captain 61 Green

Andrews John, turner Rachel street

Andrews John, shallopman back 234 south Third

Andrews John, dry goods store 211 south Second

fAndrews John, woodsawyer 8 Middle alley

fxVndrews John sawyer Emlen's court (N. L.)

Andrews Joseph, merchant 259 north Second

Andrews Joshua, bricklayer Pine above Tenth

Andrews Mary, widow Sink's court

Andrews Mary, shopkeeper cor Newmarket and Noble

Andresvs Richardson, grocer, Camden N. J.

Andrews Robert, teacher 82 south Eleventh

Andrews Thomas, hatter 6 Wagner's alley

Andrews William, conveyancer 82 Chesnut

Andrews William, tobacconist 23 Charlotte

Andrews William, drayman Sch Eighth below Vine

Angelow David labourer 123 Swanson

Angue John, merchant 109 north Second

Angue John, jun. cordial distiller 154 north Second

Anhaeuser H. C. dutch-school, West near Palmer (K.)

Annadown Thomas, ladies shoemaker 207 north Front

northeast cor Vine
Anners Thomas S. perfumer, &c. 141 Chesnut
Anneslev Robert, tobacco inspector, 12 Morris's alley —

d h 15 north Fifth
Anthony E. boarding house 19 south Seventh
Anthony Frederick, 32 Budd [^see jintony

Antliony Jacob, shipwright 57 Coates
Anthony Joseph, mariner 285 south Third corner Plum
Antliony Joseph, carpenter, 39 Coates
Anthony Manuel, segar maker 10 Argyle
Anthony Robert D. smith, Cauffman's court
Antillo Anthony, sea captain 35 Lombard
Antonio Alonzo, traderTownsend's court ]6re Anthony
Antrim John, accountant 55 Spruce
App George pumpmaker Frankford r n Queen [see Afit
Appt widow of Michael, cor Queen and Marlborough
Apkie Henry, rope maker Passyunk r below Christian
Apple Adam, paperstainer vSch. Front sbove Arch
Applf George, hairdresser 48 north Fifth
Apple Henry, N. E. cor Fourth and Browne
Apple Henry, guager 5c oak cooper 27 s whf. bel. Chest.

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. ARM

Apple John, ladies' shoemaker 100 north Ninth
Apple Jacob, paperstainer Sch. Front ab(n c Arch
Apple John, hairdresser High west of Sch. Fourth
Apple Philip, coppersmith 130 north Third
Apple Valentuie, oak cooper 27 south wh.irves — d li

and store 70 aorth Second
Applebaugh Henry, cabinetmaker, Germantown r n 4th
Applegate David, carter 321 south Third
Applegate Jonathan, carter 163Shippen
Apple'ton, Mrs. Christiana L. ladies dress maker 132

south Second
Appo John confectioner 119 south Sixth
Arbuckle James, grocer 576 n Sec. cor Germantown r.
fArcher Aaron, (81 years of age) 182 south Fourth
Archer Ann, widow Camden, N. J.
Archer Benjamin, ferry carter 8 Jones's alley
Archer Charles, watchman Arch alley
Archer Charles, brushmaker 87 Coates
tArcher Hannah, wife of Aaron, (98 years of age, her

memory perfect, tut her eye sight deficient,) 182s4i:h
Archer Joseph, auctioneer, 54 s Front, d h 36 n Front
Archer Samuel, merchant 36 north Front
Arcliibald Benj netmaker, 9 Sbippen street
Archibald Martha, 11 Pine alley
Ardis John W. carpenter 571 south Front
Aidley R. A. broker 16 Carter's alley and 128 Lombard
Arentrue ^^^illiam, soapboiler 357 Arch
Ardman Richard, gluem«nufact. 222 Callow, ab Garden
Arey <'iroom, 153 south Ninth
Arey Robert B tailor inc/uire 153 south Ninth
Arey Samuel, carpenter m^w/zr 1*53 south Ninth
Ai'lv Hugh, labourer, 10 Flint's court
Armbruster Henry, labourer Wiley's court
Armbruster Jacob, brushmaker 220 north Third
Aris James, ferryman 9 Perkenpine's court
Armbruster Jolih, victualler, ] 1 Well's row n Eighth
Armbruster Nicholas, grocer 361 north second
Armljruster Peter, labourer Arch west of Sch. Eighth
Armitage George, silverplater, and miUtary ornament

maker 438 Sassafras cor. Jacoby
Armour John C. tailor 90 south Third
Armour Matthew, carpenter Scli. Eighth near Vine
Armour Susan M. storekeeper 6 Old Yord r
Armour William, storekeeper 6 Old York r
Armstrong Allen, hardware merchant 56 High
Armstrong Andrew, mariner 251 north Front
Armstrong Christopher, turnkey 3 Frazier's court
|Armstrong Hannah, widow 440 south Front
Armstrong Henry plasterer 178 Coates
Armstrong Irwin, labourer, Anne (Penntown)
Armstrong John, carpenter 95 Budd
Armstrong James, wheelwright Queen n Shakamaxov:
Armstrong lilary, widow 31 Coates street

ASH whitely's annual

jArmstrong Moses, 90 Small street

lArmstrong Mary, widow Mulberry alley

fArmbtrong Nancy, widow Baker's alley

Armstrong Peter, carter 89 Budd

Armstrong Sarah, mantnamaker 3 Poplar alley

Armstrong Susan, widow 128 south Sixih

Armstrong Thomas A. attorney at law, d h 85 Passy-

unk road — office Prune above Fifth
Armstrong Thomas, attorney at law 106 south Fourth
Armstrong & Wallace, grocers 122 Race SE cor Fourth
Armstrong William, tailor 343 north Front
Arney Elizabeth, storekeeper 40 south Fourth
Arnold George, ladies' shoemaker 178 Sassafras
Arnold John, labourer 100 Queen (S. )
Arnold John, labourer, Piime below Front
Arnold Levi, carpenter 84 Tammany
Arnold Thonias, shipwright 16 Argyle
Arnold Thomas, sea captain 303 south Front
Arnold Thomas, bottler 379 north 2d
Arrabin Mrs. boarding house 296 High
Arrison John blacksmith 100 Locust
Ar.rison Joseph, carter cor. Chestnut and Sch. Seventh
Arrison Matthew, sen. and jun. carters corner George

and Schuylkill Eighth
Arret James, merchant 35 south Front— d h N. W. cor-
ner Arch and Eleventh
Arrowsmith Eduiuud, 110 north Sixth
Arthur James, grocer and feedstore 2 north Tenth
Artiiur James, bookbinder Eleventh below Vine
Arthur Margaret, nurse 32 Duke (N. L.)
Arthurs Robert C. storekeeper Germant. r. ab. Second
Arthur Sa;nuel, tavern keeper 349 RaceN E cor Tenth
tArtsey Lucinda, widow Dean's alley
Arty Julie, stable keeper near 17 south Eighth
Arundal Margaret widow 239 Arch
fAs Peter, labourer Elbow alley
Ash Caleb, apothecary 66 north Ninth
Ash John P. jjlasterer corner Green and 6th
Ash John T. carpenter 16 Juniper lane
Ash James, gentleman (Sansom's row) 155 Walnut
Ash Jonathan, victualler 537 s 2d— stall 52 New Market
Ash Joseph, grazier 144 Swanson
Ash Joshua, grazier 54 Chribiian
Ash Mercy, widow, boarding house S.W. corner W al-

nut and Front
Ash Mio.hacl, feedstore 172 north Fourth
Ash Nicholas, carpenter Laurence near Callowhill ^
Ash T. stave merchant Christian st wharf— d h 208 s 3d
Ashbridge Rebecca, widow of Joseph 24 Little George
Ashbriclce widow of William 321 Arch
Ashbrook Joseph, sailmaker 86 Swanson
Ashbrook Thomas, tailor 243 north Front^
Ashburn Peter, labourer Emlen's court (N. L- )

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. ATM

Ashburner John, jr. 17 Race

Ashbiirner John, tanner 66 s Third — d h 321 north 2d

Ashburner John, jun merchant 321 north Second

Ashby WilUam, merchant tailor 43 Arch

Ashcraft John, blacksmith Camden N. J.

Ashford Eleanor, widow, 126 south 6th

Ashurst Richard, merchant 76 High — d h 70 s Fifth

Ashman Godfrey, cedar cooper 16 Charlotte

Ashman James, ladies' shoemaker 139 Race

Ashman James, late boot mannfact. 13 h above Walnut

Ashmead Benj. inspector of cust()m> 159 north Ninth

Ashmead John, auctioneer and commission merchant

S. E. cor. 2d and Lombard — d. h. 50 Lombard
Ashmead Samuel, carpenter 55 Shippen
Ashmead Thomas, accoutant 77 Lombard
Ash ton Andrew smith 94 n Front — d h 6 Fetter lane
Ashton George, boatbuilder back 294 north Front
Ashton John, oak cooper back 15 Noble
Ashton John, tailor 123 south Wa^er
Ashton Margaret, teacher 188 south Eleventh
Ashton Mary, widow milkwoman Irish lane
Ashton Samuel cabinetmaker 27.'^ s Second & 26 Union
Ashton Susannah, widow, 94 Crown
Ashton Thomas, chairmaker 83 6c d h 114 north Front
Askew & Paxson, hardware merchants 245 High
Askew Joseph, ironmonger 245 High — d h 3 Sansom
Askin John, shoemaker 244 south Second
Aspell Richard C. convevancer & land broker 39 N 7th
A spin George, paperstainer 300 south Fourth
Astley Thomas, merchant SVV cor Wahiut and Ninth
Astolti Laurence, 130 Locust
Aston, widow of James 37 Queen S.
Athertcn Humphrey, attorney at law 194 Chesnut
Atherton H. merchant 121 south Ninth
Atherton Nathan, city commissioner Hazel ay belLocust
Atkinson Amassa, carter 26 Little Water
Atkinson Asher, saddler &c. 3 Clawges' court
Atkinson Benjamin, painter &c. Wall's Elbow
Atkinson Clayton G. bricklayer 147 or 171 Pine
jAtkinson Charles, carpenter 28 Blackberry alley
Atkinson Joel, merchant tailor 64 Chestnut, d h 129 s 9th
Atkinson John, cabinet maker 1 north Fifth
Atkinson & Aylward, saddlers &c. Cook's build, cor, 3d
Atkinson Josiah, teacher, Camden (N. J.) \_See ^4dkinso7i
Atkinson Nvithan, carpenter 213 north Fourtli
Atkinson Phineas, biscuit baker 230 south Tliird
Atkinson Rebecca, widow Springett alley cor Barron
Atkinson Samuel C. printer back 53 High
Atkinson Sarah, widow 9 south Second
Atkinson William B. storekeeper Hamilton village
Atlee Edwin A. m. d. 180 Race
Atmore Mary, widow 163 south Third
Atmore Robert, coach lamp maker 19 Vernon
Atmore & Loveridge, smiths 26 Dock

AYR whitely's annual

Atwcod James, merchant 111 High — dh 129 s Tenth

Atwood & Co. merchants 111 Hit^h

Atwood John M. merchant 111 High— d h 129 s Tenth

Aubert John Peter, cook 209 south Fourth

Auchinleck Alexander, mate 74 Penn

Audas Jose ph, pkimber, Sec, High near Schuylkill 8th

jAuder Flora, widow VVashington court

Auflort Frederick, siioemaker Wood above Queen (K.)

Auge'N. & Lavigne, sugar refiner cor. Nicholson's and

Malt alley
Augiistien Joseph, stevedore back 57 south Water
f Augustin Peter, cook 219 soutli Fifth
Augustin John, hairdresser cor. George and St. John
Augustine Charles, blacksmith Hanover near Queen
Avigustin Peter, mariner Smith's alley
f Augustin Peter, hairdresser 79 Cedar
Auner Joseph G. bookbinder 79 Cheriy
Auncr Peter, tailor 79 Cherry
Austie Margaret, boarding house 38 south Front
Austin Ah ah, buttonmaker and tinman Filbert ab 13th
Austin (ialen L. pointer, office back 39 Cherry
Austhi (irace, widow, boauliiig house 12 north Third
Austin & Hadaway, merchants 29 South wharves
Austin Hosea, oysterman 50 Meade alley
Austin James, labourer 10 Charlotte
Austin Lewis L. baker High corner Schuylkill Fifth
Austin Margaret, widow 364 south 2d
Austin Mary, widow, 13 S])afford
Austin Richard M grocer 97 north Fourth
Austin & Smith, merchants 129 High
Austin Samuel merchant 129 Higli— d h 6 Church alley
Austin Thomas, merchant 7 north Thn'tceuth
Austin & Wiiitman, grocers 97 north Fourth
Austin Wm. B, merchant 29 s wharves — dh 2 Sansom
Auze' Charles, merchant 5 George
Avery Ira, cordwainer. Cedar near Thirteenth
Avery Isaac, combmaker 133 south Second
Avis George, slicemaker Beuch above Maiden
Avis Joseph, cabinet maker, 43 Cedar
Await Hannah, widow corner George and Sch. 7th
Await Henry, brickmaker corner George and Sch. 7th
Await Jane, widow Joint alley

Await John, brickmaker Chestnut west of Schuvl. 7th
Awl Margaret, widow, 145 north Fourth
Axe Frederick, 31 Queen (S.)
Axford Samuel J merchant tavlor George
Avars Abijah, jun. cordwainer 86 Popl. lane. [See Eyre
Avars Hamilton, labourer 128 n Eleventh [and Eayre
Avars Sarah, widow of William, grocer 127 Swansea
Aydelott Margaret, widow 17 I'arham's alley
fAyres George, labourer 24 Burd's street
Ayres James, bricklayer Small street
Ayres John, wheelrigVit Oak (N L) below Noble
Ayres Jonathan D. teacher 53 Coates — d h Rose alley

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. BAD

jAyres Rachel, boarding house 57 Shippen

•j-A) res Robert, labou-er 97 Lombard

Azan Josepii, cordial distiller aud dyer, back 66 S 5th

Azan Rachel, silk dyer and plumist, back 66 S 5th

jAzore John, labourer Shippen near Thirteenth

Azpew T. T. teaciier Norris's ay. — d h.70 Queen (S)

BABB MARIA, tailoress Maple street
Babe Joseph, hatter 8 Perkeupine's court
Babe Ljuke, grocer 338 south Front
Babe Margaret and Catharine, storekeepers 197 S 2d
Babe Rachel, widow 46 Penn
Babe Richard, hatter Cedar comer Thirteenth
Babenew David, waterman back 28 Spruce
Bach John, gentleman 267 north Second
Bach L. widow 11 Budd
Bache Catharine, widow 228 Walnut
Baclie Franklin m. d. 163 Spruce

Bache 8c Norvell, editors of the Franklin Gazette Car-
penter's court
Bache Richard, postmaster, and editor of the Frank-
lin Gazette 116 Chesnut {^see Beach
Bachman Peter, baker 96 Crown street
Backlev Edward, carpenter 16 Juniper lane
Bacon Allyn, music store 1 1 south Fourth
Bacon David, carpenter 192 north Front
Bacon Elizabeth, Filbert above Twelfth
Bacon George, engraver of music 11 south Fourth
Bacon & Hart, music store 1 1 south Foui th
Bacon Joshua B, engine manuf. 72 south Eleventh
Bacon Job, merchant 25 Dock — dwelling 113 S. Ninth
Bacon John, city treasurer, office City Hall S W" cor.

Chesnut and Fifth— d h 119 Race
Bacon Isaac, cabinetmaker 13 Budd street
Bacon Joseph, sen. late ironmonger 190 north Fr«nt
Bacon Joseph jun. ironmonger 188 north Front
Bacon Saml. sexton 2d Presby. church 3 Chancery lane
Bacon Samuel, tailor 154 St. John
Bacon Samuel & Co. 188 north Front , -^

Bacon Thos. hardware store 188 N Front— d h corner

Wood and West (K)
Bacon Thomas, cabinet maker 11 Budd street
"Badaraque Thomas,, accountant 179 Pine
Baddell John, parchment maker 14 Franklin street
Bader Juhana D. embroiderer 50 N Eighth
Baderley William, locksmith 114 N Water
Badger Samuel, justice of the peace S E cor. George

& Swanwick — d h S W corner 6th & George
Badger William, innkeeper 142 north Water
Badlun Joseph, soapboiler 10 Vernon

HAK whitely's annual

Bagge Elizabetli, widow 408 south Second

Bagge Mary, widow 467 b. uth Front

Bagnell Ann, u-idow 184 Cedar

fBagwell Rich, labourer Davis's ct. back 72 Christian

Bailey Chester, agent tor the General Post Office, and

proprietor of the Mail & Citizens' coaches to N. Y.
Badey Gamaliel A. drv goods &c. 425 N 2d
Bailey Jane, widow 28 'Catharine street
Bailey John, sea captain 25 Elfreth's alley
Bajley Joseph, brickmaker 12th above Lombard
Bailey Lydia R. widow printer 10Nort4i street
Bailey Nathan, merchant 7 north Second
Bailey Wesley, boarding house 210 south 6th
Bailey Wm. jr. watch & clockmaker 80 High— d h 19

Julianna
Bailey Wm. jr. clockmaker &c. 122 north Second
Baily Jane, widow 305 south Third Isee Bellye

Baily Joshua, jr. mercht. 113 High— d h 18 S Eighth
Bain Saml. blacksmith Morgan's court above llth
Baird Joshua, labourer Fraukford road near Queen
Baird Sarah, widow 275 south Second {see Beard

Bakehoven John, fisherman Queen near Bishop (K)
Bakehoven W. plumber Palmer near Prince
Baker Adam, cabinetmaker Front near Maiden
fBaker Adam, woodsavvyer 28 Barron
Baker, B.trtholoir.ew, ch'airmaker back 117 German
Baker Bassett, tavernkeeper 4 L3etitia court
Baker Benjamin F. Callowliill above'Eleventh
Baker Chalkley, innkeej)er (Jackson's head) 264 Race
Baker Charles H. merchant 61 Race — d h 310 Arch
Baker Charles, cabinetmaker 116 north Eighth
Baker Christian, wntchman Buttonwood near 6th
Baker Christian, blacksmith James above Charles
B^ker Conrad, tisherijian Queen near Bishop
Baker Conrad, junr. fisherman Queen near Bishop
Baker Dobel, plumber 17 Wood above 4th
Biker Edward, teacher Pine above Thirteenth
Baker Elizabeth, widow boarding house 116 Arch
Baker Elizabeth, Germantown road above Third
Baker Eliz. widow 124 Browns \_8ee Barker CT* Boker
Baker Elizabeth, widow 58 Arch

Baker Frederick, labourer Frankford r n. Blackhorse
Baker widow of George A. cor. of Cherry and Fourth
Baker George A. attorney at law and conveyancer NE

corner Fourth and Cherry
Baker George, vict. 32 N L market— d h 47 Budd
Baker (ieorge N. lumber merchant 7 Wood
Baker George, labourer Knodle street
Baker Hannah, 72 north Fifth
Baker Hannah, widow 32 Race
Baker Henry, sign and ornamental painter 82 N 6th
Baker Isabella, v.idow, keeper of the store of the Fe-
male Hospitable Society 54 north Fourth

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. RAL

Baker Jacob, smith Rose alley below Green
Baker Jacob, victualler 47 Budd
Baker Jacob S gunsmith 516 north Front
Baker Jacob H. 'grocer cor. Front & Blackhorse alley
Baker Jacob junr. victualler 32 Browne
Baker James, victualler Old York r. above Tammany-
Baker John H. exch and intel. office 3 Franklin court
Baker John, sea captain 3 Mary (S)
Baker John F. mate of vessel 350 south Second
Baker Jolin, ropemaker Cierm. road ab. first gate
Baker John H. C. grocer 222 south Seventh
Baker John, flour and feedstore 433 north Second
Baker John L. exch. broker and com. mer. 6 Lodge
Baker John R. & Son, merchants 61 Sassafras
Baker Joseph, ostler Hanover near Frankford road
Baker John, victualler Rachel st. stall 32 N L market
Baker Mary, vict 33 N L market
Baker Michael 8c Son, lumber merchants N W corner

Browne and north Second
Baker Mich, hardvare store 59 High — dh 166 Arch
Baker Mich, lumber mer. 74 Browtse cor. Second
Baker Mich. jun. coppersmith 330 N Front & 227 n. 2d
Baker Michael, ro])emak»r Hopkins's court
Baker Mrs. widow Hanover near Frankford road
Baker Newsom, carpenter Sixth above Callowhill
Baker Peter, fisherman Queen above Bishop (K)
Baker Richard, accountant 157 Green street
Baker Samuel, cordwainer 63 Green
Baker Samuel, blacksmith 386 N Front
Baker Samuel, fisherman Cherry near Prince
Baker Samuel, carpenter 49 north 6th
Baker Stephen, cordwainer Apollo above Shippen
Baker Susan, Lombard above Ninth
Baker Susannah, 61 Queen (S)
Baker Sylvanus, copperplate printer II south 4th
Baker Thomas, sea captain 121 N 11th above Race
Baker widow of Jacob, ropemaker 13 Well's row N 8th
Baker William, carter corner Apple and George
Baker Wm. J. wine merchant 136 N 2d— d h 69 Vine
Baker William, druggist 6 north Fifth
Baker William, ropemaker Germ. r. above first gat^
Balan Elizabeth, widow confectioner 241 south Second
Bald Adam, grocer 472 N Second N W cor. Poplar
Bald Wm, engineer Second near George
Baldt Catharine, w.dow Crown near West K
Baldt Conrad, labourer Coates above Eighth
Baldt Frederick, labourer Hanover near Prince
Baldt Henry, sen. & jr. hog vict's. Hanover cor. Prince
Baldt John, carpenter Marlborough near Bedford
Baldt Margaret, vict. 9 High street market
Baldt Margaret, widow cor. of Frank, r. Sc Crown K
Baldt Thomas, labourer 19 Charlotte
Bait William, vict. Marlborough near West (K)

BAN whitely's annual

Baldwin F. baker 45 Cedar street *

Baldwin George, stablekeeper 13 S4th--d h 69 Crown

Baldwin John, bookbinder 28 Sugar alley

Baldwin John, cordwainer Duke near Vienna

Baldvvin Joseph, supercargo 148 south 6th

Baldwin Lewis, teacher 39 Sprace

Baldwin Mary, widow 129 south Eleventh

Bald Ail, Matthias, jeweller College avenue — d h 129

south Ekverith
j Baldwin Phcebe, milliner 40 south Fourth
ipJdwin Willi .nr», farmer north Third near Oer. road
. Halfe Li'.cas & Thomas, boot manufacturers 27 south 4t-h
. Jalfour George, of the Pennsylvania hospital
Jail t^lizBbeth, widow of Henry 7 Fayette
iall Henry, diuggist &c 34nort!» Tenth
iall I'-riel. ladies' shoe niiker 11 Shippen
iail Joseph, gentleman Point road (K)
Jc'll Joseph, gentleman 349 Arch
^a!l Richard G. can^enter back 17 Pas>yunk
.Jail Stephen, taxernkeeper 234 south Third
.Jail Wm. coachman 13 Knight's court
iall William, mariner 98 Swanson
B illard George, cooper 23 Mary's alley
"Bnllard James, brassiounder Cordwainer's alley
Ballard Levin, dealer 73 S Second— d h 170 Locust
iallentine Jameti, cordv/ainer 70 German
iallinger Catliaiine, nurse 135 north Fifth
Ballinger Daniel, weaver Fourth below Browne
Ballinger Jacob, carpenter 70 north Ninth
Ballinrine James, grocer N W cor. Coates and Front
Ballentine Josejjh, grocer N side Almond st. wharf
Bancker Cha^. N. merch. 16 Chesnut — d h C20 Chesnut
Baucraft Jewell, 2 south 5d — d h 117 New street
Banciaft Titus, 2 south 3d — d h New street
Bane Wm. oysterman Allen st. (K)
Banfield James, mariner 176 north Water
Bantield widow of Thomas, sch. 7th below Walnut
Banger Thomas, pocketbookmaker Nonnater's court
Banger Timothy, account. (V) Ridge r. below 1st gate
Brings Elijah K' sea captain 168 north Front
Banker Peter, mariner Washington above Second
Banker Peter, mariner Washington bel. Moyamensing r
Banks George, smith Beach near Marlborough
Banks John, d. d. 13 Powell
jBanks Jonathan, cat ter 240 Shippen street
jBanks Murrel, labourer 18 Plum
Bankson Henrietta, 52 Vine
Bannen John, carpenter Castle street
B^innen Joseph, carpenter 10 Wagner's alley
Banning John, cooper Frankford road near Queen
tBantom Henry, labourer back 66 Small
jBcintom Joseph, carter 18 Gaskill street
JBantom Sarah, widow cook Shield's court

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. BAR

fBannister Margaret, widow 32 Lombard
fBaptist Flora, Mrs. 238 Lombard street
Barault doctor Francis, 93 south Front
Barault Mrs. dry goods store 93 south Front
fBarbarouse John Pliilip, waiter Green's court
Barbaud J. J. A. portrait painter 55 Lombard street
Barbazet Jacob, cabinetmaker 92 Callowhill
Barber Alexander, stone cutter 128 north Eleventh
"fBarber Anthony, sawyer Shippen above Tth
Barber David, drayman Old York road ab. Poplar lane
Barber Nathaniel, carpenter 203 Arch
Barber Rebecca, widow Prime belov/ Second
Barber Tacy, tailoress back 80 Penn street
fBarber Thomas, sweepmaster Hazel alley ab. Locust
Barber William L shoemaker 307 south Front
Barbier Stephen P. goldsmith and jeweller 87 N 6th
•Barclay Andw. C. mercht. 232 6c d h 250 north Third
Barclay A. C. 6c John, merchants 232 north Third
Barclay widow of George, grocer 168 south Second
Barclay James J. attorney at law, office 119 Walnut
Barclay John, president N Lib. bank 227 north Third
Barclay John, jun. merchant 224 and 230 north Third
Barclay John A. accountant 34 Union
Barclay John, cordwainer 31 Cox's alley
Barclay Joseph, mariner 325 south Second
Barclay Rudolph, stonecutter Walnut W. of Broad
Barclay Samuel, hatter 323 south Second
Barclay Samuel, jun. sea captain 324 south Second
tBarclay Tobias, hatter 24 Elizabeth street
Barcrof S. B. dry goods store 217 north Third
Barcus Stephen, labourer Sch. Seventh above Arch
Bardeer Samuel, innkeeper 295 K 3d & coach fringe

manuf. Crown street
Barford William, mariner Galbraith's court
Barger Abel, painter &c. 14 Carter's alley
Barger Benjamin, drayman Apple near George N L
Barger Jacob, cooper Germantown road above Third
Barger John, cedar cooper 421 N Fourth above Coates'
Barger William, painter, Sec. Alder alley
Barger William, rigger 78 Budd
Bargh William, baker 225 Walnut
fBarjona Elizabeth, widow 33 Gilles's alley
Barker Abram. mer. 37 S wharves — d h 148 S Front
Barker Ann, widow storekeeper 188 south Second
Barker Elizabeth, back 321 Race \_see Baker

Barker Hannah, widow Carpenter (S.) below 3d
Barker Isaac, merchant 137 High
Barker Jacob, carpenter back of 15 Parham's alley
Barker James N.^ mayor of tlie city — office City Hall

S W corner 5th and Chesnut — d h Chesnut n. 11th
■{■Barker James, mariner 12th above Locust
Barker Rachel, widow 2 Pleasant avenue
Barker Stephen, labourer Sch. 7th above Arch

B 2

BAR whitely's annual

Barley William, caulker 124 Queerr(S.)
Barling William E. caulker 46 German
Barlow Arnold, mariner 2 Swanson
Barlow George, mariner 72 Penn
Barlow Joseph, weaver 83 Budd street
Barlow Philip, 14 south 6th and 62 Zane
Barlow Robert, weaver Oak above Coates street
Barley George, shipwright Marlborough above Beach
Barnaby Nathan, wheel wi-ight Frankf. road near Otter
Barnacut William, tailor Relief street
Barnard John, carpenter St. Bernard's ct [see Bernard
Barnard Joseph & Son, ploughmakers High W. Sch. 4th
Barndollar Daniel, back of 393 north Second
Barndollar Frederick, corslet maker &c. 10 Taper alley
Barnes Ann, widow cor. Fourth and George Is . L.
fBarnes Charles, labourer Cedar near" 13th
Barnes Daniel, merchant 26 S wharves
Barnes Elizabeth, milliner 65 Sassafras
Barnes Hester, widow 14 Parham's alley
fBarnes Isaac, cordwainer 4 Ball alley
Barnes Isaac, tailor 111 Vine [see Bams

Barnes James, pilot 196 south Front
^ Barnes John, m. d. 120 Arch
Barnes John H. and N. Diehl. notaries public and ship

brokers office, IIT south Second
Barnes John H 115 south Second — d h 22 Prune
JJarnes John, ladies' shoemaker 147 south Second
Barnes John, pilot 501 south Front
Barnes Joseph, judge of the district court of the city

and county of Philadelphia, 122 south 4th
Barnes Jos. & John, ladies shoestnre 145 & 147 S 2d
Barnes Joseph, mariner 35 Prime strcev (S)
Barnes Leonard, domestic coffee store 74 Callowhill
Barnes Mary, widow teacher 7 Plum
Barnes Philip, boatbuilder 27 Mary (S)
Barnes Samuel, currier 57 Chesnut — d h 13 N 4th
Barnes Robert, male of vessel 20 Catharine street
Barnes Robert, waterman Hanover near Prince (K)
Barnes Thomas, mariner Lombard street alley
BariiCS Thomas, esq. currier 57 Chesnut— d h 275 N 2d
Barnes Thomas and R. T. curriers 67 Chesnut
Barnes William, jun. flour store 324 High
Barnet Jacob, victualler 3d near Germantown road
Barnet Joseph, carter 315 south 6th
Barnett Sarah Mrs. Passyunk road n. corner Eighth .
Barnott T & A. starch manuf Passyunk road cor. 8th'
Barnhill Sarah, widow 13 north Third
Bamhoh Fred, vict 237 St. John— stall 24 N L market
Barnhoit George, victualler 249 Callowhill
Barnholt George, jr victualler James above Rugan
Barnhoit John, labourer 7 Well's row north Eighth
Barnhurst Thos & Jos. umbrella furniture makers and

gen. brass founders, Filbert n. Broad [see Bringhurst

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. BAR

Barnitt Thos. Columbian printing press manuf. & tur-
ner in brass, iron, &c. 198 N Frout & 7 Newmarket
Barns James, coach trimmer 42 Prime (S.)
Bams Robert, merchant 42 south Front
Baron Joseph, cordwainer 14 north 6th
Barr Adam, Jones's street W Sch- 6th
Barr George, saddler Otter near Frankford road
Barr Juhn, mate Crawford's court
Barr Mary, Mrs. 36 Budd
Ban- Samuel, shoemaker, 19 Prosperous alley
Barras Sarah, widow of John 122 Callowhill
fBan-eno Andre', mariner Crab below Cedar
Barret George, labourer 12 Fuller's alley
Barret Riley, cordwainer Camden, N. J.'
BaiTett Elizabeth, widow 256 Lombard
Barrett Louise, 8 Eimslie's alley
Barrett Lydia H. gentlewoman 173 south Eleventh
Barrett Riley, cordwainer Camden, N. J.
Barrett Robert, bricklayer Castle st
Barrington Charles, ^ocer, &c. 216 High
Barrington Charles, jun. merchant 222 south Fourth
Barrington Eleanor, widow of Richard 109 Lombard
Barrington Henry, manuf. cliocolate 206 south Fourth

NW corner of Gaskill
Barrington Wm. R. 206 s. Fourth N.W. comer Gaskill
Barron Mary, widow 'of James 161 Pine
Barron John, carpenter north Eighth below Buttonwood
Bany Ann, nurse 185 Cedar
Barry Charles, oysterman 22 North alley
Barry Edward, unfversal turner 45 Prime
Bany Eliza, Quince below Locust
Barry John, shoemaker 164 Swanson
Bany John, smith south Fifth near Carpenter st.
Barry Jos. B & son, cabinetmakei*s and upholsterers
134 south Second • [_see Berry

Barry Joseph, jun. cabinetmaker 134 south Second
Barry Maria, nurse 4 Sassafras alley
BaiTV Patiick, grocer 136 N Water and 191 N Front
Barry Samuel, planemaker Kunckel below Tammany
Barr>' Samuel, baker 340 n.onh Front
Bany Sarah, widow of commodore 214Cbesnut
Barry William, innkeeper 208 south Fifth
Barry William, tobacconist 285 south Fourth
Barthe Rev. Lewis, back of 17 Willing's alley
fBarthelemy Wm. waiter, back 62 Gaskill
Bartholomew Catharine, widow 106 Wood ab Eighth
Bartholomew Charles, tobacconist 88 north Third
Batholomew Fred, tobacconist 100 Wood above Eighth
Bartholomew Joseph, tinsmith 114 north Eighth
Bartholomew Mary, gentlewoman Spruce below 7th
Bartholomew Peter, victualler 48 Old Shambles
Bartholomew Thos. farmer south 2d near Buck tavern
Bartholomew Thomas, com. merchant 157 south Sixth
Bartle George, turner, &c. Queen n. Frankford road

BAT whitely's ankual

Bartle Philip, oakcooper 68 Garden below Buttonwoou
Bartleson Eunice, widow 105 north Front
Bartleson Mar}% widow 117 Callowhill
Bartleson Peter, carpenter Fifth near Noble
Bartlett Ann, seamstress 11 Mary (S.)
Bartlett Thomas, shipwright 11 Mary (S.)
Bartlett Richard, waterman Pine below Siecond
iBartley James, mariner Lombard below Tenth
Bartling Christlieb, inspector of lumber 485 N. Second
Bartling Conrad, carpenter and city commissioner 455

Arch above Twelfth
Bartling Charles, sea captain 85 Cherry
Bartling David, carpenter 453 Arch above Twelfth
Bartllt John 8c Co. merchants 17 s Water— d h 147 s 3d
Barton Adam, gi'ocer cor. Sixth and Germantown road
Barton Ann, widow 252 Lombard

Barton Christopher, shoemaker 151 Cedar [see Burton
Barton Edward, m. d. N E cor. Walnut and Seventh
Barton Elizabeth, widow of Wm. 204 Chesnut
Barton Elizabeth, nurse 75 Christian
Barton Henry, teacher Kunckel below Green
Barton Isaac, storekeeper 20 north Second
Barton John Rhea, m d 204 Chesnut
Barton Joseph, teacher, Germantown road ab. Otter
Barton Maiy, widow of Benj. S m.d. 285 Spruce
Baiton Thomas W'. tailor 387 north Second
Barton Thomas, tailor back of 34 north Fourth
Barton Wm. P. C. m d professor of botany in the Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania, 303 Chesnut
Bartrani George, alderman 68 south Second
Bartram Isaac, late«druggist 13 Juhana
Bartram Rebecca, 39 Race
Barwick John, currier 225 north Second
Bascom Samuel A. bookseller coi\ Carpenter & Decatur
Bash George, labourer, Frankford road near West st
t Bass Samuel, barber 1 Laetitia court
Bass Wm. A. accountant U S arsenal Gray*s ferry road

[sfe Besse and Boss.
Bassett Isaac, tailor, 25 Lombard
Bassett Samuel, sea captain 10 Noble
Bassett Zebedee, mariner, 416 north Front
Bastian George, soap & candle manuf. 192 and 194 Vine

Bastian , widow of Henry vict. 1 Sommers* court

fBastian John, manner 171 south Sixth [see Boatian
Bastian Joseph, sen. gardener Chestnut near Sch. Third
Bastian Joseph, jun. paperstainer 12 south Broad
Batchelor Hester, widow of Wm R. Miller's court NL
Batchelor Powell, carter Vine above Broatt
Batchelor William carter Pleasant above Chartes
Bate William, huckster, Camden, N J
Bateman John, sailmaker Spruce st whf. — dh 41 Plum
Bates Benjamin, accountant, 276 south Front
Bates Benoni, jun. clerk 225 Callowhill

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. BEA

Bates Benoni, sen. late lumber merchant 225 CallowhiU
Batts Elizabeth, widow nurse back 405 south Second
Bates Isaiah, blacksmith back 169 north Second
Bates John, carpenter Cobb's court Isee Beaten

Bates William cordwainer 10 Cypress alley
Battin John, Sixth below Fitzwalter
tBattin vVilliam, sawyer Atkinson's court
Batis, William H. baker 45 George (S )

■ Battis John hairdresser back 10 Oak (S.)

■ -battis John, barber Broad above Cherry
■Battis John, woodsawyer Apple near George N L

•Battis John, sawyer, back 93 Shippen
•Battis John, sawyer 124 Christian
•Battis John, hairdresser, 432 south Second
Battis John, oysterman cor. Second and Lombard
Battis Nicholas, labourer, 96 Swanson
Battiss Elijah, cordwainer cor. Queen & Shackamaxon
Batton E.lizabeth, widow dyer & scourer 2 Shippen
Batts John, mariner 445 south Second [see Belts

Bauch Frederick A. carpenter Kessler's court
Baugh Margaret, widow 131 Green \_see Bough

Bauchman Jacob, R.ose alley above Tammany
Bauersach John N. toyshop '59J north Third
Baughman Catharine, boarding house 155 south Ninth
Baukman John, labourer Coates above Eighth
Baumgard Godfrey, baker 514 north Front
Baush John, sea captain Juniper near Vine
Bovington Thomas bfushmaker 394 south Third
fBaxter Benjamin, carter Small near Thirteenth
Jttaxter Edward, labourer Cherry bel. Schuylkill Sixth
Baxter Isaac B. & Co. hardware merchants 248 south 2d
Baxter Matthew, grocer N W corner Eighth and High
Baxter William shopkeeper 244 south Front
Bayard Andw. pres't. of Com. Bank 102 south Eighth
fBayard A^idrew, labourer Twelfth above Locust
Bayard George, tinplateworker, 3 M*Culloch's court

and 52 north Front
Bayard Guy ton, tailor 81 Cedar
Bayard John, segarmaker, 292 south Sixth
Bayard Moses, coachman, Twelfth below Race
Bayard, R. H. attorney at law 193 Walnut
Bayard Rebecca, widow 203 Sassafras
Baylis Joseph, needle manufacturer 565 south Second
Bayne Nathaniel, turner and feed store 85 north Front
fBayne Alexander, shoeblack 29 Union
Bavne Samuel, cordwainer 316 south Second
Baynton Jane, 100 Union

Bazeley Chas. W female seminary 75 s. 4th [see Basely
Bazier John, accountant Cedar below Twelfth
Beach Waldren, carpenter 51 George S. [s(?e Bache
Beacon George, 471 north Third
Beagle Henry, blacksmith Fifth above Callowhill
Beakley William, grocer 165^ south Third

BEC WHITELY*S ANNUAL

Beale Jacob, grocer 84 north Eleventh

Beale Joseph, cabinetmaker 75 Dock — dh 2 Library

Beale & Jamison, cabinetmakers 75 Dock

Bealert Margaret, widow, 52 Lombard

Beam Jacob, silversmith 3')1 north Second

Beam Joseph, victualler Camden N J

Beamer Margaret, widow boarding ho 4 Nicholson's ay.

Beamer Samuel, stove manuf. 83 north Seventh

tBean Ezekiel woodsawyer Baker

Bean Jacob, silversmith iFifth above Buttonwood

Bean James storekeeper 163 north Second [see Bayne

tBean Joseph mariner Green's couit

Bean Samuel, tailor 163 north Second

Bean William. c<irdwainer Crab st.

Be m Wilham, (Tiger Inn) 121 Vine

Beans James» mariner 126 south Sixth

Bear Mrs. shopkeeper Cherry above Juniper

Beard Catharine, widow 4 Chesnut

Beard Da\'id, brickmaker, Sch. Fourth above Walnut

Beard James, labourer back 295 south Third

Beard John, carter Clymer's alley [see Biard

Beard Martha, Say street

Beard Nicholas, vict. 36 Charlotte — stall 8 N L market

Beard Peter, currier 3 Eckfc'dt's court

Beard Thomas, segarmaker 45 Cedar

Beard Wm. vict. 36 Charlotte — stall 63 High St. market

Bearman H. curled hair & glue manuf. Filbert n. Sch. 6th

Beartoles Mary, widow^ Hjgh W'. Sch. Eighth

Beaseley Abigail, widow 21 Christian

Beaslev Rev. Frederick, d. d. Provost of the University

289 Chesnut [«ee Bazely

fBeasley Moses, waiter 191 south Fourth
Beasley William segarmaker Taper alley
Beates Frederick, scrivener 94 north Third
Beatly John, chandler 53 Passyunk road
Beaty Isabella, washerwoman Cypress alley
Be:^t.y John, papirhsnger 167 south Eleventh,
Beaty W^ilUarn, mariner Juniper alley
Beatty John, flour inspector Kunckel above Noble
Beatty Samuel, baker 89 Cedar
Beatty William, gentleman 508 south Second
tBeaujon Lev. is, barber 159 Swanson
Beaumont Effy, widow Frankfort road above Queen
Beaumont Jacob, blacksmith Cherry bel- Sch. Sixth
Beauveau E 6c Co. dry gocds store 78 south Third
Beaver Samuel, cai*penter 290 south Third
Beaver Jacob, labourer 393 north Third
Beecherer Gabriel, baker 89 Christian
Bechtel George, shoemaker 55 Duke (N. L.)
Bechtel Jacob, boot and shoe manuf. 64 south Second
Bechtel John {^bachelor) 8c Co. shoe warehouse 50 High
Beck Daniel B- painter and glazier, 145 north Front,

near Poplar lane — dh 81 Green
Beck Elizabeth, widow back 207 St. John

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. BEH

Beck Daniel, 23 St. Tammany

Beck Cieorge, clerk of High st. market 215 Lombard

Beck Henry A. druggist, &C.-248 north Front

Beck Henry, conibmaker north Eighth n. Buttonwood

Beck Henry, exchange broker & com. merch't 63 N 3d

Beck Isaiah, carpenter 147 St. John

tBeck Ignatius, dealer under 219 south Second

Beck John, painter, &c. near 11 Tammany

Beck Jacob, sen accountant 15 Tammany

Beck Jacob, jun. carpenter 22 Tammany

Beck John, grocer 34 Passyunk

Beck John, late grocer Germantown road ah. first gate

Beck Margaret, widow, north Eighth near Buttonwood

Beck Paul', merchant 11 south Water— d h 315 High

Beck Peter, late draper 486 south Second

Beck Peter, shoemaker 63 Penn

Beck Valentine, shoemaker, back 2 Oat

Beck W.C&SM. Stewart, stationers&manufac. paper

hangings & playing cards S W cor. Walnut and Third
Beck Wm. C stationer, &c. 77 south Sixth
Beckel Godfrey, accountant 87 north Second
Beckenback Benjamin, m.alster back 408 north Third
Beckenback Jacob, carpenter back 12 Kunckel
Beckenback Jacob, shoemaker 85 Green
Becker Christian, piano forte maker 203 north Fourth
Becker Francis, accountant and interpreter of foreign

languages 28 north Third
Becket Archibald, tailor Cooper's ferry 2b. Camden N.J.
Beckhorn Garret, tavernkeeper 62 Shippen
Beckman Daniel, shoemaker back 15 Charlotte
Beckman Susannah, 15 Wagner's alley
fBeckus Lewis, hairdresser 185 Spruce
Bedell John, shoemaker 16 Browne (N. L.)
Bedford Ann, teacher Crown above Callowhill
Bedford Isaac, accountant Crown above Callowhill
Bedford John, boot and shoe manufacturer 296 High
Bedford Joseph, printer 70 north Eighth
Bedford Thos. jr. dry goods store, 57 north Second
Bedford Thomas, Crown abo^e Callowhill
Bedford Thorn as, painter, &c. Kunckel above Tammany
fBedford William, carter south Eighth near Cedar
Bedinger Henry, cordwainer back 190 Lombard
Bedkins Mahlon, oysterman 16 south Sixth
Bedlock William J. teacher near 49 Crown
Bedwell Thos. apothecary and druggist 250 north Third
Beebe Lewis, printer Quince above Spruce
Beer John, carpenter Rose alley above Coates
Beers Robert, carter Lombard below Twelfth
Beers Ann, 13 Carter's alley
Beesley William, sugarmaker Taper alley
Begley Thomas, cordwainer, 116 German
Behncke John C. tavernkeeper 24 Swanson
Behonin Charles, labourer 26 Burd's court

BEN whitely's annual

Beidelman Catharine, widow Queen below Wood (K.)
Beidelman Elizabeth, widow Warren near Beach
Beidelman Henry, fishecman Queen near Bishop
Beidelman Jacob, boardmg house 105 Race
Beidelman Jacob, fisherman Queen above Wood
Beidelman John, fisherman corner Beach and Bishop
Belair Lewis D. foreign bookseller SW comer Sixth and

Chesnut— -d h 8 Wood
Beldon Hosea W accountant 64 Vine
Belford John, shipwright 33 Christian
Belin A'lgustus, merchafcC 237 bpruce
Belkiuip Siephers, jeweller 4 Quctrry.
Bell Amos, cordwdiner A'ban near Lombard
Bell Ciuules, liquor merctiant 442 north Second
fBell Cybele, widow back 30 Christian
Bell Elizabeth, widow li'2 New
Be)i George, piinter 44 Queen (S.)
Bed Hannah, 5 Mark's vane

Bel! Henry, lumb mer. ya' d 9th ab. Race— flh 145 a 9tU
Bell Jacob, labourer H-msell' c^urt
Bell James, ladies* shotmairer 40 Christian
Bell James, mate of vessel Sink's court
Beli James & John, distillers 230 Cedar
Bell John, grocer SW corner Gernran and Third
Bell Joim, sawyer 167 south ^ixth
Bell Mar}', widow Christian bel.')w Sixth
Bell & Mitchell, whip manutactory 17 St. Jdtin
Bell Peter, searaptain 9 Powell

Bell Robert R. printer Christian above Pa^syunk road
Bell Samuel, commission merchint 309 Walnut
Bell Samuel, grocer and drover 230 and 236 Cedar
tBell Samuel, waiter Lyndall's court
Bell William, whipmaker 1 16 St. John
Bell William merchant, 105 south Fourth
Bell William, (G eei; Tree inn) Hi- mil ton village
Bell William, stone cutter 266 Lonib^rd
Bell \^ m J. & Co. stock and exchange brokers 35 Dock
Bell William, jun. stork &c. brok. 35 Dock — d h 93 Pine
Bellangee Isaac, bricklayer 13 Wood
Bellanger Isaac, waterman, 107 I'hristian
Bellew James, labourer back 216 south Sixth
Belling Andrew, combmaker 542 n Third {see Billings
fBellize John, stevedore Fuller's alley
Bellows Hester, widow of capt. D 117 north Second
Belot Arno, merchant 72 Christian
Belrose John, paperhanger 315 south Second
Belsterling Mary, widow 484 north Third
Belton nrajor Francis S. assist, inspect, gen. U S army,

29 south Seventh
Beltzner Catharine, shopkeeper 72 Dock
Berckert Geo F morocco dresser 1 Knox's court
Bendel Israel W. pumpmaker 12 Maria ab. Fourth N L
Bender Charles, cordwainer 154 St John

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. BEN

Bender Christopher, tobacconist Gcr. road above 2d
Bender Elizabeth, widow Prince neur Palmer
Bender Eliza, widow boarding house 21 Strawberry st.
Bender Jacob, combmaker Cherry above Thirteenth
Bender John, shoemaker 14 Green [see Binder

Bender Mary, widow Queen near Wood
Bender Mrs. widow boarding house 324 High
Benedict John, ladies shoemaker 149 Cherry
Benfer J. C. tailor 353 north Front
tBienjamin Joseph, labourer 130 Plum street
Benjamin Taft, teacher 456 Race
Benjamin Wolf, cordial distiller 167 Cedar
tBenn Thomas, niariner back 444 south Front
Benner Ann 8c Hannah, grocers b. Frankf. r. a. Queen
Benner Charles, cooper 6 north Tenth — d h 327 Arch
Benner Ehzabeth, widow Lombard above Twelfth
Benner Elizabeth, Mrs 99 Queen (S)
Benner George, baker Frankford r. near Queen street
Benner Henry, drayman 196 Cherry
Benner Henry, brickmaker Spruce above 13th
Benner Henry, constable 11 Beaver
Benner Isaac, toll collector at 1st gate Ger. road
Benner Jacob, carter 20 Green
Benner Jacob I. brickmaker 164 Lombard
Benner Jacob, jun. saddler 187 north Third
Benner Jacob, sen. weaver 189 north Third
Benner John, tailor 31 Beck's alley
Benner John, chemist 48 south Eighth
Benner John, baker 300 north Front
Benner Mary, widow 17 Budd
Benner Matthias, brickmaker Spruce above 13th
Benner Peter, oak cooper 365 north Second
Benner Peter, brickmaker Spruce above Thirteenth
Benner P. 8c M. brickmak. kilns cor. Walnut 8c Sch. 6th
Benner Whiteman, silverpUter 23 Duke N L
fBenner -~— , sawyer St, John above Poplar lane
Benners George, merchant 106 St. John
Benners Margaret, widow 57 New street
Bennet Abel, fisherman.Queen above Palmer
Bennet Anna, Mrs. 9 Vernon street
Bennet Ann Miss, Pryor's alley
Bennet Ann, Mrs. Sink's court

Bennet Catharine, widow Marlborough near Bedford
Bennet Christopher, mariner 13 Pratt's court
Bennet Isaac, labourer Prime above 2d (S)
Bennet Jacob, fancy store 78 Arch
fBennet James, coachman James's alley
Bennet Joel B. printer 11 Quarry street
Bennet John, late marble cutter 63 Filbert
Bennet John, coast captain 36 Meade alley
Bennet John, confectioner 57 south Front
Bennet Julia, mantuamaker 8cc. 172 south 5th
Bennet Lewis, mariner Beach Bear Maiden

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Bennet Louisa, 6 south Fourth

Bennet Martha, widow SE cor. Shippen & George

Bennet Martha, widow 6 Vernon street

Bennet Maria, dealer 7 Jones's allev

Bennet Mary, widow of Jacob 105 Christian

Bennet Nathaniel, carpenter Rose alley above Coates

Bennet Nicholas, carter Wood near 6th

Bennet Reuben, ironmonger 274 south 7th

jBennet Richard, 90 Lombard street

Bennett Thomas, painter &c. 105 Christian

Bennett Titus, bookseller &c, 37 High

Bennett & Walton, booksellers &c. Q7 High

tBennet Wm. sweepmaster St. Mary street

Bennet W. W. storekeeper 6 south Fourth

Bennett John, shipcarpenter Beach near Warren

Benniker George H. Welshtown

Benninghove Catharine, 2 Prune

Benninghove John, tobacconist 160 north Third

Benninghove Elizabeth, widow 4 Church alley

Benninghove & Nassau, tobacconists 77 High

Benning Jane, widow 6 Frazier's court

Bensadon Jacob, rev. trader back Hebrew synagogue

Bensley Clement, teacher 150 south 6th

Benson Alexander, merchant 242 High [see Bentzon

Benson Catharine, Green's court

tBenson Daniel, bootcleaner 96 Gaskill

Benson Richard & Son, dry goods and carpet warehouse

242 High
Benson Jane, widow boarding house 151 Chesnut
fBenson Juba, sawyer St. John above Poplar lane
Benson Paul, morrxco finisher Bushhill
Bent William, enginernaker 35 Zane
Bentley Christian, segarmaker N 4th n. Poplar lane
Bentley David & John, coppersmiths 112 N 4th
Benton John, carpenter and grocer SE corner Ninth and

Lombard
Bentzon Peter, jeweller 19 north Third [see Benson
Beresford Robert H. printer 20 George [see Brelsford
Berg Henry, tailor 2 Sassafras alley
Bergasse Cadet, merchant 42 Union
Berger Elizabeth, teacher Hause's court
Berger Jonathan, (Black Horse inn) 226 north Second
Bergameyer Daniel, cordwainer 108 north 7th
Berkenback Benj. labourer N 4th near Browne
Berkenbaugh Jacob, carpenter Kunckel below Green
Bernadou J. B. merchant 221 High — d h 172 south 4th
Bernanosse Claudius, teacher 47 Wood
B^ernard John, late ncwscanier Ger. road below 2d
Bernard widow of John, 94 north Water and 97 north

Front [see Barnard

|Bernet John, shoemaker 201 Cedar
Bernhardt Lewis F. professor of music 22 Sansom
Berrett Lydia, widow 173 south 11th

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Berrett Wm. sign and ornamental painter 9 Cherry

\_set Barren
Berrian James, late constable Lyndal's court
Bernen Mrs. boarding house 47 south Eighth
Berrien Wm. tanner and currier 41 Prime street (S)
fBerrington Archibald, bootcleaner Clever alley
Berry Anthony, mariner 7 Stephens' court
Berry Charles, oyst rman 20 riofrth alley
Berry Charles, tanner and currier back 393 south 2d
fBerry Charles, labourer 249 Spruce
Berry' Edward, boarding house 94 Swanson
Berry Henry, farmer 2d below Greenwich
"Berry James, coachman Eagle court
Berry Joseph, sea captain 366 south Front
"Berry Maria, widow 35 Currant alley
"Berry Moses, labourer Harper's alley (P.T.)
Jerry OUver, boot and shoe manuf. 36 Mulberry
Jerry Peter L. carpenter 78 south Fitth
Berry Richard, sawyer 17 Mary's alley
' Jerry Richard, stevedore 83 Penn
'. Jeriy Samuel, carter Second above Ger. road
"BeiTy Samuel, waiter 253 Spruce
"BeiTy Severn, waterman Cherry n. West K.
Berryman Joseph, bricklayer 245 Callowhill ab. Tenth
Berryman Richard, shipwright 31 Mary (S)
Bcrich Henry, baker cor. Shippen & Passyunk road
Bersoon John, labourer Buttonwood above 5th
Bertron David, m. d 328 north Second
Besse John Baptist, 30 Elfreth's alley
Besselievre Francis P. accountant Fitzwalter ab. Stli
Besson L. 8c son, fancy dry goods store 52 south 2d
Besson Lewis, fancy storekeeper 52 south 2d
Best George, tailor 80 Spruce
Best John, shoemaker Morgan's court
fBest Moses, gunsmith 16 Gaskill street
Beswick James, hack driver back 123 Plum
Betes John, weaver Cadwalader st. near Pitt
Betham Ann, layer out of the dead Green's court
Bethausen Christopher, ai. d. 7 south Front 6c 49 Greeu
Bethell John, mariner Germ, road near Rose
Bethell Joshua, shoemaker Frankford road bel. Queen
Betterton Wm. cor. Moyamensing road and Wharton
Bettinger Michael, tanner Ger. road near 2d
Bettle Samuel, cloth merchant 14 south 3d

{_see Beetle and Biddle
Betridge Lucy, south 5th near Carpenter
Betts Wm. hatter 44 Plum

Betzel Herman, tailor W. end Upper Ferry bridge
Bevall John, Shippen near Clifton
Bevan Henry, cooper Lyndall's alley
Be van John, painter &c. 253 south Front
Bevan John, labourer Grissell's alley
Bevan Matt. L, mer. 35 South wharves — d h 192 Arch

BIG whiteiy's annual

Bevan Philip, N. labourer Mark's lane
Bevan and Porter, merchants 35 Sou-h wharves
tBevans Sarah, widow Bonsall below 10th
Beverly Thomas, mariner 33 Elizabetti
Beverioge Mrs. widow Maniua village
Beverlin Mrs. of James, drayman 219 CallowhDl
Bevvley Catharine, widow Wright's alley
Bewley Hannah, widow 280 north 2d
Bewly Isaac, letter carrier 130 Vine
Bewley James P. accountant 280 north 2d

[see Boley and Boula
Beylard John, jr. merchant 120 Walnut
Beylle Joseph, wine mercht. 63 S 2d — d h 184 Spruce
Beyile Joseph and Co. wine merchants 63 south 2d
Bible Elizabeth, widow tailoress 257 south Third
Bickerton Benjamin, cooper 317 no?th Third
Bickerton Elizabeth, widow Shakamaxon near Queen
Bickerton Fanny, Mrs. 11 Lombard
Bickerton Mary, widow nurse 25 Parham's alley
Bickerton Thomas, oak cooper 45 Christian
Bickham and Wade, dry goods store 245^ south 2d
Bickham Sarah, widow 254 south Front
Birking John, printer 452 N 3d — office Arch ab. 2d
Bickley D^vid, grocer SE cor. Front and Callowhill
Bickley Daniel, lumber merchant 30 Callowhill
Bickley Jacob, lumber merchant Oak N L near High
bridge — dh 30 Callowhill

\8ee Buckley ^ Beckley^ and Bigley
Bickley Maiy, widow 77 New street
Bicknell Charles, carpenter Fifth below Buttonwood
Bickn<ill George A. mercht. 230 High— d h 309 Arch
Bicknell and Jackson, dom. warehouse 230 High cor. 7th
Bida x Charles, erocer Old York road above Fifth
Biddle Clement C" notary public 41 Dock, d h 303 Spruce
Biddle Charles, jun. merchant 27 Branch
Biddle Cliarles, gentleman 310 Chesnut
Biddle, widow of Clement 67 Spruce
Biddle Clem, sugar refin. 27 Church ay. — d h 36 Filbert
Biddle Dan. mariner Federal bel. 2d [see Bettle i^ Bedell
Biddle James C. attorney at law 58 Walnut
Biddle John E. tailor 145 south Fifth
Biddle John G. broker— 26 Walnut— d h &7 Sruce
Biddle M.and C. Canby, sugar refiners 27 Church ay.
Biddle L\ dia, dry goods store 52 south Fourth
Biddle Nicholas, attorney at law 210 Chesnut
Biddle Rebecca, widow 204 Lombard street
Biddle Samuel, druggist, &c. 142 High
Biddle Thomas 8c John G. stock brokers &c. 26 and d h

41 Walnut
Biddle Wm. S. counsellor at law 112 Walnut— d h 310

Che.snut
Bicelow, Mrs. widow Camden N. J.
Bigelow Thomas, attorney at law 104 Walnut

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Biggard John, oysterman 11 Green and 473 south 2d

Biggard James, shoemaker back 210 St. John

fBiggs Henry, porter 135 Plum Isee Boggs

Biggs Jeremiah, accountant N 4th above Browne

Biggs Thos. mathL instrument maker 66 south Front

Biglev John, labourer Perry below Pine

Bigley & Sweeny, grocers NW cor. Crab and Shippen

Biglow Thomas, carpenter Rogers' court

Bignell Mrs. Ann, sem. for young ladies 198 Race

Bigonet Jacob, druggist 158 Lombard

Biles Nathaniel, millwright, cor. Maiden and Front

Biles Samuel, tavern keeper (black horse) Frankfordr.

Biihngs Isaac, auctioneer 383 Race

Billings John, teacher 319 south Front [see Belling

Billington George, attorney at law, 5 south Sixth

Bilis John, shipwright 8 Federal

Bills WiUiam, sen. shipwright 8 Federal near Front

Bills WiUiam, jun. shipwright 26 Federal

Bilson John, cabinet maker, south Fifth below Cedar

fBinder Joshua, labourer Bonsall

Binder widow of Jacob, inkeeper Queen near Wood

Binder William, hatter 286 north Front

Binder WiUiam, jun. hatter 375 N. Front [see Bende?'

Bingham Ringham, engineer Juniper above Race

Bingham Robert, trunkmaker S W cor. Centre square

Binneau Theodore, silversmith 5 Willow court

Binney Horace, counsellor at law, office 81 &dh 79S. 4th

Binns Benjamin P. 70 Chesnut — d h 185 Lombard

Binns John, editor and publisher of the Democratic

Press, 70 Chesnut [aee Bines

Binny John, typefounder N W corner Cedar and Ninth
Bioren Benjamin, 86 Chesnut — dh 154 Pine
Bioren John, printer & bookseller 88 Chesnut [see Byron
Bioret Chas. cabinet maker NW cor Lombard and Third
Birch Francis, tailor, &c. 2 Quarry
Birch Thomas, landscape painter 6 Prune
Birch Tliomas, gardner cor. Race and Sch. Second
Birckett John, hatter, 11 Sassafras alley
Birckhead Levin, coachmaker 370 High— d h 6 S. 12th
Birckhead P. E. Ill south Fourth [sec Burkhard

Bird Barnabas, labourer Callow hill near Garden
Bird Catharine, Mrs 34 German
Bird Charles & Co. hardware merchants 98 High
Bird capt. George, agent foi- N. York packets, 17 South

wharves — d h 388 north Second
tBird James, cordwainer 139 Pine

Bird John G. confectioner 51 Budd [see Burd and Baird
Bird Joseph, treasurer of the county of PhUadelphia,"

office west wing of the State-house, up stairs
Bird Matthias, carter Callowhill above Garden
Bird Nathan, carter CallowhUl above Garden . '
Birk Henry, Oak above Noble "Sch. 8th

Birkhead E. coachtiiaker 6 south Twelfth

BLA whitely's annual

Birnie William, accountant Twelfth below Locust

Birmingham Joiin, accountant 373 north Third

Birmbanm John H. bottler 78 New

Bisbing Andrew, labourer Pleasant n. Charles (K.) ^

Bisbing George oak cooper 200 north Fifth

Bisbec Ascph, cordwainer Poplar lane near Third

Bisby Maiy, tailoress 10 German

Bish George, oak coopei' 31 German

Bishop Benjamin, cabinetmaker 167 Coates

Bishop Garret, teacher Germantown r. bel. the 1st gate

Bishop Hijah, gardener Moyamensing r. I)el Greenwich

Bishop Margaret, widow 1 Harmony court

Bishop Mary, widow Pine below Twelfth

Bisliop Nathaniel, labourer Warren (C.)

Bishop Richard, importer of hosiery 36 south Front — dh

Vme above Tenth
Bish()i> William, carpenter 58 Moyamensing road
Bispham Daniel, tailor Point road above Frankford r.
Bispham Joshua V. hatter back of 60 Dock
Bispham J. jun. 127 Arch
Bispham Mrs widow of John, Anne (V.)
Bispham widow of Stacy B. merchant 112 Arch
Bissell Latitia, widow 520 south Front
Biter George, weaver 57 Garden
Bits John, weaver Third near Germantown road
Bitting George, joiner, &c. 8 Fayette
Bitton Robert, Eighth above Callowhill
Black Alexandei-, grocer S W cor. Sixth and Shippen
Black Ann, dyer and scourer back 380 south Second
Black Ann, widow 147 south Tenth
Black Charles, mariner 310 south Seventh
f Black Cyrus, shoeblack 84 Gaskill
Bl-ick Dorcas, widow Wiley's court
fBlaok Ebenezer, chimney sweeper 14 Elizabeth
Black Furmaii, deputy keeper of the prison, 225 Cherry
Black George, shipwright 15 Federal near Front
Bluck Isaac C. grocer and innkeeper 22 Passyunk r.
Black James, goldsmith and jeweller 123 Chesnut
Black James, plasterer, 86 Cedar
Black James, chandler 108 Plum
Bhick Jesse, porter, Eagle court
Blaok John, sea captain, 49 George
-j Black John, waiter Eagle court
Black John Y. blacking manuf. 10 Juniper lane
Black Joseph, watchman. Church st (S.)
Black Matthew, cordwainer 91 Cedar
tBlack Matthew, brassfoundcr 22 Elizabeth
TBlack Raynor, widow 206 Coates
B?B!ack Robert mariner 84 Gaskill

G'ack Ruth shopkeeper 137 Cheiry
Biceisk Samuel, tallow chandler 209 Cedar
Bigeiovrrhomas, grocery and tavern 93 Shippen
'homas, blacksmith 12 north Tenth

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tBIack Thomas, hatter 4 Fries's court

Black Wm. jr. merchant 18 N. Front — d h 126 S. Front

Blackburn Mar>% widow 44 N. Seventh

Blacksom Louisa Mrs. 569 south Front

tBlackston Catharine, wido-A- Catharine above Third

Blackston John, tanner & cur. 218 S. 4th — d h 151 Cedar

Blackston capt. Thomas, 81 Water

Blackford Joseph, bricklayer Bonsall st.

Blackman David, shingledrcsser Oak above Coates

Blackman Enoch, grocer cor Oak and Noble (N L)

Blackwell Robert, d. d. 50 Pine

Blackwood Atchesou, grocer cor. Pine and Perry

Bladen Wm. T. buiscuit baker 165 north Water

Biain, widow ot Charles, 100 Filbert

Blaier Jas. superintendant of iDoms N. Third n. Germ. r.

Blair Hugh, superintendant cotton wea\ing manufactory
Germantown road below Third

Blair Hannah, widow 228 Pine

Blair John, blacksmith 306 south Front

Blair William, boot maiuifcicturcr 49 south Third

•fBlair William, labourer Crown above Prince

"Blaise John, hairdresser 150 south Eighth

•Blake Abraham, carter 54 Bitckberr)- alley
■Blake David, bootcleaner 246 Lombard

!ilake George E music store and library 13 south Fittii
■Blake James, mariner 12 Small *.

■'Blake Joseph, labourer Bonsall' [*<f£> Black

!ilake Joseph, carter Saunders* ct.
Blake Mitchell, mariuer Twelfth above Locust
"Blake Sarah, widow Twelfth above Locust

3lake Timothy, librarian 166 soiilh Third
Slake WilUam T. carpenter Noble above Old York r

Blakely Michael, mariner D^.mcan's court

Blakie George, merchaiit 100 north Front

Blame Joseph, clerk of Hign st. market 5 north Fifth

Blanc Victor, coppersmith 260 north 2d

Blanchard Margaret, widov. 81 Vine

Blanchard Isaac W. accountant cor. Noble & Kunckle

Blanchard John, ship carpenter Hanover near Green

Blanchard Samuel, tavern & boarding house 5 south 7th

Blanchard William, printer Noble bel. Kunckel

Blanck John, cooper 277 north Front

Blauckenburg Christiana, shopkeeper 3 Lemon st.

Blaney Henrietta, widow of Doctor 187i south 2d.

Blaney John, biscuitbaker 58 Penn

Blaney Sarah, widow Joint rtUey

Bla!;ford George, blacksmith back 251 Race

tBlanford John, smith Dean's alley

Blanford Samuel, blacksmith back 124 N Fifth

Blank William, coppersmiih Oak bt^lov. Coates

Blankev Susan, widow Sch. Eighth near Vine

Blatchford Stephen, 137 Race

Blee Samuel, brickmaker comer George and Sch. 8th

BOG whitely's annual

Blee James, labourer Spruce W. Sch. Fifth
Blenon Anthony, late druggist Hamilton village
Blecker Henry, cedar cooper 333 Callowhill
Bleyler John, tavernkeeper 300 north 2d
Blejier Thomas, cordwainer 7 Parham's alley
Bleight Samuel, m. d. 13th second door above Chesnut
Blight George, gentleman Chesnut above Twelfth
Blisset Francis, comedian SW corner Sixth and Locust
Blocquerst Andrew J. printer 75 Small
Block John, labourer Palmer above West
Block Henry, boardinghouse 28 north Third [see Black
Blodget Mrs. widow Lancaster turnpike r. above High
Blogg John, merchant 36 Church alley
Blondeau Francis, professor of music 118 north Fifth
Blood Eleanor, widow 108 north Water
Blood John, tavernkeeper cor. Sch. Seventh and Arch
Bloom Frederick, labourer Kunckel above Callowhill
Bloom John, carter Lawrence above Pegg's run
Bloom Juliana, widow back 6 Blackhorse alley
Blower Elizabeth, widow dyer 36 Cherry
Blower Robert, dyer and scourer 103 Cedar
Bloxton Thomas, tavernkeeper 32 Washington square
Blum Henr)% carpetweaver 443 north Third
Blume David, carter 213 north Eighth
Blume George, cordwainer 16 James' alley
Blumer Christian, bread and cakebaker 137 Arch
Blumer William, carter back 20 Juliana
Blye John H. sea captain 31 Christian
Blythe John, caulker 27 Callowhill
Blythe Mary, 31 Jones' alley
Boake Israel, carter Gf'eenwich above Front
tBoardley Stephen, labourer Hazel alley
jBoardley William, coachman 1 Warner's court
Boardman John, hatter Heyde's court
Boate Dorah, cakebaker 150 north Fifth
Boate Horatio, printer 129 north Fifth
Boate Thomas, bookbinder Camden N J
Bockius Aaron, cooper U S. arsenal [see Buckius

Bockius Jacob, brush manufacturer 277 north Second
Bockius William, carpenter 270 Lombard — d h 81 Union
Bockius George, skindresser and parchment manufac-
turer Margaretta near Newmarket
Bockius John, sea captain 381 south Front
Boddy John M. constable SlieafF's alley
Boden Lewis, tavernkeeper 78 Green
Bodett Anthony, drayman corner Queen and Fifth
Bodey Rudolph, chairmaker 279 south Third
Bodkin George, coachman back 303 Walnut
Boehm & Jarden, chocolate &c. manuf 154 north Third
Boehm William, chocolate, &c. manuf. 154 north Third
Boggs Catherine, widow Prime below Second
Boggs David, cabinetmaker Pullin's court
Boggs Francis, Friends* almshouse

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. BOO

j-Boggs John, dealer 158 south Second and 92 Small
Boggs Mrs. boaixlinghnuse Hunter's court
Boggs Robert, labourer Cherry ab. Eleventh [see Biggs
Boggs Samuel, shipwright Frankford road above Otter
Boggs William & Co mei*chants 188 High
tBogle Robert, waiter 46 south Righth
Bogue Hugh, nailer Rose allej', (C.)
Bohlen B &: J merchants 67 and 69 south Fourth
Bohlen John, merchant 67 south 4th — dh 238 Walnut
Bnileau Isaac, teacher Frankford road above Queen-
school Surah, (K.)
Boisier Jerome, ccrdwainer 74 Lombard
Boizard John, oysterman 138 High [see Boyzards

B' jeo Anjelo, ironfounder James near Ridge road
B'^ley Frederick, cedar cooper 19 High — dh280 n. 3d
Bolitho Benjamin, brickmaker High near Sch. Sixth
Boiler widow of John, 89 Sassafras
Boiler & Schneider, merchants 251 High
Bolton Aquila, storekeeper 32 north Second
Bolton John R bridlebitmaker Juniper above Race
Bolton John, glassblower Wood above Prince
Bomeisler L. & Co. fancy store 93 north Third
Bonaparte Joseph, see ♦■ Survill»ers Count de"
Bond Benjamin, carter comer Budd and Laurel
Bond Jacob, saddler and harness maker 80 north Second
Bond J mariner Wood near Princ-e, K,
Bond Joseph, waterman Vienna near Browne
Bond Joshua B. gentleman 92 south Eighth
Bend Nathaniel H. teacher Bushhill
Bond Ihomas, cabinetmaker 11 Hoffman's alley
Bond William, carter Budd above Laurel
Bones Samuel, baker Ridge road above Nintli
Bonfield Robert, stonecutter 11th between Race & Vine
Bonnell Saml. hardware merch. 251 High — d h 96 n. 6th
Bonner James, drover 37 Walnut
Bonneuil Peter, confectioner 37 Pine
Bonnin George P. accountant 23 Juliana
Bonsall Be'ijamin. tailor 4 Fetter lane
Bonsall, Duncan & Co. merchants 40 north Front
Bonsall Edward, gentleman S W coi' Spruce and Sixth
Bonsall Isaac, Friends' asylum near Frankford
Bonsall Benjamin S. merchant 41 Race
Bonsall John, conveyancer office 3 Carpenter's court—

d h Locust W. of Seventh op. Washington square
Bonsall Samuel, blacksmith Shield's alley
Bonsall Thomas, lime merchant 98 Locust ab. Ninth
Book Hannah, widow 155 north Sixth
Book John, sawfiler 1 Sassafras allev [see Buck

Book Peter J. hairdresser & bleeder KW cor Arch & 5th
Boon Andrew% wooddealer Beach, (K)
Boon Cornelius, carter back 272 south Front
Boon Enoch, Penn st. Point Pleasant, (K)
Boon Joha E. shoemaker Washington above Second

BOX whitely's annual

Boon Samuel M. lastmaker cor. Cedar and Third
Boone Jeremiah merchant and salt provisioner 90 sooth

wharves — d h 163 Pine
Booes Susan, washerwoman Weaver's alley-
Bootes Peregrine, accountant 20 Duke
Booth Ann, widow 180 Vine
tBooth Joseph, mariner 23 Crab
Booth John, tailor 82 Cedar
Booth Michael, tallow chandler back 324 Race
Booth Thomas, umbrellamaker 185 north Eighth
Booth William, mariner 27 Currant alley-
Booth William, coachmaker 115 Browne
Boozer widow of Adam, Spruce above Thirteenth
Boreaff Catharine, vict. cor. Cherry and Thirteenth
BoreafF Henry, victualler 85 Garden
Boreaff Valentine victualler Filbert below Thirteenth
Borden Francis, bricklayer 13th bel. George [see Burden
Borden Joseph, cordwalner 10 Rihl's court
fBorden Rictiard, porter Prosperous alley
Borhek John, confectioner 75 south Third
Borie John J. sen. merchant 5 Minor — d h 11 N. Eighth
Burie John J. jr. merchant 5 Minor — d h 11 N. Eighth
Borie Simrn, paperstainer 165 Cedar
Boring Thomas, drygoods store 114 north Third
Bon-ekens H. P. merchant 151 Chesnut—d h 142 S. 10th
Borman Amos, caulker 119 Swanson
Bormann Jno. sen. vict. 197 Callowhill, stall 3 N. market
Bormann John, jr. vict. 158 St. John, stall 26 High
Bormgard Godfrey, baker 9 Callowhill
Borton Mary, boa'rdinghouse 28 Arch
Bortree William, gunsmith back of 433 north Third
Bose Conrad, sen. labourer Buttonwood above Cliarles
Bose Conrad, jr. labourer Buttonwood above Charles
Boshart Catharine, sievemaker back of 110 N. Eighth
Boshart John, cedar cnopcr 42 Old York road
Boss Fred. 38 Appletree alley [see Bass and Boze

■fBoss Jacob, fiddler St. Mnry above Seventh
Boss William, brushmaker back of 30 Elfreth's alley
Bossert George mealstore 126 Race
Bossert Andrew, Seven star tavern NE cor. Race & 4th
Bossier Joseph, brass founder Washington near Sch.
Bost widow of Jacob, cor. Christian and Seventh
Bost widow of Michael, 259 Catharine
tBostick Maria, widow Green's court
jBoston Elizabeth, widow Bradford's alley
fBoston Elizabeth, 29 Blackberry alley
Boston George, farmer Second below Buck road
Boston John, carter Harper's alley, P. T. ab. Pop. lane
Boswell George, tinplate worker 43 High and 341 n. 2d
Boswell Samuel, printer 5 Sassafras alley
Boswell widow oi William, back of 12 N. Front
Bothwell John, carter 408 N. Fourth above Coates
Botsford Alvey, stonecutter Scott's alley back S83 High

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. BOW

Bottomly John, trader Lugar's row

Bottomly Thomas carpetweaver 82 south Water

Bottomly , dealer Palmer near Prince

Bottomore Richard, oysterman 8c beerhouse 220 S. 4th

Boucher George, mariner Sink's court

Bouchet Joseph, cutler Passyunk road below Christian

Bouchet Joseph, cutler 69 south Fifth

Bourchertte John, gunsmith 31 Franklin st.

Boulu widow of Peter, 120 north Ninth

Boulter Benjamin, tailor Ann west of Sch. Eighth

Boulter widow of Benjamin, Cherry cor. of Sch. Eighth

Bourgeois Peter, shipwright 64 Coates ^

Bourke Hugh, shipsmith 172 & 74 Swanson

Bourn S. H. teacher 1 Ann st.

Bourselet Mrs. B. & Co. feather store 32 S. Second

tBouser Jeremiah, oysterman 209 north Fourth

Bousquet & Dutilh, merchants 30 Walnut

Bousquet Frederick, sea captain 30 Walnut

Bous(juett Peter, 30 Walnut

Bouvier P. vict. 60 Moyamensing r. stall 24 New market

Bouvard William, carpenter 3 Juniper lane

Boweker Henry, cordwainer 452 Race

fBowen Clarissa, widow 255 Spruce

Bowen Elijah, sexton of Christ church 3 Chancery laae

Bowen Ezra, sea captain 226 south Fifth

Bowen Henry, tanner 12 Hinckel's court

Bowen Henry, caulker Marlborough above Beach

Bowen John, gentleman 338 Arch

Bowen John, oak copper back 7 Elfreth's alley

fBowen Joseph, porter back 20 Appktree alley

Bowen Joseph E/ tailor 347 north Front

Bowen J. B.librarianofPhilada. Athenaeum 45 Lombard

fBowen Risden, waiter 238 Lombard

fBowen Tamar, widow Essex's alley

Bowen Thomas, 1 Carlisle's court

Bowen Thos. blacksmith 164 Swanson

Bowen William, grocer S E cor. Cedar and Fourth

Bowen William back 198 north Second

fBoweu William, coachman 66 Small

Bower Christian, baker 114 north Eighth

Bower Elizabeth, widow, gentlewoman back 352 S. 2d

Bower George, carpenter Eighth near Green

Bower John, baker Thirteenth below Race

Bower Joshua, shipwright Beach near Marlborough K.

Bower Philip, P. printer 3 Flint's court

Bowers David, cordwainer Frankf. r. n. Marlborough

Bowers Geo. labourer Ann bet. Twelfth & Thirteenth

Bowers Jesse, brickmaker Sch. Fourth near Cedar

f Bowers John, dealer 90 south Second

BowersiWin F. innkeeper cor. Ann and Callowhill

Bowers Mary, widow 448 & 455 north TJiird

Bowers Michael, surgeon-barber 402 north Third

Bowers Peter, brickmaker Ann between 12th and 13th

BOY whitely's annual

Bowers Rebecca, tailoress 113 German

Bowers Richard F. Frankford road above 1st gate

Bower Samuel, shipbuilder Penn st. K.

Bowes J. turner Marlborough near Bedford

Bow hay Mary, widow back 353 south Front

Bowhouver Frederick, wheelwright 450 Race

Bowin Mary, miUiner 82 south Fourth

Bowie Jane, widow 282 south Second

Bowlby Edward, hardware merchant 69 High— d h 9

ChUTch alley
Bowlby & Weaver, hardware merchants 101 High
Bowles James, stonecutter Cherry above Juniper
Bowles Rebecca, widow Ann W. Sch. Eighth
Bowles VV^illiam, block anrl pump maker 13 Swansoii
Bowley , victualler stall 18 Old Shambles

j"Bowli:tg James, coachman Baker
Bowman Abraham, printer 263 south Fifth
Bowman Casper, labourer Merriott's lane above Fifth
Bowman Charles, cordwainer south 5th below Cedar
Bowman Charles, mariner back 62 Catharine
Bowman Isaac, mariner 83 Penn
Bowman John, jr. agent for steamboats 3 N. wharves
Bowman Jr.hn, vict. stall 31 N L. mar. and 390 N. 3d
Bowman Michael, combmaker 390 north Third
Bowman Rebecca, Mrs. Christian above Fifth
Bowman Sarah, widow vict. Lawrence ab Pegg's run-
stall 10 High St. market
Bowman VVm. accountant inquire of Jas. Mitchell & Co.
Bowman Zachariah, paiuter, &c. 207 Coates

3owman , printer 206 south Frtmt

'Jownas James tallowchandler Arch west Sch. Second

' iowne C. widow 68 Lombard

"Bowser Jeremiah, oysterman north 2d— dh 177 N. 4th

"Bowser John, woodsawyer Sch. Second above Spruce

Bowser William, grocery and tavern 91 Plum

Boyce Hannah M boardinghouse 113 south Third

tBoyce Jacob, tanner Elbow alley

B(;\ ce Michael, labourer 19 Hurst

Boyce Sdrah, boardinghouse 12 Gray's alley

Boyd David, merchant tailor ufifier 42 north Fourth

Boyd rev. George, d. d. 21 Vine

Boyd Hugh, grocer 4 Hopkins* court, N L

Boyd John, rope maker Eighth near Prime

Boyd Joseph & John, exchange and commission brokers

16i south Fourth— d h 143 Spruce
Boyd Maria, milliner 263 south Second
Boyd Mrs. widow 6 Eckfeldt's court
Boyd & Parks, flour merchants 425 High— dh 7 N 12th
Boyd R. sandpaper and screwmaker Chesnut W. Broad
Boyd Sophia, back 251 Race
Boyd Susannah, widow Oak bel. Hayscales N L
Boyd Thos. G. carpenter 12th bel. Locust— d h Mercer
Boyd William, merchant 340 High S E corner Tenth

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Boyd William, flour merchant 7 north Twelfth
Boyd William tallowchandler 121 north Fifth
Boyer Ann, Mrs. carpetweaver south 5th bel. German
Boyer Ann, widow 129 Greene
Boyer Benjamin, teacher 27 Charlotte
fBover Daniel, labourer Catharine above Fifth
Boyer F. victualler N. Eighth above Callowhill
Boyer Henry, shipwright 43 Christian
Boyer Isaac, merchant 142 north Second
Boyer Jacob, innkeeper 140 north Second
Boyer Jonas scrivener 4 Wood near Second
Boyer James, tobacconist Germ, road near 1st gate
Boyer John, blacksmith Frankf. road above Bedford
Boyer John and James, carpenters 4 Wood
fBoyer Thomas, carpenter south Seventh bel. Shippen
Boyer Valentine, vict. 275 N. 8th— stall 57 New market
;5oyle Charles, shopkeeper 235 Spruce
Boyle Edward, labourer Vine near Schuylkill
3oyle James, tallowchandler Lemon st.
3cyle James, sandman 82 Swanson
3o}»le James, labourer Raspberry alle}'
Joyle James, labourer 48 Passv unk road
Joyle John, sea captain 21 Little German
Boyle John, gardener Pine above Eleventh
Boyle Michael, oak cooper 76 Penn
Boyle Patrick, labourer 252 south Fifth
Boyle Susannah, widow grocer 30 Spruce
Boyle Thomas, Juniper Ipetween Arch and Chen*y
Boyle William, pjrocer South whar^es near Cedar
Boyles Sarah, widow Geor^^^e near 2d (N. L.)
Boyls Ann, seamstress 6 Echfeldt's court
Boys Mary, widow of Samuel 17 Browne
Boyter Amelia, widow Miller's court (N. L.)
Boze Wm. grocer and bricklayer 148 Lombard
Bozorth Andrew agent and collector N, W. corner

Twelfth and Mulberry
Bozorth Wm. carpenter 122 Filbert
Braceland Jeremiah, 4 Vernon st.
Bracelin Jane, widow 274 Swanson
Brackin Henry, printer 7 Cresson's alley
Brackney Isaac, taylor 8 Carter's alley
Bradbury Edw. engraver & turner in metals 2 Penn. av.
Braden John, stone mason Third near Germantov/n r.
Braden widow of Arthur, 18 Passyunk [See Briden

Braden Robert, stonecutter Thirteenth below High
Bradfield Benjamin, carter 18 Stamper's alley
Brades Peter,^ storekeeper 101 north Fourth cor. Vine
Bradford David, mariner 6th above Greene
Bradford Nath. R carpenter Washington (S) above 2d
Bradford Samuel F. publication office of Rees's New

Cyclopaedia 45 Sansom — d h 130 south Eighth
Bradford Samuel cordwainer 337 north Third
Bradford I'h^omas, jun. attorney at law 5 Sansom

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Bradford Thomas, bookseller 8 south Front

Bradford Thomas 8c William, booksellers, stationers and

printers 8 south Front
Bradford William, printer and bookseller 8 south Front

—dh 214 Mulberry
Bradford Thomas, labourer 473 north 2d
Bradley Anne, grocer 29 Prune
Bradley Elizabeth, 313 Callowhill
Bradley Ehzabeth, widow, Callowhill above Gaitlen
Bradley Hugh, grocer 181 Cedar street
jBradley Isaac, labourer 59 Bedford (M.)
Bradly Mary, widow grocer 200 Pine southeast cor. fth
Bradley James, baker 362 Higli
Bradley John, ironmonger, mquire 78 High
Bradley John, tailor 295 south Third
Bradley John, boarding house 108 Mulberry
Bradley Patrick, coacnman back 22 south Fourth
Bradley Thomas, farmer and victualler Shippen's lane

Bradley , tinplateworker 228 Lombard

Bradshaw Sarah, tavern keeper 191 Chesnut
Brachhaw Thomas, mariner Turner's court
Brady Alex, carpenter Sheaft's alley
Brady Andrew, dealer 296 south Third

[6ee Bradex^^ Bready^ Brodie
Brady Catharine, pepperpot maker Old York r n Coates
Brady Daniel, accountant 122 Chesnut — d h 172 Vine
fBrady Essex, laboii re r Miles' court near Race
Brady F. grocer and tavernkeeper 289 Vine
B'l^dy James, storekeeper 107 s Fifth
Bnidy James, morocco manufacturer 77 south Fifth
Brady John, bricklayer Germantown road above Third

Brady , pedlar Hazel alley i>elow Locust

Brady Laurence, 166 north Water

Brady Richard, shipwna;ht, Old York r. below Coates

Brady Sarah, widow 283 south Fourth

Bradway, John, Beach near Maiden (K )

Brad way, John, corder Oak (N L.) below Coates

Bramiiv'vvidow^ of Benjamin, Huddell's court

Brseuiigam Daniel, ironmonger &c. 194 north 2d

Bi'aley John, accountant Pearson's court

Bramble Mary, Ann widow 40 St Tammany

Bramble Wnj. cooper 9Sassafrass alley

BrancoJ. P. tobacconist 72 south Front

Branco John M. oysterman 99 Shippen

Brand Christian Lewis, tinman 90 north Eleventh

Brandum Samuel, porter Shippen near Thirteenth

Brandt Airoe', watchmaker and jeweller 129n«rth 2d

Brandt John, carpenter 123 Coates

Bramaker Frederick, ironfounder James al>ove Ridge r.

Brannan E. i?* M. storekeepers 4 south 2d

Brannan Peter, cai*penter Lyndall's court

Branner Daniel, labourer Pleasant above Charles

Branner Frederick, farmer Hickory lane near Ridge r

Branner George, late milkman 10 Brannei 's alley

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Branner Joseph, Shoemaker's court ^Sec Brunncr

Brannon Jolin, labourer Camden N. J.

Brannon John, carpenter Sheaff*'s alley

Brannum Catharine, widow Britton's alley

Brannum Frederick, milknuan Ridge road

Brannum, Susan, widow 13 Wagner's alley

Branson Aaron, carpenter Shakamaxon cor. Prince

Branson Elizabeth, nurse Cresson's alley

Branson J. E agent tor the N. Y. and Fliilad.line of post

coaches 3 south Third
Branson J. cedar cooper cellar 9 n. 6th — d h Loxley's ct.
Branson Joshua, agent 25 north Fourth
Brant Jesse A- labourer Raspberry alley
Branson Elizabeth, widow of Day, Twelfth below Pine
Bransby Mary, washerwoman 4 Knight*s court
Brar.dt, Taylor, stonemason and bricklayer 11 Budd
Brant Wm. welldiggcr &c. cor Spruce and Sch. 7th

[^see Brandt
Branu Robert Peter, broker 120 south Second
Brisier Amable, watchmaker and jeweller 12 south 3d
Brasingion Isaac, drayman 438 north Front
Braw James, labourer Second above Gerinantown roiad
Brax- llf Barcroft dr\' goods store 217 nortli I'hird
Bray Daniel, storekeeper 217 north Third
Bray Elkanah, sea captain 313 south 2d
Bray Henry, labourer 301 soiith 7th
fBray James, mariner Osbonrn's court
Bra\^ John, painter &c, 26 Crown
Braman Samuel, plasterer 130 German
Brazier John, whitesmith 171 Green {_see Bra^Mr

Breaden James D innkeeper 121 s Water , ^

Bready C. L. coachmaker 197 and d. h. 132 sovrth Fifth
Bready P. L. widow 144 south Fifth
Brealey James, watchmaker 115 north Third — dwelling

Fourth near (iermantown road
Brearley Wm. shipwright Alberson's ct. n. shot factory
Brebau John, mercliant 164 High— d h 8 south Tenth
Breece Charles, inquire N W. corner Cheriy and 7th
Breedin B. B. merchant 162^ — d h 6th abovc'Callowhdl
Breidenhart George, upholsterer 117 soutli Front
Breintnall David, ladies shcemaker 200 Chesnut
Breintnall rev. Thomas, i;2^z//rf 200 Chesnut
Breish Joshua A. skindresser above 549 north Third
Breisach George, drayman Race near Schuylkill 7th
Brelsford Fras. bootmaker SiieafF's alley \^ee Berenford
Brelsford Joseph, smith yu Cherry
Brelsford & Joyce, smiths 90 Cherry
Brelsford Thomas, (sign Benevolent Heart) S. W. corner

2d and Poplar lane
Breniaud C. commission merchant 148 south Fourth
Bresland John, labourer 166 south Eleve.ith
Bresser Jaccb, innkeeper ^c. NE cor Lombard and 7th
Brethoff Henry, sea cajjtain 21 Vernon

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Bretz Adam, NW corner Tammany and St. John

Bretz Jacob, merchant 32 north Third

Breuel Catharine, storekeeper 195 south Second

Brevard Rebecca, widow storekeeper 229 south 2d

Brewer Daniel, cordwainer 262 Arch

Brewer Daniel, cordwainer 3 Faires's court

Brewer Isaac, cordwainer 7 Myers' court

Brewer Wm. clock and watchmaker Friend's almshouse

Brewer Wm waterman 353 south Front

Brewster Lucinda, widow 5 Emlen's alley

iJrewton Daniel, sea captain 444 south Front

Brice David, labourer Poplar lane near St. John
'5rice James, labourer Morgan's court ab Eleventh
Brice Wm. labourer Harper's alley, P. T.
Jrick WiUiam, tanner 8 Frankhn street
iricker Jacob, weaver 473 north Third
' irickman George, baker 44 Race
iridge James, teacher SE corner Spruce and Third
; bridges Edwin N. teacher corner Vine and Fourth
bridges Culpepper, merchant 206 Pme
bridges Jemima, widow of Robert 259 south Front
Jridport Hugh, miniture painter ^c. N.W. corner Ches-

nut and 7th— d h 26 north 5th
Brien Mary Ann, dry goods store NW corner Race and

Fourth [see Bryan

Briggs Elizabeth, widow 55 St. Tammany
Briggs John, cupper and bleeder 47 north Seventh
Briggs Ralph, carter Rose N. L

Briggs Russel T. bailer maker Germantown road bel 2d
Bright George, tavern keeper, 10 Spruce
Br!g;^itwill Charles, cordwainer 46 Budd
Brill Gv?orge, bricklayer Hanover near Frankford road
Brindle Dorothy, mantuamaker 75 north 6th
Brindle James," grocer 447 north 4th NE cor Poplar 1.
Brine James, milkman Ridge road above Callowhill
Bringhurst Ann widow boarding house 35 Mechanic st.
Brlnghurst George, coachmaker 23 north Fifth
Bringhurst Jesse, coachmaker near 13 Kunkle
Bringhurst Mary, inkeeper 215 N Second
Bringhurst Mary, widow 22 north Ninth
Bringhurst Robert, cabinetmaker 5th n Carpenter (S.)
IBrinkley David, labourer 5 Warner's court
tBrinklev Rachael, widow 196 south 6th
Brinley Jacob S. merchant tailor NE cor 5th and Walnut
Brinton John H. counsellor at law 217 Mulberry
Brintzinghoffer George, wheelwright 114 and 116 n 5th
tBrister'Peter labourer 6 Warner's court
Bristol Hannah, 403 n?»rth 2d
tBristol James, woodsawyer Adams' street
Bristoll Mary, widow 403 north 2d
Britt Mary, milliner 99 Arch
Brittin Joseph, Lower Delaware Hotel, 18 Bread
Brittingii .m Mary, widow Cranmer's court
Britton Charles, cordwainer Beach near High bridge

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. ERO

Brltton John, gentleman Mantua village

Bi'ittoa Thos. minter Stewart's court

Britton Wm. lumber merchant, S E corner Ninth and

Cherry — d h 125 north Ninth
Britzell Joseph, turner 12 York court N. L.
Broadheart John, woollen manufacturer 28 Stamper's ay,
Broadie Christiana, 148 Locust
BrobsonWm. 194 south Fourth

Britz Adam, innkeeper and grocer cor Front and Poplar 1
Brobston Ann, widow 6 Cypress alley
Brobston Joseph grocer 8E cor Front and Queen
Broad Joshua, labourer Bushhill
Broasnahin Daniel, labourer Hazel alley
Brobst, Ann, widow cor Otter and Germantown road
Brochet Charles, jeweller Pottery alley
Brock Frederick, accountant 130 St. John
Brock John, merchant 230 north 2d
Brock & Rush, merchants 230norih 2d
Brockerman Wm. tobacconist 50 Tammany
Brocklehurst R smith Scott's alley— d h 96 Filbert
Brodhead Daniel, scrivener and accovmtant 12 Arch
Broadhead rev. Jacob, 77 north Fifth
Brodie Andrew, grocer S E cor, Coates and 2d
Brodie Edward, carpenter 76 Almond
Brodie Michael, tanner Germantown road near Third
Bronger Wm. victualler Race near Sch. Eighth
Bronson Enos, late editor of " The Union,'' 6 Franklin

row 9th below Walnut [see Bi^anaon

Brooke Boyer, iron mer. 109 n Water— d h Brooke court
B'-ooke Caleb, smith 88 Callowhill— d h Kunkle above

Pegg's run
Brooke C. 6c S. blacksmith 88 Callowhill
Brooke Ignatius, tamer St. John above Beaver
Brooke John, blacksmith 88 Callowhill— d h 412 n. 2d
Brooke James, smith 419 n 4th N. L. \^see Brooks

Brooke Robert, surveyor 316 N Third
Brooke Susannah, widow Maria above Fourth
Brooke Wdliam J. screw-auger manufactory High

west of Permanent Bridge
Brooker, Christian, cordwainer 6th above Poplar lane
Brookhouse John, labourer 255 St John
Brooks Catharine, 22 Seventli near Walnut
Brooks David, carter 125 north Eleventh [see Brooke
Brooks , widow 7 Callowhill
fBrooks Hannah, widow Portland lane
Brooks John, cooper 83 S Water — d h 5 Norris's alley
Brooks John, ctiina store 272 north Front
Brooks Joseph, brassfounder Cadwalader street
Brooks Lewis, back 239 north Second
Brooks Oliver, taoner and currier 362 north Front
Brooks Rachel, widow of Wm. 25 Key's alley
Brooks Samuel, merch Girard's wharf — d h 80 S 8th
Brooks Wm. grocer corner Juniper and Walnut

D 2

BRO whitely's annual

Broom Christopher grocer and draj'man 104 Budd
Broom James M counsellor at law, office 97 and d h 9o

Walnut
Broom Lxtida, widow 118 Cedar
Broom Thos cooper 10 Swanson — d h 353 south Front
Broome Charles R. 1st lieutenant marines, Navy yard
Broome William J. shoemaker Beach below Warren
Bross Elizabeth, widow 120 south Fifth
Brossie John, stagedriver 254 south Fourth
Broslasky Henrv, dealer 12th corner Lvndall's court
Brotherthon Elizabeth, widow back 166 St. John
Brotherton Hugh, shoemaker 330 south Front
Brotherton John, shoemaker Germantown road near 2d
Broughton Horace, accountant 186 north Fifth
Brower Jacob, potter 10 Rose alley near Brown
Browne Aquilla A. attorney at law 38 s 6th--d h BOT

Walnut
fBrowne Abner, mariner 58 Passyunk
Brown Abm. mariner 113 Catharine
Brown Abm. porter 40 Blackberry alley
Brown Adam, grocer S W cor 9th and Cherrv

Brown , sexton back 49 Pine

Brown Andrew, innkeeper 44 Cedar

Brown Andrew, teacher 51 south Fifth

Brown Ann, widow back 44 Spruce

Brown Ann, widow 239 south Fourth

Brown Aulay, tailor 4 Chesnut

Brown Barney, labourer Shackamaxon near Prince

Brown Benjamin, skindresser George near Second

Brown Benneville D. hardware merch. 54 N Front — d h

165 Arch
Brown Benjamin V. carpenter 11 York court N. L.
jBrown Benjamin, ])orter Pine below Twelfth
Brown Charles I. 39 south Fourth
Brown Charles, labourer Ger. r. n. Fourth
Browne Charles, silkde\ er 49 Coate's alley
: irown Charles H. merchant 28 S wharves— d h 258 n 3d
3rown Charles R.lieut. of marines Navy yard

Brown Csesar, coachman Mark's lane

■Browr* Charles, coachman Acorn alley
"Brown Charles, mariner 3 Warner's court

■Brown Charles, porter 257 Spruce
jirown Christiana, widow back 405 south Second
3rown Cornelius, boarding house 135 N Water

3rown David, sea captain 383 south Front
'kown David Paul, attorney at law NE cor Arch & 6th

■Brown David, labourer Grissell's alley

irown Deborah, widow of Dr. Thomas 42 George (S.')

irown Elenor, widow tailoress 53 Gaskill
jirown Elijah, com. mer. 48 Dock— d h 39 Fourth

irown Elizabeth, boarding house 136 south Front

irown Elizabeth, tailoress Fourth bel. Germantown r
Brown Elizabeth, widow of George 127 Callowhill

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Brown Elias & Robert, stonecutters 195 S 7th ab. Pine

fBrown Ellis, sawyer Lyndall's court

Brown Esther, widow 165 Arch

Brown Ezra, cordwainer High ab. Schuylkill Seventh

Brown Francis, inspector of military clothing, Ann (Y.)

Brown George, oysterman 106 Cedar

Brown George, carpenter Lombard above Sixth

tBrown George, labourer Mile's court n Rose

Brown Geo. tavern keeper Cedar n Gray's ferry road

Brown Grace, widow of John 87 n Ninth

Brown Hannah W. widow 250 N Second

Brown & Harris, painters, &c back of 73 Chesnut

tBrown Harry, Dean's alley

Brown Henry, whitesmith 452 Sassafrass

Brown Henry, cordwainer 188 S Fourth

B^'own Hugh, nailcutter S Fourth n Carpenter

Brown Isabella, widow cor Arch and Juniper

Brown Isaiah, labourer 267 s Fifth

Brown Jacob, morocco dresser 18 Popl. ab Front

Brown Jacob, carter Federal bel. Second

Brown Jacob,,corder Oak below Coates(N. L.)

Brown Jacob, labourer Germantown r n Master's st.

fBrown Jacob, waiter, 225 S Eighth near Cedar

Brown James tobocconist 46 n Fourth

Brown James, & Chas, Harris, painters &c. 30 Bank

Brown James, weaver Sch. Sixth bel. High

Brown James, blacksmith Bradford's alley

Brown James, labourer back 18 Budd

Brown James, tailor, 2 Vernon

Brown James, cordwainer NE cor Locust and Ninth

Brown James, tinplate worker Fourth n Germant. r

Brown James, late mariner Fries's ct.

fBrown James, waiter 6 Eagle court

fBrown James, shoemaker 14 Hurst street

Brown Jeremiah, mariner 29 Browne

fBrown Jeremiah, labourer 6th above Poplar lane

fBrown Jesse, painter, &c. Warren (C)

fBrown Jesse, dealer 14 Bonsall

Brown John H sea captain Shackamaxon n Bedford

Browne John C, shipsmith 331 N Front — d h Beach

above Hanover
Brown John, inspector of customs 316 south Front
Brown John, steam engineer 391 Sassafras
Brown John, labourer Arch west of Sch. 2d
Brown John A. and Co. importers of Irish linens 22 south

Front— d h 109 south 3d
Brown John, tailor 384 south Front
Brown John, clock and watchmaker 359 N 2d
Browne John, 376 norti-i Front N L
Browne John, U. S. superintendant of fortifications, 1

Little George
Brown John, merchant 216 Chesnut
Brown John, labourer Grissell's alley

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Brown widow of John, cor. Juniper and Arch
Brown John, labourer Shackamaxon above Bedford
Brown John, silVerplater inquire 22 south Third
Brown John, superintendant of military clothing 16

Broad above Chesnut
Brown John, hairdresser 7^ S. 6th— d h Washington ct.
Brown John, painter. 8cc. 24 Watson's alley
Brown John M. rigger 14 Noble
Brown John P. Hshernnaii Queen above Palmer
Brown John, cordwainer 6 South alley
Brown John, labourer back 7 Shippen street
■Brown John, labourer Sch. 4th above Spruce
-Brown Jolin, porter 72 Plum
-Brown John, carpenter 11 Hurst street
'Brown John, barber Washington court
■Brown John, mariner back 183 Spruce
■Brown John, waiter Portland lane
"Brown John, labourer Bonsall
■Brown John, sweep master 199 Shippen
fBrown John, carter Gray's ferry road near Cedui
Brown Joseph, watchman Shaxamaxon n. Prince-
Brown Joseph, manner 107 Christian street
Brown Joseph, hatter back ot 8 Oak (S.)
Brown Joseph, watchman Arch below Broad
fBrown Joseph, manner back 105 German
Brown J. and M. and M. D. Lewis, men 234 Market
Brown and Kinderdine, carpenters Kunckel bel. Greeii
Brown Lawrence, 223 Spruce street
jBrown La wry, coachman Mark's lane
Brown and Lee, hatters and straw hat manufacturers,

70 south 2d
3rown Lewis, merchant 146 High
Brown Liberty, conveyancer 393 N 2d and Falls of Sch.
■Brown Lunar, sweep Browne above Fourth
•Brown Lunar, jun. ragman Brown above Fourth
3rown Margaret, widow 23 Noble
3rown Margaret, widow 587 south 2d
■Brown Margaret, widow Atkinson's court
Brown Mary, widow grocer NW cor. 6th and Lombard
Brown Mary, widow cake baker 377 N 4th
fBrown Mary, widow Crab above Shippen
JBrown Mary, widow 40 Zane
Brown Michael, rigger 8 Margaretta
fBrown Moriea, Cedar above 12lh
Brown Mrs. widow above 239 St. John
Brown Mrs. B. teacher 229 Arch
Brown Noble, carter Clymer's alley near 6th
Brown Peter, brushmaker back of 36 N Third
Brown Peter A. attorney at law and conveyancer, office

16Swanwick — d h 68 souih 6th
Brown Peter, fisherman Queen near Cherry
Browne Philip, surgeon's instrument maker 49 N 7th
Brown Philip, labourer Wood above Prince

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. BRO

fBrown Phoebe, Mrs. back 249 Shippen

jBrown Rachel, widow back 118 German

f Brown Richard, sawyer 211 Shippen street

Brown Richard, fancy store 353 south 2d

Brown Robert, typefounder Cedar above Ninth

tBrown Robert, master sweep &c.Pine below Tenth

Brown Ruth A. nurse 15 Watson's alley

Brown Samuel, 140 south Eighth

Brown Samuel, tea-warehouse 73 Chesnut

Brown Samuel, pumpmaker 47 Mead alley

fBrown Samuel, manner Osbourn's court

JBrown Samuel, waiter 185 south 7th

Brown Sarah, Pine above Tenth

Brown Sarah, widow of Joseph A. boarding house 74

south Eleventh
Brown Sarah, widow Browne below 4th
Brown Sarah, widow boarding house 211 Arch
tBrown Sarah, widow 90 Puss\ unk road
f Brown Susan, widow St. Mary street (back")
Brown Thos. carpenter 53 Tammany NE cor. Kunckel
Brown Thomas, stave merchant 17 Swanson
Brown Thos. oakcooper 24 Little \\'ater, — dh S Front
Brown Thomas, storekeeper 17 south 2d
Brown Thomas, capt. of U. S. navy 61 N 4th
Brown Thomas, wholesale and retail grocer, SE cor. of

Ninth and Locust
■'Brown Thomas, sawyer Plum alley
"Brown Thomas, labourer George above 10th
■"Brown Thomas, hairdresser 153 south 6th
"Brown Thomas, oysterman 238 High
■'Brown Thomas, porter back of 265 Race

Brown Thomas, oysterman Tammany near Fourth
Jrown William, pinnter office 42 Prune — d h 6 John

above Wood
Brown William, rectifying distiller 172 Cedar
Brown William, tanner and currier 135 north 6th
Brown William, whitesmith 21 Green
Brown W^m. tanner 4th ab. Callowhill— d h 196 N 4th
Brown William, accountant 123 Lombard
Brown William W. carpenter 25 Wood
Brown Wm. accountant. Alms-house Spruce ab. 10th
Brown William P. merchant 6th above Callowhill
Brown WiUiam, cabinet maker back ot 262 Cedar
Brown William, labourer W'alnut W^. Broad
Brown WiUiam, bottler 50 north Fifth
Brown WlUiam, tavernkeeper 54 Swanson
Brown William, ladies shoemaker 140 Lombard
Brown Wm. mariner 51 Queen street
Brown William, back 49 Pine street
Brown William, shoemaker Queen near Cherry
fBrown WiUiam, waiter Sch. 2d below High
tBrown WiUiam, labourer 18 Hurst street
tBrown WiUiam, boot cleaner W^ashington court

BRY whitely's annual

TBrown William, waiter 17 north 8th

tBrown Wiliiam, master sweep 136 CheiTy

jBrown William, carpenter Gjorge below 11th

Browne W'm. J. flour merchimt 132 N Front

Brownell Gardner, inn andferrv keeper 155 Swanson

Brownell Sarah, widow 48 Prune

Browner Nicholas, mariner Sch. 7th above Arch

tBrownhill Daniel B. hairdresser 223 north 2d

Browning George, labourer Camden N. J.

jBrowning John, mariner back 75 George (S.)

Brownshoi Lewis, labourer 56 Cable lane

Bruce William, innkeeper 30 Cedar

Bruce William, biscuit baker 30 Queen

Brack William, buiscuit baker 113 Vine

Brugiere Charles, mercht. 247 High — d h 296 Chesnut

Brugiere C. and A. Teisseirc-, merchants 247 High

Brum John, hatter 196 St. John

Bru;iiaken Frederick, labourer James bel. Ridge road

Brumer Benjamin, lawmaker back of 15 north 6th

Brummell Samuel, stonemason Taper alley

Brunei Andrew, mariner 29 Coate's street

Brunner Adam & Son, skindressers, 8cc. 11 Margaretta

Brunner W^m skindresser 112 St. John & 11 Margaretta

Brunner John, carver and gilder 90 N 3d [^see Branner

tBrunes William, stevedore 6th near Queen

Bru'.rierTh(.mas, labourer back 373 south Front

tBrammy Samuel, sawyer Browne nearCheny (K)

Bru. rtcn Get rge, china gilder and enameller, NE cor.

Chesnut and Sch. 6th
Bruorton Wm. grocer NE cor. Chesnut and Sch 6th
fBrustar CaroUne, Essex's alley \_sce Brewster

Brusstar Henry, shipwright Shaxamaxon near Queen
Brusstar Samuel B. cabinet maker Queen n. Crown K.
Brusstar Samuel, gentleman Beach near Marlborough
Bruster Charles, grocer SW^ cor High and 13th
Bryan Catharine, seamstress 273 south Fifth
fBryan Henry, mariner 30 Stamper's alley
Bryan Jesse, tailor 13 Wood

Bryan John C. cooper back 365 High — d h 2 south 12th
Bryan John, cabinet maker 5 Hinckle's court
fBryan Margaret, widow Marv's alley
Bryan Mc.rv, widow 93 south 4th

Bryan S irah, Miss Clover street {see Brian

Bryan Samuel, esq. Register for the Probate of Wills,

and granting Letters of Administration in and for the

city and county of Phil ideljihia.in the CommonweaUi.

of Pennsylvaula, No 6 east wing State b.ouse
iBrvan Thomas, sweep master Shippen above 7th
Brv an Wm. P. merchant 223 Hii^h — d h 401 Arch
Bryan T. M. mer. 223 Higii & d h 223 Arch [see Brien
Bryant John Y. chemist, i<cc. NW cor. Pine and 2d
Bryant Mordecai Y. wholesale and retail druggist 241

north 2d

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. BUL

Bryant T. J. druggist, &c. 396 N Front and 205 N 8th

Bryant Wm. cabinet maker 68 Chesnut — d h 36 Dock

Biyars Thomas, weaver back 180 Lombard

Brvden James, baker 145 Walnut

Brynan John, umbrella maker Sec. 194 south 2d

Bryson William, cordwainer 220 S 5th 5c back 159 Pine

Buchanan Alex, cordwainer Hunter's court

Buchanan Andrew, grocer Juniper above Race

Buchanan Catharine, widow 13th below Walnut

Buchanan George, bitmaker Locust below 13th

Bachanan Laetitia, widow 190 Spruce

Bachanan Margaret, widow Alban street

Buchanan Thomas, weaver Weaver's alley

Buchhalter George F. baker 25 Franklin court

Buck C. N. merchant 144 soutli 3d— d h 204 south Front

Buck Chauncey, tinplateworker 13th bet. High &: Filbert

IBuck Edward, mariner 129 Cedar

Buck Hugh, blacksmith 12 Crab [_see Book ajid Beck

Buck John, labourer Arch alley

Buck and Krum.bhaar, merchants 144 south 3d

Buck Leonard cedar cooper 333 north 3d

fBuck Wilcher, bootcleaner 214 Lombard

Buckingham Edward, bootmaker 12th above Race

Buckingham John, messenger to Health Office 42 S 5th

Buckish N. J. copperplate printer 25 Cun'ant alley

[^see Bockius
Buckley Adam, ced»ar cooper Rose alley near Coats
Buckley Anthony M. merchant 133 south Front — d h 87
south 3d [see Bickley and Backley

Buckley Elizabeth, widow 36 south Sixth
fBuckley Henry, porter 2 Burd's court
Buckley Isaac, meal store 389 north Front
BuckleV M. B. merchant 22 north Water
Buckm'an Benjamin, hatter 94 Gaskill
Buckman & Benson, stock and exchange brokers 2 S 3d
Buckman J. stock and exchange broker 2 S 3d — d h 19

Sansom
Buckman Jchn, merchant 19 Sansom
Budd John, cedarcooper Broad above Race
Budd Samuel W. apothecary Sec. 3 New Market
Budd Susan, widow 14 south Sixth
Budd Thos. A. attorney at law 113 Arch
Budd T W. cabinetmaker 55 Green
Budd W^m. A. merchant 23 north Front
Buffington Isaac, cabinetmaker 62 Almond
BuglassMarv, bookbinder 12 Coombs' alley
Bujac M merchant 30 S 4th — d h 2 Ranstead's court
Bujac J. Lachassee, merchant 130 Pine
jBuley Daniel, sawyer Broad below Locust
tBuley Sarah, widow Kesler's alley
jBuley Wilhelmina, 6 Middle alley
Bulfinch Mary, layerout of the dead 235 Lombard
Bulfinch William, printer Unity court

BUR whitely's annual

Bull Lydia, nurse inquire at 27 south Second
Bull Marcus, goldbeater 22 Pear
Bullock David, tailor 81 north Front
Bumgard Jacob, waterman Queen near Shakamaxon
Bumm George, carter Pine above Thirteenth
Bumm John, carpenter Marlborough above Bedford
Bumm Peter, silversmith and jeweller 119 Chesnut
Bumm ScShepper, silversmiths Scjewellers 119 Chesnut
Bumm Samuel, carter Irish lane
Bunce Jared, sea captain inquire at Girard's wharf
Bundick John, cordwainer 20 Vernon st.
fBundy Solomon, waiter 12 Elizabeth
Bungart M;.rgaret, widow Juniper above Cherry
Bunker Ch.rles, confectioner 36 Plum
Bunker John, sea captain 452 south Front
Bunker Nathan, mer. 19 s. Water — d h 22 Washington St
f Bunkum Charles, coachman Middle alley
Bunting Henry, coachman Filbert near Eleventh
Bunting Isaac, wheelwright 28 Union alley
Bunting Jacob T. merchant 166 N. 3d~d h 93 north 2d
Bunting John, carpenter 172 soutli Sixth
Bunting Joseph P. of the U. S. army Shippen near 4th
Bunting Josiah, lumber merchant 281 Spruce
Bunting Patrick, mariner 6 Steinmetz's court
Bunting PhiHp S. merchant 95 north Second
Bunting S. C. merchant 93 north Second — d h 12 Branch
Bunting W^m shingledresser 175 St. John
Burbank Mary, widow of capt. Geo. W. Juniper ab. Race
Burch rev. James K 10 north Eighth
fBurch John, cor. Market and Sch. Sixth
Burch rev Robert, 138 south Tenth
Burchell Lydia, lady Eleventh below Spruce
Burckle Christian T. merchant 60 Race
fBurd Caesar, labourer Apple near George, (N. L.'J
Burd Edward, gentleman 247 Chesnut [see Bird £5" Biard
Burd Edward S counsellor at law 276 Chesnut
Burd Jane H. confectioner 163 Chesnut & 70 S. Front
Burd Samuel, tavernkeeper 159 Water
Burden Calvin, gunsmith back 110 Race
Bui*den widow of Cieorge, 529 south Front
Burden Jeremiah R. m. d. 35 Spruce
Burden J. R. m. d 95 south Third
Burden Joseph, Windsor and fancy chairmaker95 and 97
south Third N E cor. York [see Borden ^ Burton
Burden Joseph, cordwainer 10 Rihl's court
Burden Lydia, Miss, 216 south Third
|Burden Susan, widow 107 Queen, (S.)
Burdick Lewis, painter, &c. 13 Mark's lane
Burge & Bioren, wine and liquor store 86 Chesnut
Burge John, confectioner 86 Chesnut
Burger George C. grocer 116 Callowhill [«e<? Berger
Burgess John, labourer 82 north Ninth

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. BUR

Burgess M. & H. storekeepers 134 High

Burgess Mary, widow 206 south Fif .h

Burgess Robert, wholesale grocer High west of Sch. 6t]i

Uurgin Geo. H m. d. 55^ N. Third— d h 165 S. Fifth

Bnrgoyne Stephen, mariner 55 Gaskill
!iurk Caroline, Miss, 48 Currant alley

iurk Catharine, widow Locust above Juniper
3urk James, clothing store 30 S. 6th, Shakspeare build-
ings— dh 175 Walnut
Burk Jane, grocer S E comer Walnut and Water
Burk John, labourer Green's court
Burk Thomas, gentleman 33 Plum
Burk Thos. coiichtriaimer cor. Raspberry & Shield's ay.
Burk William, labourer 513 south Second
Burkart Adam L. turner 33 Browne [^see Burkhart
Burkart Frederick, constable Cresson's alley
Burkart Saml. l>rushmater 193 N. 3d & 5 Harmony ct
Burkart Valentine, gent. 28 Appletree alley
Burke Thomas, dry goods store 6 north Second
Burke Thomas, comedian 32 Wasliington st,
Burkelow Isaac, dealer 293 north Seco:^d
Burkhard Samuel, tobacconist 230 south Fifth
Burkhard, widow of A. tavernkeeper 71 South wharves

[i-^e Birckhead
Burkhardt & Bailey, merchants 7 north Second
Burkhardt Henry, merchant 9 N: Second — d h 70 Vme
Burkhart Isaac, mariner 126 St. John
Burkhart Jacob, cabinetmaker Rose alley ab. Tammany
Burkhart Margaret, widow Rose alley above Tammany
Burkhart Peter, hairdresser 57 ncrtii Water

[see Burkari, Burktt, and Burkhardt
Burkhart Robert, dentist, bleeder, &c. 72 north Front
Burkhimer Henry, mariuer Miller's court, (N L)
Burkink John, blacksmith 103 Queen
tBurkitt iVIoses, porter Bonsall below Tenth
Burkitt William, carpentei- Knox's court
Burklebaugh Matthias, shoemaker 6th ab. Poplar lane
Burley Joshua, carter 364 north Froiit
Buiiock Wilham, merchant 67 south Fifth
Burman Henry, saddletremaker Frank, r. n Sorrel Horse
Bamam John, hog vict. 158 St. John, :ind 5 N.L. market
Burnham Dorcas,widow 107 Christian
Buniliam John, labourer Swanson n. Catherine
Burmann GuttMeb. vict 19 N L mark.— d h Poplaiiab 2d
Burnell Robert, painter 5c glazier. Juniper ab Race
Burns Aaron, sea captain 15 Ann st.
Burns Arthur, carpenter .Vrch W Sch. 2d
Burns George, labourer back 13 Mark's lane
Burns Eliza mantuamaker 65 George St.
Burns Ehzabeth widow, Lombard bel. 12th
tBurns Ellen, widow Nieman's alley
Bums Jacob, currier 18 New Market
Bums Jacob, sea captain 18 New Market

,BUS whitely's annual

Burns James, ladies shoeifkaker 48 Spruce

Burns John, labourer 257 Catharine

Burns John M. boot and shoe manufacturer 45 Arch

fBurns John, sliipwright Sliackamaxon above Prince

Burns Joseph, Ktorekti-per 244 N Front

Burns Mary, widow, 57 Meade alley

Burns Nicholas, grocer corner Sansom and Seventh

Burns Penelope, teaclierSt. Joseph's avenue

Burns Sarah, widow 110 Lombard

Burns Wn). weaver Lombard ab. 12th

Burns Wm. tailor Bryan's court

Burns Wm H.siioeniaker 263 N 3d

Burring Matthew, coasting captain 36 Coates' st.

Burring and Wells merchants, S. wharves bel. Walnut

Burr William H. gentleman 13 Crown

Burr George H merchant 13 N Front

fBurr Joiih, hairdresser 223 N 2d 8c 51 CallowhiU

Burr Jose]}h, ])aiuter and glazier 237 Lombard

Burr Rebecca, widow 11 Vine

Burr Richard, merchant 95 north Fifth

Btirriclgc Benj Cr^ft imitation bird maker Alban ab. 13th

Burnson Peter 49 Movanicnsing r.

fBurriss Peter, fidJer'back 24 Small

Burrough Archibald, tailor 79 Green

Burrougl) Jos, capt Union Steamboat Kaighnton N J

Burrough Levi, tailor 13 Budd st.

Burroughs Ann, widow 15 Key's alley

Burroughs Ann, widow 383 Race

Burro^vs Caiiiarine widow 6th bel Fitzwalter

Burrows Jesse, carpenter Malt alley — d h 82 N 7th

Burrows John, carter back 590 S 2d

Burrows Jolm, weaver Cooper's ferry N J

BuiTOws Wm. spectacle maker 2 Myer's court

Bur son John, 80 Wood

Bu<t Nath. mercht. NE cor. High and 2d and 237 High

Burth John, potter Germantown road n. 4th

Bnrtis John, Beach near Warren K.

IBui-ton Belfast, doctor 152 south Fifth

fBurten Bristol, sawyer Mary's alley

13urton George, mariner 192 S water

f Burton Isaac, coachman 32 Bnrd's court

Burton Margaret, widow 202 south Second

jBurton Miiiord, stablekeeper back 519 N 3d

[s^e Barton ^5" Burden
Burton Peter, constaWe Camden N J
fBurton Phillis Mr;,. Warner's ct.
Burton R')l)ert, shipbuilder 260 Swanson
fBurcon Rooert, mariner 4 Giles' alley ^

fBurton Robert, coachn\an Shippen above Seventh
Burton Samuel, confectioner 171 S. 2d
Br.iwell Stephen, bootmaker 3 Small
Busch Andrew, shoemaker 138 N Third
Busch John, mariner 281 S Third

PHILADELPHIA DFRECTORY. BUT

Bush Bernard, shoemaker back 117 German
Bush Susan, widow 98 Catharine
fBush Wm. labourer 7 Giles* alley
Busher Moses, shipmaster back of 15 Budd
Busman John, bleeder and hairdresser 98 N 5th
Busser Francis, tinplate worker 341 S 2d— d h Gal-
breaths' ct.
Bussier Anthonv, baker, back 262 Cedar st
Bussier Daniel, "justice of the peace, 228 S. 3dst
Bussier Samuel, grocer, cor. Christian & 3d
Bussing Thomas, bookbinder Beach below Marlborough
tBustlc David, plasterer Charles n. Coates
Butcher Amos, W. merchant 49 iN Water
Butcher John, tinplate worker 222 soutii Fifth
Butcher Joseph, bridlebit maker Locust bel. 13th
Butcher Samuel, cordwainer 121 N 6th
Butcher Wm boot and slice manuf SE cor Arch and 7th
Butland John, lace and fringe weaver 137 Cheriy
tButler Amelia, widow, 54 Currant alley
Butler Charles, plasterer Juniper alley
f Butler Charles, saw sharper 26 Passyunk st
Butler Christiana, widow, Crown n. west (K)
tButler Dafney, washerwoman Pine above Eleventh
cutler Deborah, widow 63 Christian
Butler pve, widow washerwoman Ohio st.
Butler Ezekiel, late sea captain 96 N 5th
Butler George, planemaker 178 N Eighth.
fButler Henry, hairdresser. Pine bel 12th
tButler Henry, labourer. Rose st. (N L)
tButler Heni-y, labourer, Shippen n- 13th
Butler Isabella, widow 198 S 2d
Butler James, accountant 65 N Fifth
Butler James combmaker 56 Passyunk r.
Butler widow of James, Broad above Race
Butler Jane, Avidow back of 14 Quarry
Butler John, planemaker 12 Quarry
Butler John R. sea captain 7 Harmony court
Butler Joseph, tailor 127 N 6th
Butler Joseph, accountant High n, Sch. Front
Butler Margaret, boardinghouse 98 Spruce
Butler Martha, widow, Maiden n. Stone bridge
tButler Mary, widow, back 10 Small st.
Butler Nicholas, brickmaker, 33 German
Butler Pierce, gentleman NW cor. Chesnut and Eighth
Butler Pierce, whai-f builder Beach near high bridge
Butler Pierce, constable 322 south Front
Butler Pierce, clerk, Federal bel. Moyamensing
Butler R. and D. R.dry goods store 14 S 2d
Butler Richard, baker' 164 Locust
Butler widow of Richard, Frankford r. above Otter
fButler Richard, woodsawyer Baker
Butler Samnel, tailor 18 Juniper lane
Butler Samuel, G. painter, £vc. 136 south Ninth

CAI whitely's annual

Butler Thomas, labourer North st.
Butler Thomas R engraver 96 Chesnut
Butler Wm. W. cabinetmaker, 6th bel. Shippen
tButler Wm. labourer, Warren st. bel. 12th
Butler Wm. L ladies shoemaker 104 Locust st.
Butler William, bill sticker 136 south Ninth
Butt Wm. melter, N 3d near Franklin st.
Butterworth John, tinplateworker 69 6c 90Hieh cor. 3d

and 355 N Sd
Button Elizabeth, widow back 171 north Second
Buzby Benjamin C bookseller and stationer 28^ north

Tliird—d h 140 Race
Buzby H & Co flour mer. $6 :^. Water— d h 73 Wood
Buzby He^'J^iin, grocer water & 26 Wood
15urby Hezekiah, merchant 73 Wood
Buzby John, late dealer in flour 164 Cherry
Buzzard Rebecca, widow Prince near Palmer
Buzzard Peter, cooper Sixth above Caliowhill
Byer George, labourer back 446 Race st.
Byerly Christopher, gentleman 9 Sansom
B>eriy George, labourer Marlborough near Beach (K)
Bycriy John, shipwright Queen n. Shakamaxon
Byerly Sophia, shopkeeper Queen near Marlborough
2yers Samuel, carpenter 52 south Tenth shop Quince
Byrne Mrs. E. 19 b 5th ISee Bums

Byrne Henry, C. attorney at law 5 Little George
Byrne John, bleeder and dentist 99 Swanson-— d h 451

south Front
Byrne Margaret, widow Small alley
Byrne Patrick, lottery and exchange office 33 south 4th

NE corner Chesnut— d h 318 Mulberry
Byrne Redmond, gentleman, 7 N Water
Bysher Jacob, 152 St. John

+CABIEL JULIAN, teacher 124 Spruce 6c 139 Lomb.
Cabot Joseph, merchant 123 south Front
Cadet Lyon, dry goods store 82 north Fourth
Cadwalader gen. Thomas, counsellor at law SE corner
Arch and Ninth

i Caesar Julius, woodsawyer 33 Currant alley
Caesar Luke, sawyer, 33 CuiTant alley
Csesar Peter, labourer, 249 Shippen st.
tCaesar's Samuel, labourer 179 Cedar st.
Caffcrty Joseph, cordwainer Frankford r. above Palmer
Cahill Christopher, gardener. Prime ab. 8th
Cahill John, carter 1 Laetitia court
Cahoon John, 170 Cherry st.
C^ihocn Joseph, ccrdwainer Hhil's court
tCain Anthony, mariner 84 Plum
Caines Hester, widow Shepard's alley

, PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. CAM

Cain Adam, waiter 53 Currant alley
"Cain (ieorge, sawyer, Atkinson's court
"Cain Kinsey, waiter. Quince ab. Spruce
Cake Ann, widow Sink's court
Cake Joseph, liatter 110 north Second
Cakel Stephen, cordwainer 24 Charlotte
Ciinby Caleb, H. plumber 29 Bank
Cairns Francis, grocer cor. Sh'ppenand 6th
Cairns Richard, grocer. Prosperous alley
Calbreath James F. 64 St. Tammany
Cdidcleugh Robert A. gentleman 64 and d h 66 Walnut
Calderwood A. watchmaker Sec. Ger. r. ab. 1st gate
Caldwell Alexander, white hear inn 248 High
Caldwell David, clerk of the Circuit & District courts

of the United States, office west wing of the State

house up stall's
fCaldwell Isaac, mariner back 11 Hurst st;
Caldwell James, blacksmith Browne bel. Front
CaklwellJam.es accountant 27 Mechanic's st.
Caldwell James S. cor. Sch Sd & Hamilton
Caldwell James, fish store 23 Strawbeny
Caldwell James, weaver, Quince below Locu-St
fCaldwell James, sweep Browne n. 5th
Caldwell John, wheelwright, Callowhill n Sch 2d
Caldwell John, cotton factory Twelfth below Pine
Caldwell Jonathan, pinnter Car|>enter below Second
Caldwell & Kilpatrick, smiths cor Brown & Fr-Mit
CaldweU Murtha, widow 146 north Eighth
Caldwell Noble, fencemakcr Coates beiow Sixth
Caldwell Oliver labourer Stewart's alley
tC.ildwell Richard, master sweep St Mar}' above Tin
Caldwell Sarah, widow 179 S 7th
Caldwell Vhomas, accountant Hamilton villa^
Caldwell Timothy, brickmaker 152 north Eighth — k'.lns

Hickorv' lane above Eighth [See Calwell

Caldwell Thomas, sea captain 16 Christian
Caldwell Wm tailor, Cedar ab 10th
Caie Christopher, gardener Pr'-me above Eighth
Call John, harness maker 33 Marv (S)
Callaghan Charles, nierc!\ant 4 Union
Callaghan Cnarles, gr.iin measurer 9 Wood st
Callaghan Charles 9 Wood st
Calahan Martin, labourer S Sixth st.

Callahan, drayman, Pottciy alley

Callan William, weaver 50 hmall ^

Callely Andrew, attendant in store. Pine bel. 12th
Callelv Svir.th, widow 2 Willow court /

Callender Mrs. widow 179 sout'i Eleventh
C?illiole Pert r, fruiterer &c 160 High
Calloway Jacob, goldbe^^ttr 22 Pear '
Calvnry Catharine, widaw dealer 1? Jones's alley
Camac Samuel, labourer Pine below Ele\enth
Camac Turner, gentleman 152 south Third

CAM whitely's annual

fCambcrton Limus, porter Mary's alley

Camerloch Ursula, widow 67 Coates' st.

Cameron Ja.nes, gentleman 169 Walnut

Cameron John, smith back. 108 & 104 north 8th

Cameron John, agent 176 siuth Eleventh

Camm William, hatter 24 nortii Third

Canip Comfort, widow back 517 Jiorth Third

Camp David, labourer cor St. John & Tammany

Camp Nathaniel, labourer Prime above Second

Cammer Riley, mariner 72 Budd

Cammeyer W^m. jun. copperplate printer 100 Chesnut

and 6 Randall's court
Campardon Jchn b. tailor 137 south Fourth above Pine
fCampbell Atni, widow Jones's alley
Campbell Alexander, boot and shoe manuf. 83 Cedar
Campbell Alexander, cordwainer back 62 Plum
Campbell Anthony, carter Christian cor Fourth
Campbell Catharine, widow Queen below Sixth
Campbell Cornelius, cordwainer 379 south Second
Campbell David, cabinetmaker &c. 17 Chesnut
Campbell George, attorney at law 120 Arch
Cimpbell (ieorge, high constable 22 Bar:k
Campbell George, cordwainer back of 209 Cherry
Campbell Henr}, coachmaker back 22 Raspberry alley
Campbell Hugh, coppersmith lOHinckel's court
Campbell Isaac, watchcasemaker back of 40 N. Fourth
Campbell James, mercer and tailor 115 S. Front
Campbell James, labourer 119 Swanson
Campbell James, tailor back of 419 N. Second
Campbell James, cordwainer Shackamaxon n. Queer
Cam])bell James, rigger Queen below Third
Campbell James, labourer Hopkms' court (N L)
tCampbell James, mariner Clymer's alley
Campbell James, 174 south Eleventh
Campbell James, hackdriver 85 Queen (S)
Campbell James, manner back 57 Shippcn
ICamjJueli James, labourer smith's alley
Campbell Jane, miHine:' 5i north Second
Campbell Jane, widow 164 south 'I'enth
Campbell John, sea captain IQ Shippen
Campbell John D merchant-tailor 8 S. Third
jCHmpbell John, master sweep 1 Ball :illey
Campbell Josepii, tobaccon'st 1 Perkenpine*!. court
Campbell Maria, boarding rinusf 10 Saiisom
Campbell Mary Ann, widow 174 S. Elerenth
Campbell Marv, widofw 2 W itson's alley
Campbell Mary, widow cm. Hrince and Wood
tCa'npbcll Mary, widow 295 S- Fourth
Ch upbell Mi 'hael, ostler back of 36 N. Third
Campbell Patrick, tailor back of 295 south Third
Camj^hell Quintiii, cashier of the Philadelphia bank, 50

south F virtij, next to the bank
Campbell Richard, labourer Frankford r. above Queer.

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. CAR

Campbell Richard, m.iriner 2 Liberty alley

Campbell S.iiah, widow Crown near Franktord road

Campbell Tliomas, mariner 34 German

C-iiiipbcll Thomas, merchant 224 Vine

Campbell Tristram, tailor 341 N Front

Campbell Willi an, oakcooper 369 south Front

Campbell VViili.tm, cabinetmaker 136/.south Fourth

Campbell William, shoemaker 87 Cedar

Campbell William, labourer Spruce west of Sch. Fifth

-fCamper, Siephen, ostler corner Sch. Fifth 8c Filbert

Campion Francis, accountant 13 Race

Canby Isaiah, grocer NW cor. Walnut and Fourth

Canby Merrit, sugar-refiner 27 Church alley

Canby Saml jr. nierch. 56 S wharves — d h 112 S. 4th

Cane James, Aveaver cor. Eleventh and Castle

Canely Wm. shingleshaver 1 Charlotte St.

Caner John, cabinetmaker 196 Pine

Caner Michael, coachmaker 205 south Seventh

Caney Charles, dry goods store 67 north Second

Cann Stuart, mariner 115 Coates

Cannon Ann, widow St. Mary above Eighth

Cannon Daniel B. 24 Plum

Cannon Edward, printer 250 south Fifth

Cannon Isaac, mariner 54 Vine

Cannon James, storekeeper 67 south Second

Cannon John, carter 14 Meade alley

Cannon Patrick, labourer 84 Budd -

Cannon Rachel, widow 50 EUzabeth

Cannon William, tavern, coach and livery stable keeper

83 south Fifth
Canon Samuel, shopkeeper 3S3 High
Canonge P A. commission merchant 12 Prune
Canrer Jacob, cabinetmaker 9 Filbert — d h llON. 8th
Cantrel George, labourer 3 Shippen
Capehard Mary, widow back 538 N. Thii'd
Capron Wm. labourer cor. Allen & Fraiikford road
Capp John G chymistSch, Eighth near Vine
Crtvbo Susannah 460 north Second
Cardeza J. M. merchant 57 Union
Caldwell Wilhani C. merchant 14Chesnut
Carrarer Elizabeth, widow 24 Gaskill
Care Jesse, saddleti-eemaker 10 Almshouse
Care Peter, merchant 30 N Water — d h 112 Spruce
Curels S.imuel, carpenter 173 Cherry [see Carell

Carels Samuel, jr. carpenter SW cor. Ninth & Cherry
Carels William, carpenter 320 Vine
Carey Daniel, cord»vainer 75 Christian
Carey Ed.vard, victualler Fourth below Christian
Carey Edward, ivairdresser 111 north Third
Carey Henry C bookseller 126 Chesnut—d hlUWalnut
tCarey John, b isketmaker Sixth above Poplar lane
Carey Mary, widow Maria above Fourth (N L)

CAR whitely's annual

Carey Mathew, printer and bookseller, 124 and 126

Chesnut corner Fourth [see Carre aiid Carrey

Carey Mathew and Son, booksellers, 8cc. SE cor. Ches-

nut and Fourth
Carey Surah, wido\v back 180 south Fourth
Carie' John, oysterman S34 High
Carilson, widow cf Wm, tavernkeeper 46 Plum
CarissWnn. tailor Twelfth below Pine
Carlan Elizabeth, widow south Seventh near Cedar
Carles Samuel, carpenter 184 Cherry corner Ninth
Carlin Mahlon G. cordwainer Franford r. near Otter
Carlile Abm. hardware mer. 139 High— d h 219 N. 4th
Carlile Hudson, soap and candle manut. Spruce corner.

Quince
Carlisle David, labourer cor. Sixth and Coates
Carlisle WiUiam, merchant Coates above Seventh
Carlisle Wm. carpenter 10 Pennsylvania avenue
fCarll John, waiter 20 Acorn alley
Carll Rev. Maskell M, corner Twelfth and George
Carilcy Jeremiah, cordwainer 56 Shippen
Carllcy Joseph, carter 56 Shippen
Carlley Rebecca, midwife 56 Shippen
Carlton (ieorge, dealer 145 Spruce
fCarlton Robert, labourer 416 north Fourth
Carlyie John, carpenter 155 Moyamensing road

[see Carlisle
Carmack Mary, grocer 163 north Water
Carmalt Caleb, conveyancer 298 north Thiid
Carmalt Jonathan, 302 no«-th Third above Tammany
Carmalt Jonathan,jnn.NW corner Third and Tammany
Carmalt, Miss S. seminary for young ladies 129 Vine
Carman Hudson, grocer 395 and d h 331 High
Carman Jacob, carpenter 132 south Fourth
Carman Jacob, slater 191 Lombard & yard 218 S. Front
Carman James, merchant 331 High
Carman James, saddletreemaker Swanson n. Queen
Carman James, trunknuiker \A'ashmgton above Second
Carman Sanmel, merchant 331 High
Carman VVm. merchant 331 High— d h 204 Arch
Carmichael George, tobacconist 404 High
Carn Elizabeth, widow 96 ChriSti;>.n
Camahaia Samuel, weaver 5 Friends' alms house
Carnell William, coachmaker Germ, r. near first gate
Carney Mary, widow back 44 ST)ruce
Carney Patrick, boot and slioemaker 47 south Third
fCarney Philip, newscarrier Dean's alley
Carney Robert, chymist back 98 Gaskill
fCarney Thomas, labourer back 489 south Second
Curns James, l;ibourer Carlvle's court
Cams Richard, carter Lombard cor. Twelfth
Cams Thomis, cordwainer 34 Cierin-m
Carpenter Benj. 3c Co. grocei-s 213 north Third
tCarpenter Caleb, porter 308 south Seventh

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. CAR

Carpenter Ch. jun. merchant 273 High— d h 121 N. 9th

Carpenter Isaac, cordwainer 208 south Second

Carpenter John, mariner 38 Catharine

Carpenter John, bookbinder 34 Coates' alley

Carpenter John, mer. tailor 88 S. 2d— d h 51 Walnut

j-Carpenter Jonathan, labourer Bonsall

Carpenter Joshua, painter, &c. back 205 south Second

Carpenter and Martin, sailmakers 93 South wharves

Carpenter Mary, widow 6th below Coates

Carpenter Rachel, widow 1 Raspberry alley

^Carpenter Rebecca, cook Sec 13 Chesnut

Carpenter S. sailmaker 93 S. wharves— d h 287 S. Front

Carpenter Stephen, carpenter Sixth near Coates

fCarpenter Tobias, waiter 7 Hurst st.

Carpenter William, hatter Green's court

Carpentier L. D. mercht. 208 Spruce [see Charjientier

Carr Benjamin, professor of music 7 Powell

Carr Edward W. screw and sawmaker and smith 158

Race— d h 120 north Fifth
Carr Jacob, vict. 25 I^awrence— stall 15 High st. market
Carr James, farmer Race near Schuylkill
Carr John, carpenter 305 Walnut
Carr John, hardware agent Pine above Thirteenth
Carr John, filer Juniper alley
Carr John, oysterhouse Juniper alley
Carr Joseph, innkeeper 149 north Fourth
Carr Leah, widow nurse 5 Steinmetz court
tCarr L. labourer Eagle court
Carr Maria, widow 52 Lombard
Carr rev. M. of St. Augustine's church ab. 47 Crown
Carr Mary, Locust above Juniper
Carr Mary, widow of John, teacher Arch W. Sch. 2d.
Carr Moigan, grocer 146 S. Third cor. Cypress alley .
Carr Robert, cordwainer back 107 north Fifth
Carr Robert, labourer 140 German
Carr Robert, brass founder Pine above Tenth
Carr Robert, seedman, &;c. Bartram's garden below

Gray's Ferry [see Keer and Kehr

Carr Samuel, auger filer 15 Noble
Carr Sarah, widow 19 Spaffbrd st.
Carr William, blacksmith cor. Christian and Fourth
Carragan James, carpenter Mark's lane
(>arrahan Alexander, grocer 195 south Sixth
Carre' Charles, teacher 6 Chester [see Carey ^ Carie
Carre' Charles L. blacksmith 428 S. 2d.— d h 4 Moy-

amensing road
Carre' & Sanderson seminary 443 High
Carre' John T. seminary 443 High
Carre' Philip, shoemaker 48 Meade alley
Carrel Edward & Co. merchants Bank alley
Carrell (the family of the late Edward) 383 Mulberry
Carrell H. widow 51 Arch [see Carell and Carels

CaiTell John, hardware mercht. 198 High — d h 60 S. 5th

CAR \vhitely's annual

Carrell John& Son, hardware merchants 198 High
Carrell John, jun. hardware nnerchant 198 High
Carrell John, cordwainer51 Queen (S)
Carrell Thomas, blacksmith back. 38 Zane, and back 28

north Seventh
Carrick William, tailor 3 Hyde's i:ourt
Carroll Harriet :252 Walnut
Carrol James, tallow-chandler 3 Little Dock
Carroll Patrick, ostler Nonnater's court
Carson George, cord wainer 102 Cedar
Carson John, bookseller and stationer 158 N. 3d
Carson John M. 135 Walnut
Carson Jonathan, 175 Cheriy
Carson Joseph, plasterer 18 Watson's alley
Carson Miss Jemima, boarding house 173 Chesnut
Carson Mrs. widow of captain, 121 N. Eleventh ab. Race
Carson Patrick, drayman back 78 south Front
Carson Robert, cordwainer Prime below Second
Carson Sarah, shopkeeper 69 Cherry
Carson Thomas, cabinetmaker Ann W. Sch. Eighth
Carson William, plasteier SW cor. Spruce and Twelfth
Carson Wm. weaver, 77 Plum

[^see Corson and Casson
Carstairs James, merchant 76 south Eighth
Carstairs Thos. carppnt^v aiju draftsman 76 south 8th
Carswell Samuel, merchant and alderman 24 S. Front
Cart Ann, widow, nurse 9 Lombard
Cart Peter, labourer Ger. road above Otter
Carter Alexander, labourer 31 Elizabeth
Carter Baj-naby, gentleman 168 Chesnut
Carter D. A. merchant 182 High

Carter Enoch, painter, &c. 120 Chesnut— d. h. 145 S. 8th
Carter Elizabeth, widow 135 N. 6th
Carter Elizabeth, widow layer out of the dead 16

Pennsylvania avenue.
fCarter James, master sweep 17 Springett alley
Carter Job, blacksmith 7 Charlotte
Carter Joel, tailor 9 Chancery lane
Carter John, jr. shipwright Cjueen above Shakamaxon
Carter John, waterman 496 south Second
Carter John, shipwright Queen n. Shakamaxon
Carter John, stablekeeper 12 and 21 and 27 Prune
Carter Joseph, naiifactory 331 south Second
Carter Joseph, tavernkeeper Blackhorse alley
Carter & Powell, livery stablekeepers 86 south Eleventh
Carter Rebecca, widow 216 Green street
Carter Sharon, china merchant 244 N. 3d
Carter Thomas, mastrwaker 104 Swanson
Carter Wilham, silkdver 93 New
Carteret Joseph W. cabinetmaker 399 south Front
Cartmell & English, smiths 125 S. Sixth & back 50 Zane
Cartmell Solomon, blacksmith 125 south Sixth

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. CAS

Cartret Daniel, Windsor chairmaker 203 south Third
Cartret Ehzabeth, widow 328 S. Front
Carty Mary, widow 105 Lombard street
Carusi G. toyslTop, 31 N. 6th

Caruthers Samuel, chairmaker, 3d n. George (N. L.)
Carver Hannah, widow of Samuel, 96 Spruce
Carver Jacob, ci\rrier 52 Green and 249 N. 3d
Carver James, veterinary surgeon, and professor of ani-
mal mecUcine, Juniper below Chesnut
Carver Sarah, boarding house 100 S. 4th
Carvill Henry goldbeater 59 Dock street
Casamajor Prudent, jr. 79 Sims' wharf d. h. 48 Walnut
Casaubon & Rogier, artificial flower and feather manu-

facturers 84 S. 3d
Casdorp Elizabeth, widow 266 S. Front
Casey Ilannah, widow George near St. John
tCasey John, labourer 82 Garden
Casey Michael, cordwaincr 387 north Fi'ont
Cash George S. tobacconist 3 and 14 Arch
Cash Jacob, tobacconist 3 and 14 Arch
Cash James, shoemaker 6th below Fitzwalter -^
Cash Thomas, inspeotor of customs 46 Crown
Caskey Joseph, distiller and grocer 392 High above 12th
Caskey Mary, widow 33 Union
Casner Catharine, widow 252 St. John
Casner Christopher, mariner 12 Callowhill
Casner Enoch, shoemaker, 105 N. 9th
Casner Henry, skindresser 13t!i above Race
Casner Susannah, mantuamaker 81 Browne
Cassan Mary, Mrs. 427 S. 2d street
Casobon Egene, artificial flower manuf. 84 south Third
Cassan Hannah, widow 52 Almond
Cassan Samuel, sea captain 427 south 2d
Cassady John, tallowchandler, Stewart's alley
Cassaday Patrick, grocer 89 Plum
Cassady Sarah, widow 12 below Sassafras
Cassedy Francis, mastmaker 453 south Front
Cassedy Hannah, widow Vine above 13th
Cassedy John, labourer Sch. 4th above Spruce
Cassedy Mary, widow 387 Front
Cassedy Hugh, labourer Red's court, below 198 Cedar
Cassedy John, labourer 18 Pine alley
Cassedy Elizabeth, widow Spafford street
Cassed Jane, huckster 78 German
tCassey Joseph, hairdresser and perfumer 36 S. Fourth
Castledine Wm. coachtrimmer, 516 S. Front
Castor Jesse, atterney at law 7 N. Sixth
Castles James, grocer 214 S. 2d
Casper Martin, gentleman 26 Pine alley
Castlehne C. shoemaker 538 N. Third
Castleline Wnu shoemaker 516 south Front
Castles Joseph, grocer 145 Lombard
Caswell Mrs. Emlen's alley

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Caterson Robert, carter High near Sch. Seventh

Caterson Wm. labourer corner George and Sch. Third

Cathcart Lethe, shopkeeper 7 Duke (N. L.)

Cathcart Wm. rigger 37 Meade alley

Gather John, W. carver 47 German

Cathrall Mrs. widow of Isaac M. D. 25 8th

Cathrin Peter, labourer Palmer above West (K)

Gathers John, 112 Gherry

Catherwood and Robinson, distillers 207 Cedar

Gatherwood Hugh, distiller 207 Gedar

Gathrall George, shipwright 471 N. 3d

Cathrall Isaac, Budd near Coates

Catlin George, musical instrument maker, NE cor. Fifth

and Walnut — d. h. 3 Randall's court
Caton Mary, widow 23 Lombard street
Caton Jesse, waterman Pegg above Front
Cattle Jonas, cabinetmaker Camden, (N. J.)
Cattley John, crockery cellar 185 south Second
Cattell David, labourer 20 Watson's alley
Gauffman John, grocer Germantown r. near the 1st gate
Cauffman Lawrence, china merchant 207 N. Third
Gauffman Margaret, Germantown r. above 1st gate
Cauffman Henry, labourer Hopkins' court

Gauffman gardener, Frankford r.near Hart tavern

Cauffman Margaret and Ann, 59 Sansom

Caury Philip, cordwainer 256 S Fifth [see Carry

Gauthron Lucy, widow Fravjkf. road near Hanover

fCavalier Philip, sawyer Bradford's alley

Cave Thomas, druggist &c. 298 High & S W cor. Ninth

and Locust — d h 1 north JNinth
Cauvin Nicholas, tobacco manufactory 49 Lombard
Gavenaugh Hugh, grocer and tavernkeeper south side

of Almond (Argyie) street wharf
Gavenaugh Michael, grocer and tavernkeeper SW cor.

Second and Catharine
Gavenaugh Wra. tavernkeeper N E cor. High & Juniper
Cavender Curtis, storekeeper 233 south Second
Cavcrly Peter, merchant 204 Pine
Ga^'ett Jesse F. printer Pearsoa's court
Gayfort James, carpenter Poplar lane near 4th
Gaze Madame Frances, widow 145 south Sixth
Cecil Algernon, whitesmith 555 south Second
fCecly Cyrus, woodsawyer 88 St. John's
Celles John, hatter Sink's court
Chace Paine M. grocer 12 Maria above 4th (N L)
Chadwick Henry W. teacher of the Kensington public

school
Chadwick Isaac, plasterer 140 Locust
Chadwick William, 22 Currant alley
Chaffin Ezekiel, shoemaker back ot 31 Beck's alley
Chafin F. oysterman under 106 Race & 124^ High
Chalfandt Mary, widow of Jacob, 39 North street
Chaloner Daniel, drnggist, 8cc. 69 Union street

PHILADELPHIA DiRECTORY. CHA

Chaloner Thomas, accountant Price's court
ChalonerWm. merchant 192 High — dh 355 Arch
Chamberl aine Catharine, widow, boarding house 9 N 6th
Chamberlai n Hannah, boarding house 86 Arch
Chamoerlain J. G. mere. 43^ N Front—d h 129 S 3d
Chamberlain John, guager and inspector of domestic li-
quors, 310 Vine cor. Chester
Chamberlin Horatio N. merchant 9 south Water
Chamberlin H. N. & J. jun. merchants 6 S wharves
Chamberlin John, carpenter 52 Wood
Chamberlin J. jr. merchant 8 south Water — d h 152

south Front
Chamberlin Riciiard, carpenter 246 north Third
Chambers Charles, accountant back 29 KUVeth's alley
Chambers Jumes, shallopman \Vairs elbow
Chambers John, labourer Otter near Frankf. road
fChambers John, labourer Paschall's alley
Chambers Maria, widow Roger's court
Chambers Matilda & Jane, mantuamakers 48 Spruce
Chambers Robert, coasting capt. 12 Shippen
Champion Benjamin, drygoods store 5^ and 41 N 2d
tChampion James, teacher 12 Elizabeth
fChampion Job, drayman Grissel's alley
Champion Wm. inn & ferry keeper, Ceclar street wharf
Chance Marinus, saddle & harness maker Camden (N J)
Chanceaulme Martin, cabinetmaker 9 Rihl's court
Chancellor Hannah, widow of Wm. 271 Chesnut
Chandler Miss Elizabeth, 16 north 9th
Chandler Joseph R. teacher 164 north Third
Chamberlin 8c Co. grocers 155 north 3d
Chandler Samuel H. cordwainer W(>od ab. Prince (K)
Chandler William P. m. d. 99 W^alnut
Channeller Wm. merchant High — d h 353 Arch
Chapin Nathan, grocer N W cor. Cedar & Fifth
Chapman Benj. publisher {blind) 18 N 10th cor. Filbert
Chapman Clayton, shoemaker 109 south Fifth
Chapman Elizabeth, widow of Geo. R. 182 Pine
Chapman John, sexton to Friends' meeting-house in

Arch street & Venetian blindmaker 84 Arch
Chapman Lucas, turner 159 Pine
Chapman Mary, widow 133 south Third
Chapman Nathaniel, m. d. 9 York buildmgs — office back

in Good water alley
Chapman Robert, painter & glazier 573 south 2d
Chapman Thomas, teacher 8c accountant 45 Lombard
Chapman William, accountant 6c teacher 64 Spruce
Chapron & Nidelet, merchants 265 High
Chard George, 44 Green

Chardon Anth. paper hanging, 8cc. manuf. 107 W^alnut
Chardon (E) Vigneaux 8c Co. importers of French dry

goods, 98 south Second
Charier Louis, cook and restaurateur 38 south 8th
tCharles George, coachman George above 11th

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Charles Henry, copperplate printer and map publisher,

117 N Fifth
f Charles John, mariner Shippen near 13th
Charles Thomas, carter 49 Moyamensing road
Charles William, bookseller, stationer, copperplate en-
graver and printer, north 6th above Vine
fCharlow Mary, widow Portland lane
Charlti n Benjamin, 133 north Sixth
Charlton ?>lcirtha, china store 417 N Front
Charlton I||:.hiird, tailor 37 Cedar street
Charniey J. H. hardware mer. 228 High— d h 19 N 12th
Charpentier Dan. confectioner 64 High — d h 156 S 4th

[^see Carpe?itier
Charret James, labourer 34 Coates street
fChase Delia, widow Elbow alley
Chase Elizabeth, widow Sch. 5th below High
Chase Joan, innkeeper 218 Race
f Chase Ricliard, labourer back 215 Shippen
fChase Samuel, waiter 174 north 8th
Chasson George, coppersnuth back of 226 south 3d
Chatham John, shoemaker 1 Gaskill street
Chatham Joseph, cordwainer S E cor. Cedar and 3d
Chattm Abraham, labourer Vienna near Duke
Chattin Chester, carpenter 8 Fetter lane
Chattin Miss Elizabeth, 218 north 4th
Chattin Sarah, widow 47 Mechanic street
Chaudron Simon, editor ofthe French journal 168 Spruce
Chaur.cey & Barnes. mei*chants 26 South wharves
Chaimcev Charles, counsellor at law, office 83 and d h

85 Walnut
Chauncey E. cashier of Pennsylvania bank, 157 Walnut
Chaunccy Nathaniel, mer. 26 S wharves — d h 42 N 8th
Chauveau Joseph, merchant 26 Powell street
•j-C havers Amelia, widow Wood above 8th
Chozotte P. S. teacher of Frencli, 40 Sansom
Cheeks William m. d. 78 Uuion
Cheesman Jacob, labourer 35 Beck's alley
Cheever Benjamin R. merchant 17 S Front
Cheever & Fales, merchants 17 S Front
Cherey John, hairdresser 153 Cedar
Cherry Margaret, widov/ gricer 142 Spruce
Cherry Moses, labourer Morgan's court
Chesn'ey Sarah, widow bark 168 St. John's
Chesney WiUiani, painter &c. Unity court
Chesnut Mary, widow 14 Sugar alley
Chesnut John, teacher cor. Locust and Dean
Chesnut Sam. c;rccer 327 High— d h SE cor Vine & 8th
Chesnut Samuel, stonecutter Alban
Chesnut S.-.muel & William, grocers 327 High
tChcster Charles, labourer bark 6 Oak
Chestei Isabella, widow of Elijah 4 Littleboy's court
Chester Jolm, ropemaker Queen n. Frankford r.
Cheston Elijah, coachmaker 83 Pine

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. CHR

Chevalier Elizabeth, widow Old York r. n. Popl. 1.

tChevalier Fanny, widow back 105 German

Chevalier Jane H. widow 70 Tammany

Chevds Anthony, T. mei-chant 72 Lombard

Cheves Langdon, prest U. S. bank 266 Walnut ab. lOtii

CheviUer, widow of Samuel, Old York ab. Poplar 1.

Chew Benjamin, counsellor at law, 87 south Fourth

Chew Henry, grocer Camden (N. J.)

Chew Isaac, ladies' shoemaker Taper alley

Chew Jeffry, contectioi\er 262 south Fifth

Chew Jeffry, jun. confectioner back 107 Catharine

Chew Joseph, ladies' shoenirvker223 Chtrsnut

Chew Joseph, drayman Germaiitown r. ab. Laurel

Chew Richard, innkeeper cor. Laurel and Front N. L.

Chew William, dealer 249 south Sixth

fChew Wm. dealer 98 south Second and 245 Spruce

Chierdel Paul, tailor 1 Trotter's alley

Chiicot Margaret, widow 27 Noble

Child Henry, iate ironmonger 452 N. Second

Child John, clock and watchmaker 452 N. Second

Child John, cooper 31 Green

Childs C. (i. historical and landscape engraver 22 S 6th

Childs James, tailor 3 Whitehall st.

Childs Mrs. widow boarding house 256 High

Childs Thomas, sea captain 268 soueh Sixth

Clillds WiUiam R. mariner near 25 Charlotte

fChilders John, sawyer 22 Plum

f Chin Jesse, waiter 136 S. Eighth

fChrisfield Thos. joiner Cedar near Seventh

Chriskey Lewis, blacksmith Oak below hayscales (N.L.)

Christ Michael, shipwright Cherry ab. Duke

Christian Anthony, mariner lOS Chl'i^itian

Christian Daniel, shallop man 254 south Fitth

Christian John, mariner back 338 S Second

Christian Peter, alderman 72 north Tnird

Christian and Stokes, hardware merchants 57 High

Christian Thomas, 54 Race \jsee Christien

Christiana Stephen, professor music 429 Chesnut ab. 13th

Christie Catharine, v/idow Tammany below St. John

Christie Wm corrector for the press Sch. 8th n.\'ine

Christie William £c Co. upholsterers and venitian blind

makers 145 Chesnut
Christie W^illiam, weaver Fourth n Germant. r.
Christine Geo. drayman Old York road ab. Poplar 1.
Christine Jacob, mariner bact 338 south Second
Christine John, turner Duke (N. L.)
Christine Thomas, accountant Old York r. ab. Poplar I.
Christman Henry, cordwainer 116 Race
fChristmas Mai-garet, widow 8 Pleasant avenue
Christoph Lewis, cook 245 south Third
iChristopher Bayhs, labourer back 11 Hurst street
Christopher Michael, labourer Poplar below Fourth

CLA whitely's annual

Christy Catharine widow Small alley

Christy Charles drover 19 Hurst street [see Christie

Christy Robert, boot maiv.ifacLurer, 41 south Front

Chrystler Jacob, 3 "N. Thud

Chubb S'lmuel, dry goods store 151 N, Third

|Church Jacob, labourer back 123 north Tenth

Chur Jnrob, baker 85 Race

Cbuvch Mary Ann, 24 Argyle

Churchill Stephen, mate of vessel 23 Almond

Churnsides Stephc.-*, milkman 10th below Shippen

Cist Mrs. boardinghouse 342 High cor. Tenth

Cirge'' George pilot 66 Sw^nson

Clackncr John, farmer Passyunk below Federal

Ciampffer Marv, widow 21 Elfreth's alley

Clampffer William W. (Merino inn) 3 Cherry

Clanigian William, labourer Camden (N. J.)

Claphamson Samuel, (Pilgiiminn) cor. Sixth 8c Germ.r.

Ciapier Lewis, merdiant 6 Lombard — d h 216 S. Front

Cl&re Bartholomew, 17 Fromoerger's court

Clare Charles, carter Christian cor. Seventh

Claridge Philip I. millinery and fancy store 25 N. 2d

Clark Alexander H. 8c Co. merchants 177 High — d h

Horth Seventh
Clark Ann, widow tailoress St. John below George
Clark Benj. watchmaker 1 S. Front — d h 88 Arch
ClarR Benj. 8c Ellis, clock and watchmakers 1 S. Front

SE cor. High
f Clark Benjamin, labourer Cedar ab. 7th
fClark Benjamin, white washer 10 Gaskill st.
Clark B. widow 2 Chancery lane
Clark Calvin, printer 44 south Fifth
Clark Catharine, widow 42 north Fourth
Clark Daniel, grocer NE cor. Third and Coates
Clark David W. carpenter 209 north Eighth
Clark Daniel, grocer NE cor. Third and Coates
Clarke Edward, teacher academy 1 College avenue
Clark Edward E. proprietor of the floating baths
Clark Enos, labourer back 104 Filbert
Clark Eleanor, widow whitewasherSt. Mary
Clark Ellis, watchmaker 1 south Front S E cor. High
Clark Elizabeth, Mrs. of Robert, Tenth above Vine
Clark Ephraim, late watchmaker 3 S, Ninth
Clark Cieorgc, coachpainter Chesnut near Schuylkill
Clark George, painter 8cc. 74 north Sixth
Clark Hannah, boarding house 15 High
Clarke Henry silversmith 22 Franklin ct.
Clark Hugh, teacher Queen n. Sixth
Clark Israel, oyster cellar 81 Shippen
Clark Jacob R. carpenter back 3 Sugar alley
tClark Jacob, waiter 155 Lombard
Clark James, hatter 36 Sugar alley
Clark James, brickmaker Filbert between 8th and 9th
Clark James, carpenter 8 Nicholson's alley

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. CLA

Clark Jane, bonnetmaker 4 Strawberry

Clark Jeremiah, cordwainer 431 S. Second

Clark Job, shoemaker 46 Chester st.

Clark Johannah, widow 13 Sassafras alley

Clark John, grocer 39 Cedar

Clark John, grocer Maiden near Beach

Clark John, labourer 410 south Second

Clark John F. carpenter 95 Christian

Clark John, chairmaker53 N. Eighth

Clark John, plumber 104 N. Sixth

Clark John C. printer S W cor Fifth and Cherry— d h

87 Locust
Clark John, music-seller 129 Lombard
Clark John, cordwainer 22 Oak (N. L.)
Clark John, turner 260 S Tliird

Clark John L. merchant 99 south Front— d h 32 N. Fifth
Clark John Y. m. d. 10 Arch

Clark Joseph, merchant 7 S Water— d h 102 S Front
Clark Josepii, carpenter Third near George N. L.
Clark Joseph, drygoods store 24 N Sixth
Clark Mary M. seamstress 31 Cresson's alley
Clark Mary, 38 N Fifth
Clark Mary, widow of John, Johns ab. Front
Clark Maskline, accountant 27 Pine
Clark Michael F. shoestore 90 High S W cor. Third
Clark Morris, shoemtiker Li^hthab. Callowhill
Clark Peter, 268 Race
Clark Peter labourer Juniper below Vine
Clark & Raser, printers— office S W cor. Cherry £c 5th
Clark Richard, boardingnouse 330 S. Front
Clark Robert, blacksmith back 353 S. Front
Clark Robert, grocer 120 Swanson
Clark Robert S. broker 8cc. 127 Spruce
Clark Samuel, naval officer 227 south Front
Clark Samuel, labourer back 11 Poplar lane
Clark Sctrah, widow nurse 233 Callowhill cor. John
Clark Stephen, cordwainer Gecrge street (C.)
Clark Timothy, tailor 490 S Second
Clark Timothy ,.jun. tailor 509 S Second
Clark Wm. lookingglass-framemaker 176 Race
Clark W'iliam, accountant 172 S Eleventh
Clark William, shoemaker 10th ab. Vine
tClark William, sawyer St. Mary street
Clarkson Elizabeth, widow Ruce near Sch. Eighth
ClarkiOn Jacob, accounuint 148 S. Tench
Clarkson John, tailor Filbert :ib. Tenth
Clarkson Samuel, merchant 226 Pii-.e
fClarkson Q. teacher 167 Pine and Green's court
fClaikson Rebecca, widow b^ck 35 Walnut
fClarkson Solomon, teacher 155 Lombard
Clause John H. accountant N W cr. Puje and 11th
Claw John, mariner 21 Cox's alley
Clawges Daniel, sen. painter, 8cc. 188 Vine

CLI whitely's an>jual

Clawges Daniel, jun. painter &c. 5 Clawges* court

Chuvges Charles S. accountant 52 n Fifth

Clrivvges Jacob, painter 8cc. 189 Vine

C:a-^gesJt))in, sen. measurer ot painter's work 52 nSth

Clawges John jun teacher N W cor Filbert and 10th

Clavvgfcfj Wm. combmaker Old York r. ab Browne

Claw^on John, labourer baik 17 Cresson's alley

Clawson John, watc hman Seventh ab. Camac

Claxton George B. shipchandler 5 North wharves

Claxton J.^hn, merchant 6 N wharves — d h 11 s Fifth

Claxton Roger, storekeeper 36 Cedar

Clay Ann, widow teacher 34 north Tenth

Clay Curtis, accountant 177 south Eleventh

Clavpoole A. G. gone to Chihcothe, Ohio

Claypoole David C. gentleman 301 Chesnut

Claypoole Elizabeth, upholsterer 74 S Front

Claypoole Josiah, dep. keeper of the prison 183 Coates

Claypoole & Wilson, upholsterers 74 S Front

Claystine Bernard, sugarbaker 162 Vine

Clayton CluirU s, late coachmaker 151 S Eleventh

Clayton David, carpenter Crown ab. Prince

Clayton Edward, coachmaker Juniper below Spruce

Clayton Henry, carpenter Second ab. Germantown r.

Clayton Lydia, Middle alley

Clayton Reynold, tallowchandler 369 Arch

Clayton Thomas, h- tier, 126 south Front

Cleavenger Squire, taih r 12 N Water — d h 48 Race

Cleaver Isaac, m. d. 286 N Second

Cleaver Jesse, late lumber merchant 103 St. John

Cleaver J )hn, 26 Cherry

Cleaver Mary, widow 215 N Eighth

Clemens Ann, midwife 70 Green street

Clemens Joseph, chymist and distiller of essential oils

Bushhill
Clemens Wm. grocer 194 Lombard
Clement Jacob, merchant 11 N Water— d h 65 Pine
Clement Jacob B. sea captain 29 Penn
Clement Joseph T. accountant 144 S Tenth
■{•Clement Lucy, widow back 190 Cedar
Clements & Co. lottery and exchange office N. E cor.

Third md Walnut
Clements John, i)atent chimneysweep, alley between

Qtiince and Rasjjberry alley
Clemnier Mary, widow 107 north Third
Clemson widow of Thomas, cor. Filbert and Ninth
Clenmeer John, tobacconist 483 north Third
Clew Peter, brickmaker Race near Sch. Eighth
Clew Wm. porter in the U. S. bank 2 Whalebone alley
Clifford John, merchant, incjuire 29 north Water
Clifford John, waterman back 28 Penn
Clifford Mary, nurse 411 south Front
CUffton John, gentleman 206 Pine
Clitton John, hatter Ann above Wood

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. CLO

Clifton Isaac, hatter 1 Wood near Second

Clifton Sarah, widow 64 Almond

Climer Andrew, currier 76 Christian street

fClincher Adam, porter Cotdwainer's alley

Cline Barbara, Twelfth below Pine

Cline Catharine, washerwoman 145 Moyamensing road

Cline & Curtz, silverplaters back 50 Zaiie

Cline David, labourer Hanover near West street

fChne David, 18 Fayette street

Chne Elizabeth, milkwoman Irish lane

Cline Elizabeth, widow, gentlewoman 68 north 6th

Cline George, carter 35 Charlotte

Cline George, tailor 282 Race [see Kline

Cline George, victualler 8th st. above Buttonwood

Cline Henry, tailor 463 Race

Cline Jacob, drttyman bixth above Green

Chne John V. waiter at N. Am. Ins. office 25 Barron

Cline John, brickmaker Cedar above Thirteenth

Cline & Lawrence, housepainters &c. 133 Locust

Cline Mary, widow grocer 354 north Front

Chne Philip, silverplater cor. Laurel & Budd (N L)

Chne Thomas, pilot 27 Beck's alley

Cline William, labourer Frankf. r. near ShakamaxoR

Cline Wm. brickmaker Cedar above Thirteenth

Chnger Frederick, sailin;.ker back 104 N Fifth

Clinger John, cordwainer Kunckel above Noble

Clingman George, carpetweaver 18 Oak

Chnton Ann & Elizabeth, shopkeepers 5 south Fourth

Clinton Francis, soapboiler Pegg above Front

Clinton John, printer 270 Cedar

Clinton Robert, teacher Ridge road above Francis

Clinton William, boatbuilder Maiden near Beach

CUver Joel, victualler Camden N J

Chpper Frederick, carter 40 Plum

Clocik Daniel, engineer 133 Green

Clopp (ieorge, smith 96 New

Clopp John, smith 15 Branch and 92 New

Clopp John, jun. coach- wheelwrigiit 36 Kunckel

Glopper Sarah, widow boardinghouse 226 High

ClobO Christian, baker 81 Passyunk road

Close Henryt grocer Hamilton street near Schuylkill

Clove Mary, v/idow 17 Tammany [sec Clause

Closson Sarah, milliner 48 Arch

Clothier Barbara, widow 365 iicrth Front

Clothier Charles, bootmaker 14 Knight's court

Cl'.thier Joseph, skindresser Tliorn's court

Clodiier Margaret, widow nurse 152 Sassafras

Clothier Samuel, carpenter Bedford near Crown

Clotworthy John, baker 27 south Water

Cloud Caleb, carter Emlen's court (N L)

Cloud Joseph, rehner in the mint 276 Mulberry

Cloude Da\ id, tanner Budd above Laurel

Clouden Jacob, labourer Shakamaxon n. Frankf. road

COC whitely's annual

Clouden John, labourer Shakamaxon near Bedford

Clouser Dorothy, washerwoman 331 Callowhill

Clout Jacob, blacksmith Otter street

tClover Prim, blacksmith Quince above Spruce

Clows Ann, widow Paschall's alley

Clufty John, whitesmith 509 N 3d street

Cluley Francis, wire worker 17 south Fourth

Cluley John, wirefender &c. manuf. 17 south Fourth — ■

d h Mantua village
Cluley John, jun. wireworker 17 S4th — d h 69 Cherry
Clun David, shipwright Beach near Hanover
Clun John, shipwright Shakamaxon near Queen
Clunn Charles, sea captain 224 south Third
Clusey Peter, carpenter back 211 Callowhill street
Clyde Joseph, labourer Smith's court near Sch. 8th
Clyde Thomas, grocer N W corner Race and Ninth
Clymer Archibald, tailor 115 German
Clymer Jacob, carpenter 75 Crown
Clymer Margaret, widow Newmarket bcl. Noble
Coakney James, labourer Pottery alley
Coates Benjamin H. m. d. N W cor. Walnut & Front —

office IS Walnut
Coates Caleb, 4 Hinkel's court
Coates George M. china merchant 49 High
Coates Jacob, labourer 190 Lombard street
Coates John, rigger Prosperous alley
Coates John, sailmaker 23 Little German
Coates John R. 225 Spruce
Coates Mary, widow 127 New street
Coates Mary, widow 60 north Third
Coates Samuel, jun. accountant 65 Gaskill
Coates Samuel, 82 S Front N W corner Walnut
Coates Thos. M. (Custom house hotel) 130 south 2d
Coats Isaac, shipwright Beach near Hanover
Coats Matthias, accountant inquire state house
Coats Margaret, widow of Wm. 382 north Front
Coats Warwick, shoemaker Prime above Second
Coats Thomas, jun. conveyancer & office for the pur-
chase and sale of real estate 320 north Third
Cobb Alfred, grocer N E corner 6th and Spruce
Cobb Ebenezer, victualler 22 N L market
fCobb John, sawyer 40 Meade alley
Cobb Joseph, tailor Pottery alley
Cobb Mary, widow of Thomas, 438 north Fourth
Cobb Samuel, carpenter back 12 Cresson's alley
Cobb William, carpenter Frank, road above Otter
Cobb WiUiam, carpenter 90 Locust
Coburn Abel, mariner 83 Penn
Coburn Robert, distiller 74, 76, and d h 119 Cedar
Cochran Catharine, widow Relief street
Cochran Chas. tavernkeeper & bottler 76 & 86 N Water
Cochran Edward, labourer 2 Summers' court
Cochran Hugh, drayman 233 Shippen above 7th

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. COL

Cochran John, merchant 376 and 386 High

Cochran John, shoemaker 6th below Fitzwalter

Cochran John, gentleman 283 Sassafras {see Corkrin

Cochran Robert, gunsmith Rose alley above Tammany

Cockman George, jeweller 43 Union

Cody James, labourer 71 Moyamensing road

Cody John, ropemaker 87 Moyamensing road

Coe Oliver, shoemaker Point road (K.)

Coffee Ehzabeth J. widow 138 south 5th

Coffee George F. sprig manuf. 16 German

Coffee James, plumber 61 Walnut

Coffee Jonathan, smith shops NE cor. Vine 8c Ridge r-

and Bushhill— d h 292 Vine
Coffin Albert, sea captain 192 south Front
Coffin Anna, widow boarding house 283 Chesnut
tCoffin Hannah, washerwoman Bonsall
Coffin Jeremiah, copperplate printer Heyde's court
Coffin Mrs. Mary, F. miUiner 126 south Second
Coffin Robert, printer 99 north Front
Coggins & Landis, curriers 80 Chesnut
tCoggins Solomon & Thos. labourers 14 Burd's court
Cogill Arnell, shoemaker 28 south 5th
Cogill Hannah, tayloress Coates above Old York road
Cogill Samuel H. mate Price's court
Cogswell Samuel, inquire 144 Cedar
Cohen Abraham B. 262 south Front
Cohen A. M. & E. L. druggists 7 S 7th— d h NE cor.

Spruce and Fourth
Cohen G. carver 8c gilder 262 S Front
Cohen Eleazer, merchant 13 S Front— d h 86 Race
Cohen Jacob I. merchant 155 Mulberry
fCohen Manuel, waterman Shippen below 8th
Cohen Morris B. dyer and scourer 45 Chesnut
Cohen & Nisbet, merchts. 13 S Front— d h 86 Race
Coin Patrick, laJDOurer Cedar near 13th
Coit Gabriel, lastmaker and finder 57 Walnut
Coit Richard, shoemaker 7 Small
Coker Susan, widow teacher 87 Chnstian
Colbert Thomas, mariner 5 Cox's alley (S)
Colcord John P. printer 188 south Fifth
Coldovey William, shoemaker Germ. r. bel. 1st gate
Coldwater James, watchman Buttonwood above Fifth
Coldwater Phihp, watchman Buttonwood above Fifth
Cole gcBickham, coachmakers 121 Pine cor. Green's ct.
Cole Daniel, ferryman Camden (N. J.)
Cole Deborah, widow of Samuel, Coates near 6th
Cole Elias, carpenter 343 Callowhill near Ridge road
Cole Frederick, coachman Green's court & 125 Pine
fCole George, waiter back 24 Elizabeth
Cole Hannah, widow 73 Queen
Cole Isaac P. teacher of music 45 Spruce
Cole James H. merchant 99 High
Cole John, boot manufacturer 42 south Third

COL whitely's annual

Cole John, tailor Lily alley above Green

fCole John, dyer 84'Bedford

fCole Michael, sawyer Small street

Cole S. tinplale worker Twelfth below Walnut

fCole Sarah, widow 325 south Front

Cole Thomas, cordwainer High near Sch. Front

Cole William tailor S W^ cor.' Tammany & Kunckel

tCole William, carter Vine alley above Twelfth

Cole , James street above Charles

Coles William, carpenter Sec. 45 south Second
Coleman Adam, cordwainer back 293 Vine
Coleman Enoch, mate of vessel 12 Parham's alley
tColeman Hannah, widow back 257 Catharine
Coleman Jacob, drygoods store 419 north Second
Coleman Jacob, carpenter Camden N. J.
Coleman John, brewer 23 Powell
Coleman Margaret, widow 30 Meade alley
Coleman Margaret, widow shopkeeper 65 Coates
Coleman Philip, gluemaker 22 Noble
Coleman Philip, carpenter 4 York court
Coleman Rachel, tailoress 104 north 6th
Coleman Susannah, widow innkeeper N E corner Race

and Twelfth
Coleman Thomas, grocer 127 Plum
Coleman William, labourer 4 Fai-mer's row
fColeman William, shoemaker Vine alley ab. Twelfth
Coleman Wm. shoemaker 46 Plum
Coles — see Cole

Colhoun, widow of David, Federal above Second
Colhoun Gustavus, 265 Chesnut

Colhoun Hugh, merciit. 37 N Water— d h 5 south 12th
Colhoun Samuel, ai. d. 48 soutn Sixth \_see Cahoon

CoUaday Charles, carpenter ^ "astle and 5 Elbow lane
Colladay Hannah, upper 136 A'-ch
CoUaday Jacob, ^arpenter 137 Eighth above Race
Colladay Joseph S. stonecutter 1 17 N 10th above Race
Colladay Theodore, carpenter Castle street
Collard Jacob, carpenter Queen near Bishop K.
Collard John, bricklayer Beach near Mniden
Collar Mary, ]nits up sea stores 62 Penn
Colley John, ropemaker back 467 south Front
Collick Isaac A. ])rinter Dnnker's alley
fCoUick Lewis shopkeev^er 194 south Sixth
Collier Richai'd, shoemaker 169 south 5th
Colligan Brien. labourer Shippen above 7t.h
Collin Nicholas, d. d. near the Swedes church Swanson

street [see Culin

Colling James, cordwainer 13 Passyunk
CoUingwood Sarah, widow Britton's alley
Collins Benjamin, pointer &c. 60 & 120 Chesnut
tCoUins Benjamm, labourer Jumper below Vine
Collins Bernard, coachpainter 22 Hurst
tCoUins Cato, white washer 100 north Fourth

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. COM

Collins Charles, tailor 50 S. Water— d h 51 S. Front

Collins & Croft, booksellers 8c stationers 7S High

Collins Elisha, Tenth below Pine

Collins Eliza, widow 75 south Fifth

Collins Frederick, mariner 285 south Third

Collins George, cooper 8 Blackhorse alley

Collins Heniy, oysterman Tammany above Second

Collins H. cakebaker and confectioner 60 Chesnut

Collins John, labourer S. Second below Jervis'slane

tCollins John, porter 42 Passyunk road

Collins Joseph E. accountant Bushhill

fCollins Joseph, mariner Coates above Fourth

Collins Lydi_a, 1 Myers' court

Collins Margaret, widow grocery 184 north Second

Collins Mary, widow 60 Dock

Collins Moses, innkeeper 74 N. Water & 75 N. Front

fCollins Philip, cellar-digger 381 north Fourth

Collins Richard, late sailmaker Camden N.J.

CoUins Robert, signpainter, &c. 19 Filbert

Collins Samuel, block and pumbmaker 116 Swanson

Collins Samuel, waterman Queen st. wharf

fCollins Sarah, Gardner's court

Collins Sarah, widow Petticoat alley below Browne

Collins Wm. bookseller 73 High — d h 112 Arch

Collins Wm. baker Seventh three doors below Cedar

Collins Zaccheus, gentleman 29 north Second

Collinson Joseph, sea captain Townsend's court

CoUom Wm. teacher school N. L. Commissioner's Hall

— d h back 468 north Third
Colonel John, jeweller 62 Gaskill

Colp John, labourer 40 Meade alley [see Culfi

Collrick C. widow (Printer's Hotel) 143 Walnut
Colsher David, carter Ninth near Vine
Colson Catharine, widow back 216 south Fifth
Colson D. bonnetmaker 9 Strawberry
fColson Elizabeth, widow 191 south Fourth
Coltard Mary, widow 182 St. John
Colter Sarah, widow 13 German
Colton & Baldwin, jewellers 1 College avenue
Colton Oren, jeweller College avenue — d h 133 S. llth
Colville Dennis, watchman. Queen above Fifth
Colvin James, grocery and tavern cor. Cedar & Crab
Colwell James, grocer 6 Little W^ater
f Colwell Jas. chimney sweeper Browne above Fourth
Comalt Jonathan, Third near St. Tammany
Combs Germain, m.d. 8c apothecary N E cor. Pine 8c 4th
Combs John, carpenter 88 Budd
Combes John R. grocer corner Noble and Oak
Combs Joseph, stovemaker 124 St. Johns \_see Coombs
Combs Thomas, cabinetmaker 120 south 4f,h
Comeg)-s Cornelius 8c Co. merchants 40 8c 42 N. 8th
Comelow Mrs. widow bandbox maker 67 Coates
Comelow John, cordwainer 239 north Front

CON whitely's annual

Comfort Stephes, broker Sec. 66 Chesnut
Coniley Ethan, drygoods store 199 & 126 N. Second
Comley George, shoemaker 322 south Second
Comly Benjamin, shipwright 31 Browne
Comiy Charles, merchant 97 High
Comly David, carpenter Vine above Twelfth
Comly Jacob, livery stablekeeper 20 Coombs* alley
Comly Samuel, mercliant 97 High — d h 26 Church alley
Compier Lavier, cabinetn>aker 132 Ceaar
Compton Joseph, mercer 6c tailor 23 south Fourth
Conaird Hannah, rnantuamakcr 143 north Fourth
Conard Jc^hn, marshal (Ef^stern District) office State

house— d h cor. Fifth & Gret- n
Conard Joiin, labourer Sch. Froiit above Arch
Conard Jonathan, luniber merchant 184 N. Fourth —
yard Noble below Fourth [_see Conrad

Conard & Lancaster, lumber merchants Noble bel. 4th.
Conarrce Darling, gentleman cor. Front and Browne
ConaiTce Richard, lumber merchant, Richmond village

one mile above the Glasshouse (K)
Conari oe Thomas, (late lumber mercht.) wharf builder,

420 north Front
Conaway Bei-nard, labourer Race near Sch. Eighth

Conavvay , labourer Spruce near Schuyl.

Conaway John, mariner 5 Cox's alley
Concert George, ropemaker Shakamaxon near Frank-
ford road
Conden, widow of Wm tavernkeeper 5 Greenleat's ct.
Condie David F. m. d. 193 Lombard
Condie Thomas G. attorney at law 7 N. Sixth— d h 193

Lombard
Condon Joseph, trader Twelfth below Pine
Condon William, blacksmith shop Penn (Kensington)

dwelling 21 Beach
fCondv Ann, widow Christian above Seventh
Condy'J. VV. counsellor at law 187 Chesnut
Cone Alice, widow 71 south Eighth
Conger John, cordwainer 261 north Front
fCongo Enos, labourer Smith's alley (N. L.)
Conkle Henry, toyshop 84 N. Seventh ^see Kunckel
Conkle Matthias, sheetiron worker 5 Fetter lane
Conklin James, cordwainer back 92 St. John
Conkling Wm. shoemaker 43 Coates
Coniy Sc Eraser, milliners 56 Arch
Conneil Elizabeth, widow Cobb's court (N. L. )
Connell John, merchant Bank alley— d h corner Ches-
nut and Juniper
Connell John H. glass manufacturer Kensington
Connell P. grocer 172 south Water, and 173 S Front
Connell Thomas H. m. d. 82 Vine
Connelly Eliza, 142 south Ninth
Connelly Henry, cabinetmaker 72 south Fourth
Connelly J. blacksmith 276 and d h 274 S. Third

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY.

CON

Connelly Joseph, painter & glazier 281 S. Third
Connelly John, gentleman 280 Chesnut
Connelly Mary, boardinghouse Eagle court
Connelly Mary, drygoods store 289 Walnut
Connelly Surah, Filbert above Sch. Eighth
Connelly Thomas, labourer North street
fConneE. widow 33 Catharine

Conner, James & Andrew, oyster cellar, S W cor Sassa-
fras & Ninth
Connery Martha, widow 311 south Third
Conningham D. W. storekeeper 78 north Second
Connor Bernard, drayman Cedar above Ninth
Connor Charles, mercer 8c tailor & innkeeper 310 S. 2d-
Connor Edmurid, cordwainer 25 Mary (S.)
f Connor James, oysterman 20 Juniper alley
tConnor John, sawyer 250 Lombard
Connor John, ropemaker Thorn's court ^see O^ Connor
Connor John, saddle, trunk andharnessmaker 172 High
Connor John, shoemaker 75 George (S.)
Connor Patrick, tailor 17 Apollo st.
fConnor Philip, labourer Gilles*s alley
Connor Thomas G, cooper & guager 3 and d h 10 Little

Water
Connor Timothy, engineer, &c. 53 Chester
Connor Thomas, carpenter SheafTs alley
Connor Wm. B. 31 Elfreth's alley
Conory John S. shotmaker Arch near Sch. Second
Conover Ann T. mantuamaker 62 Spruce
Conover Caze, waterman Rose alley above Coates
Conover C. carpenter cor. Hamilton & Washington
Conover Jeremiah, shoestore 172^ High
Conover Joseph, shoe warehouse SW cor. High 6c Sixth

— dh78High
Conover Elias, hatter 418 south Front
Conover Samuel F. m. d, 141 south Fifth
Conrad Eve, widow 33 Catharine
jConrad James, oysterman 20 Juniper alley
Conrad Joseph, bricklayer 3 Summers' court
Conrad John, chandler 31 Green's ct. \^see Conard

Conrad John, oysterman. Wood above Garden
Conrad John, labourer Sch. Front ab. Spruce
Conrad Matthew, shoe warehouse 60 Higli
Conrad Peter, brushmaker 187 High — d h 4 N. Front
Conrad Samuel, NE cor. Fifth and Callowhill
Conrad Solomon W. bookseller 87 High — d h 81 Arch
Conradi John, engineer back 191 Ctdlowhill
Constable Charles, Eighth above Callowhill
Constable Rd. gunmaker (successor to Booth) 88 S. 2d.
Constable Wm. cordwainer 397 south Second
Convery Thomas, labourer 8 Little Water
Conway Harriet, widow Germ, road above 1st gate
Conway Patrick, hatter, boardinghouse 160 S. Front
Conway Susannah, widow Nonnatcr's court

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Conwell Gerard, tailor 184 S. Water & 185 S. Front

Conwell James, carpenter Wood near Queen (K.)

Conyer Peter, carpenter Shakamaxon near Queen

Conyers Mary, widow Sliakamaxon near Prince

Conyers John, late cordwainer 40 south Third

Conyers Walter, boot manuf 40 S. 3d — d h 16 Bank

Conyngham David H. 229 Spruce \_see Cunningham

Cooch Francis L. merchant 220Sr)ruce

Cook Aljraham, letter carrier o7 Mulberry

Cook Alex, soap 8c candle manuf. 136 and 140 N; 4th

Cook Cliristiana, widow 28 Cresson's alley

Cooke David, merchant 13 south Front

Cook David, shoemaker 192 bhippen

Cook Duncan, weaver Lombard above Twelith

Cook E. W. turner back 8 Goforth ay.— d h 69 Gaskill

Cook George, planemaker Lilly alley above Green

Cook Geo. H. grocer 76 S Third— d h 9 Marshall's ct.

Cook George L. me' chant-tailor 149 north Second

Cook Hannah, teacher 40 George (S.)

Cook Hannah, widow M'Culloch's court

Cook Jacob, labourer Bntton's alley '

Cook James, brushmaker 238 High

Cook John, fish vender back 9 Lsctitia court ^

Cook John, newspaper carrier 33 Cresson's alley

Cook John, cordwaiuer 237 S. Fourth

Cook John C. whiskev, &c. merchant High W. Sch. 8th

Cook John, merchant'29<8 Chesnut, and over 10 S. 4th

Cook Jolm, china merciiant 27 Juliajia

Cook & LeufFer, whiskey &c. merchts. High W Sch. 4th

Cook Maria, tailoress 126 Filbert

Cook Mary, widow cor. Hinckel's ct. & Mulberry ay.

Cook Margaret, \vidovv shopkeeper 18 North alley

Cook Margaret, widow Rose alley above Tammany

Cook Martha, widow back 8 Oak (S.)

Cook Mary, washerwoman Lyndall's court

Cook Michael, cordwainer 170Shippen

Cook & Parkin, cabinet 6c chair manufs. 5S Walnut

Cook Philip, shoemaker 159 south Sixth

Cook Philip C. baker 176 Pine

Cook Rebecca, widow Old York r. ab. Button wood lane

Cook & Snowden, china merchants 240 north Third

Cook Susannah, grocer 76 south Third )

Cook Susannah, Sch. Eighth above Cherry

Cook Sitmuel, bookbinder Paris' court

Cook SHmuel, carpenter Alberson's court*

tCook Siimuel, labourer back 249 Shippen

Cook Wm. bootmaker 294 south Fourth

Cooke John, gentleman 147 Arch

Cocke ^amuel, carpenter and joiner Alberson's court

Cooke Tamer, tailoress 22 Swanson —

Cooke William, tobacconist 10 N. Water— d h 89 Crown

Cooker Jacob, gardener Prime above Eighth

Cooker Jacob, filer 4th near Germantown road

Cooker John, vict. Christian above Third

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. COO

Cooley L. intcl & exch. office 9 S. 4th--d h 1 Library-
Coombs David, teacher 50 Ciermati
Coombs George, carpenter 134 Pine
Coombs & Spangler, stove manufactory 285 north 3d
Coombs Joseph, "blacksmith 285 north Third— dh 124

St. John [see Combs

Coon Ann, widow Taper alley
Coon Christian, painter cor. Wood and West (K)
Coon John, shallopman Green above Front
Coon William, mariner back 322 south Third
Cooper Adam, carpenter Sch. Seventh above Race
Cooper Ann, widow 17 Key's alley
Cooper B. 8c B. merchants High street wharf s;A«th side
Cooper Charles, victualler 6 Fayette st.
Cooper Collin, merchant 35 north Front
Cooper Conrad, shoemaker 256 north Front
Cooper Deborali, widow 169 Spruce
Cooper F. smith 100 Shippen— d h 308 S. Fourth
Cooper Francis, tobacconist 104 Crown
Cooper George, tobacconist 36 Kunckel
Cooper George, labourer George near Sch. Third
Cooper H.nnah, widow 194 north Front
Cooper Henry, printer Increase court
Cooper Hugh, 313 Arch
Cooper Isaac, gentleman 235 Vine
Cooper Jacob, dry goods store 229 north Third
Cooper James, labourer 272 south Seventh
Cooper James, oakCooper 261 south Thii d
Cooper James, carpenter back 54 Duke (N L)
Cooper James, proprietor of Bath house, back 124 S2d
Cooper James, gentleman 249 north Front
Cooper James, sea captain 212 south Third
fCooper James, porter Nicholson's alley
fCooper James, sawyer Bonsall above Ninth.
Cooper Jane, widow of John, 137 Pine {^fsee Coufier

Cooper John, merchant 13 N. 2d— d h 108 Arch
Cooper Joshua, carpenter Race W. of Broad
Cooper John, printer 10 Green's court
Cooper Josepli & Collin, merchants 35 north Front
Cooper Joseph, merchant 2,5 N Front — d h 55 N 4th
Cooper Joseph, farmer Cooper"'s point N J ab. Camden
Cooper Michael, labourer Lombard W Sch. Eighth
Cooper Michael, constable 177 Shippen
('ooper Mrs. widow back 169 north Second
Cooper Richard M. pres. of Camden bank Camden N J
Cooper Robert, carpenter 137 Pine
Cooper Robert, oak cooper back 60 Mead alley
Cooper Susan, widow Camden N J
Cooper Thomas, gentleman 282 Chesnut
Cooper Thos hardware n'ierc'.ai?t51 High — dh 14 N 4th
Cooper Thomas, constable 33 Strawberry
Cooper T. professor of chemistry in the L^niversity of

Pennsylvania

COR whitely's annual

Cooper Thomas, labourer 16 Swanson

tCooper Thomas, coachman Crab st.

Cooper Timothy, waterman Shakamaxon near Prinee

Cooper Wm. Cooper's fern above Camden N J

Cooper William E millwright Poplar lane n. Second

Cope Caleb, jnn. merchant 165 High

Cope C!ias. vict. Carpenter st. — stall 39 New market

Cope Godtrey G. vict. comer 4th & Tammany— stall &

High st market
Cope H. & C. jun. merchants 165 High
Cope Hapnah, widow 89 Moyamensing road
Cope Henry, merchant Walnut st, wharf— d h 102 S 4th
Cope Herman, merchant 165 High — d h 40 Filbert
Cope Israel & Jasper, merchants 165 High
Cope Israel, merchant 165 High — d h 186 Arch
Cope Jacob, accountant Old York road ao. Collowhill
Cope Jasper, merchant 165 High — d h 391 Arch
Cope John, mariner back 78 Plum
Cope Joseph, milkman 40 Currant alley
Cope Margaret, widow 157 Church street
Cope Richard, cordwainer 16 Currant alley
Cope Thomas P. &-Son, merchants Walnut st. wharf N

side — dweUing 36 north Fourth
Cope Wm. carter Catharine above Third
Copeland Abraham, store attendant cor. Locust & Dean
fCopeland Allen, porter North st.
Copeland Amelia, widow 524 south Front
Copeland Asa, shipjoiner 524 south Front
Copeland George, sea captain 13 Mary
Copelaiid Jacob, shipjoiner 36 Queen, (S)
Copeland Samuel, carpenter 29 Kunckel above Noble
Copeland Mrs. Sarah 5 Mark's lane
Copia Jacob, coachtrimmer 183 Pine
Copper James C. accountant 56 south Eleventh
Coppinger Clementina, widow nurse 360 south Second
Copple Jacob, labourer Thirteenth below Walnut
jCoppy James, sweepmaster 23 North alley
Ccrbin Mai-garet, widow Weaver's alley
Corbitt Israel, carpenter 27 Cresson's alley
Corhitt Eliz:ibeth, widow Drinker's court
Coibitt & Spencer, dry goods store 170 south Sixth
Cordell Elizabeth, widow 174 Lombard
Co' dis Ann, widow 4th above Masters' street (N L)
Cordova Joshua, storekeeper 189 Pine
Cordcv? Rapliael, storekeeper 189 Pine
Cordova 5c Son, storekeepers 204 south Second
Corev Dci\ id, ag'^iit ff)r military lands N E cor. Walnut

and Fifth— d h i76 Lombard [see Curry

Core> Ezra, mariner 6 Harmony court
Ccrfield Adam, draper, mercer and tailor 64 Vine
Coriield Edward 1). justice of the peace 234 N. Front
Corgee Arthur F. blockmaker 13 Mead alley
Corgee 8c Bashford, blockmakers 115 south Water
tCork Lewis, labourer Dean's alley

Philadelphia directory. COU

Cork Perry, labourer 63 Currant alley-
Cork Reynolds, waiter 28 Bonsall '^
■Cork William, porter Atkinson's court
Corkeram Mary, widow 18 Pear
Corkrey Alice, widow 73 Moyamcnsingr.
Corkrin James, jun. carpenter 20r S. 4tli [see Coc/ira?i
Corlett Catharine, widow 81 Swanson
Corlies Biitton, bricklayer 51 north Eighth
Corlies J. W. commission merchant 4 North wharves —

d h 160 Arch
Cormit k David, sea captain 29 German
Corn Sarah, widow of Lawrence, Maria above Fourth
Corndaffer John^ labourer back 25 Cresson's alley
Cornell Mary, 72 New

Coniisii Orlando B. bookseller S E cor. Catharine 8c 2d
tCornish Samuel mariner 31 Elizabeth
Cornman Adam, jun. printer 199 south Seventh
(^ornman Adam, sugar refiner 243 north Front
Cornman Mary widow of Joseph, Juniper bel. Walnut
Corneau John B. carpenter Shield's alley
Corneil John, hatter back 40 Cherry
Cornell Mary, widow 475 High cor. Thirteenth
Cornelius Cliristian, silverplater 183 Cherry
Cornelius William, fisherman near Glass-house, K.
Cornelius William, shingledresser near 39 Charlotte
fCornish Tilghman 109 German.
Cornwell Daniel, painter, &c. Camden, N J
tCornweli^John, labourer back 66 Shippen
Cornwell Joseph, pilot Carpenter above Front
Cornwell Wr*. labourer cor. George andSch. Seventh
Corry Helen, milliner 113 south Second
Correy David, merchant 29 N. Water — d h 73 Walnut

\_see Curiy and Currie
Correy David & Wm. K. merchants 29 north Water
Correy Robert, gentleman 29 Church alley
Correy Wm. K merchant 29 N Water — dh 85 Arch
Corson Jacob, mariner Fedu'al above Second
CoiTell Henry L. carpenter 23 Lombard
Cossart David, cedar cooper 483 north Second
Cosson Mary, widow 569 south Front
Cost George, turner 123 north Water
tCoste R. perfumer 198 Callowhill
Coster Abraham, labourer 54 Artillery lane
Coston Constantine, Cooper's court (N L)
Coston Joshua, labourer 2G Budd
fCotance Wiley, mas.er sweep 257 Spru.ce
Cotman William, Brancli st. K
Cotter Elizabeth, widow Paschall's alley
Cotton John, labourer Pine alley below f'ourth
Couden David, dyer, &c. 6 Spruce
Coughlin Th(«mas, innkeeper 184 Callowhill
Coulon Helena C. fancy store 129 Chesnut
tCoulston James, barber Smith's court

cox AVHITELY^S ANNUAL

Coulter Israel, merchant N W cor. Union and Front
Coulter John, merchant, countine-house 3 & d h 5 Union
Goulton & Rakestraw, tayiors N E cor. Penn and Cedar
Coulston Barnabas, tanner 4 Frankhn st.
Coulston Israel, cabinetmaker 66 Tammany
Coinicil Joseph, bricklayer Cedar below Twelfth
Countrymen C. ornamental painter back 120 German
Course Sarah, widow St. Mary's above Sixth
Courtney Joseph, carpenter 8 'Sugar alley
Courtney Samuel P grocer cor. Franktord r. & Queen
Couzins Benjamin, carpenter 531 south Second, N E

corner Prime [see Cozens

Corvet Isaac, block and pumpmaker 65 south Water
Cowan John, tailor 104 Cedar
Cowden Jane, widow back of 58 Zane
Cowden John, stonecutter Old York r. bel. Tammanv
Cowden Samuel, stonecutter Juniper above Arch
Cowdy Daniel, mariner Sixth below Coates
Covveil John V. merchant 38 south Second
Cowen Jacob, Windsor chairmaker 102 Plum
Cownover Jacob, grocer N E corner 3d and Noble
Cowper Daniel, labourer 6th above Poplar lane
Cowperthwaite James, tailor 26 south Water
Cowperthwaite Mark, shoemaker 165 Spruce
Cowperthwaite 8c Newbold, 9 north Front
Cowperthwaite Pruden<e, teacher 177 Arch
Cowperthwaite Sarah, widow of Hulings, 204 N. Front
Cowperthwaite Thomas S. Camden N J
Cowperthwait William H. merchant 9 north Front —

d h 204 north Front
Cox Abraham L. teacher 49 Filbert
Cox Ann, widow Wharton below Second
Coxe A. S. attorney at law Chesnut S W cor. Sixth —

dh 167 Pine
Cox Benjamin, tanner High west of Permanent bridge
Cox Catharine, boarding bouse back 40 Cherry
Coxe Charles Sidney, attorney at law 36 south Sixth —

d h 167 Pine
Coxe Daniel W. merchant 256 Walnut
Cox David, carter Raceab. Broad
Cox David, marketman back of lOLs&titia court
Cox Edward, smith 28 Duke (N L)
Cox Elizabeth, gentlewoman 9 Filbert
Cox EHzabeth Miss, 239 S. 6«^h st

Cox Ehzabeth H teacher 8 College av — d h 233 Spruce
Cox Elizabeth, widow Loxley's court
Cox Elizabeth, widow NE cor Un»on and Third
Cox Gabriel, carter 524 N. Second
Cox George, tailor 185 Cedar
Cox Gideon, cedar cooper 253 & 235 High
Cox Isaac, ladies' shoemaker 153 St. John
Cox James & Abraham L, teachers of English and

Latin, 49 N Seventh
Cpx James, teacher 49 Filbert

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. CRA

Cox James, S president of the Pennsylvania Insurance
company, 295 Chesnut

Cox James, drawing-master NE cor. Fourth and Ches-
nut— d h 39 Almond

Cox John, conveyancer 38 Zane street

Cox John, jr. gentleman Broad bel. High street

Cox John, A. late shoemaker Tenth below Pine

tCox Joseph, ticket-porter 100 Gaskill

Cox Mary, teacher 23 N. Fourth

Cox Mcirtin, gunsmith, &c. Oak ab. Noble (N, L.) — d h
419 N. Front

Cox Mary, L & Susan H. teachers 49 Filbert street

Cox Paul, late sea captain 88 S Front

Cox Rachel, widow, 125 Arch

tCox Rebecca, widow 7 Pine alley

Cox Rebecca, & Co. storekeepers 18 N. Second

Cox Ruth, widow.S Coomb's alley

Coxe John, D. gentleman 76 Walnut

Coxe John Redman, m. d. 8 York buildings — office back
in Good water alley

Coxe Tench, gentleman 167 Pine

Coyle James, tailor 169 S Third street

Coyle John, mariner 32 German st

Coyle John, bottler. 17 Walnut

C oyle Patrick labourer, back of 70 S 5ih street

C oyle Wm. labourer High n Sch 2d

Coyles Daniel, tallowchandler 132 Crown

Cozens A. J. pilot's hotel SE cor. Penn and Pine

Cozens Benjamin, sea capt. Swanson n. cor. of Catherine

Cozens Benjamin, carpenter 531 S 2d street

Cozens Henry, S. conveyancer 366 N 4th

Cozens Josiah B. clock & watchmaker 73 north Front
cor. Arch {nee Couzins

Crabb Wm . accountant 35 south Tenth

Crabb Wm. cordwainer 139 Locust

Craft Gershom, printer back 267 Race {see Crojt

Craft Jacob, carpenter Fourth n. George N. L.

Craft John, C. hatter 9 Harmony court

Craft Mary, widow back 216 S 6th street

Cragg George, dyer back 529 & d h 475 north Third

Cragg W^m. cabinet maker, 15 Gaskill st.

Craig Andrew, labourer 390 Sassafras

Craig Ann, Miss, 113 Spruce st.

Craig Charles, whiskey store & bottler cellar High W,
of Sch 3d

Craig Isabella, widow back 89 Passyunk r.

fCraig Jacob, coachman 104 N. 11th

tCraig Jacob, sailmaker, back 183 Spruce st.

Craig James, labourer, Apple n. George N. L.

Craig James, gentleman 208 Chesnut

Craig James, boot maker 63 Walnut

Craig Jane, shoebinder back 56 Passyunk

Craig Jane, Miss. 113 Spruce st.

CRA whitely's anxual

Craig John, nailer 136 Locust

Craig John, cordwainer 568 S. 2d

Craig Lydia, widow 405 south Second

Craig Margaret, Mrs. 397 Race

Craig Saml. smith & farrier 5 Locust — d. h. 124 s 10th

Craig Samuel, tailor back 5 s. Front

Craig Wm. merch. 8 Chesnut — d. h. 136 s. Second

Craigan Alexander, drayman 8 Frazier's court

Craige Huston & Co. fancy plated saddlery warestore
and Globe mill warehouse 110 High

Craige Jolm, saddler cor. 2d & Germantown r.

Craige Wm. proprietor cotton manuf. Globe mill Ger-
mmtown road abore Second

Craighead Job, shoemaker 196 S. 2d st.

Craighead Samuel, sea captain 33 Key's alley

Cramer John, jun. shoemaker 30 Mary (S.)

Cramer Matthias, shipwright Crown n. Bedford

[see Creamer cjT" Cranmer

Cramond Wm. merch. 248 Walnut

Cramp George, shipwiight Marlborough near Queen

Cramp Jolm, fisherman Queeu near Cherry (K.)

Cramp Martin, hsher man Queen near Wood

fCranchel B. 15 S. 7th

Crane Elizabeth, Laurel N. L. above Front

Crane John, lumtjer merchant, 94 S. 8th

Crane John A. printer and editor of the Gloucester Far-
mer Camden N. J.

Crane Thomas B. cordwainer 309 north Front

Craner John, grocer 39 South wharves

Craney Daniel, 17 Walnut

Crangel Patrick, labourer Carpenter n. 6th

Cranmer Joseph S. ladle's shoemaker 36 south Second

Cranmer Thomas, carpenter 22 Garden

Crans Peter, constable 97 Plum

Crap George M. coppersmith 23 Duke N. L.

Crap Nicholas, boot and shoemaker 17 Spruce

Craven George, tanner 2d n Beaver

Craven Ishi, accountant Popla'- lane above Fourth

Crawford Alexander, tailor 28Kunckel

Crawford David, tailor S. 10th 2 doors from Chesnut

Crawford Henry M. currier 324 North Front

Crawford Henry, carter Oak N.L. ab. Noble

Crawford James, labourer 387 Race

Crawford James, ostler, 3 Marble

Crawford James, dealer 222 S. 5th

Crawford John, labourer SlieaflTs alley

Crawford John, labourer Pine bel. Twelfth

Crawford John, mate 162 Swanson

Crawford M^irgaret, widow 151 St. John

Crawford Mary, widow of James 73 south Sixth

Crawford Mary, widowjwasherwoman Sch 4th n. Spruce

Crawford Mary, widow back 517 north Third

Crawford Nathaniel, shipjoiner Sarah st. near Queen

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY, CRE

tCvawford l*Jelson, manner 9 Hurst st,

Crawford Samuel, W. d, d. teacher Marble cor. 11th—

d.h. 3 North 13th
Crawford Samuel H. boatbuilder 328 north Front-
Crawford William, silkdyer 94 Vine
Crawl Peter, jr. brickmaker Srh. Fourth near Cedar
Crawley Abraham, machinemaker 1 Drinker's alley
Crawley Edmund, jeweller 295 Walnut ^see Crowley
Craycroft Benjamin, sea captain 441 south Front
Craycroft Joseph, shoemaker 309 soutii Second
Creamer Christian, labourer back 41 Prime
Creamer George, vict. Garden above Callowhill
Creamer Jacob, blacksmith 68 and 70 Cedar
Creamer John, victualler Old York r. ab. Fifth, stall 6

New Market and 29 Highst. market ^see Cranur
Creamer Matthias, Point road above Glasshouse
Creamer William, bricklayer 306 north Second
Crean John, lumber merchant 12th st. cor. Locust — d h

94 south Eighth
Crean John, jun. lumber merchant Pine above Tenth
Crease William G. fancy feather manufactory 43 south

Third, and confectionary 220 High
Creely Michael, labourer Marlborough liear Bedford
Cregar Samuel, shoemaker Kunckel above Tammany
Creger George, cotton card manufactory 137 Cherry
Creighner Joseph, milkman Marlborough above Prmce
Creighton John, bookbinder 44 Cherry
Creighton Robert, Irish linen merchant 11 s Front — dh

48 Walnut
Crellin Henry, shoemaker 37 Meade alley
Cremona Mrs. of Peter vvaxworker &c. 260 Lombard
Crenmer William B taihn* Lomb ird above Twelfth
Cre'pu V. jeweller 11 Franklin court
Cress Alexander, cordwainer 182 St. John
Cress George, carter Lombard above Twelfth
Cress George, jun. harnessmaker 249 Vine
Cress Isaac, merchant 3 north Eighth
Cress Joseph, mariner 9 Little Water
Cress Lydia, widow of J. 299 Race
Cress Thomas, cooper St. John above Callowhill
Cresse Josiah, carpenter Smith's ct. & back 117 N 5th
Cressey Aaron, mariner 18 Jones' alley
Cressman Henry, cordwainer 138 n. 8th {see Grossman
Cresson Benjamin, 197 Sassafras
Cresson Caleb, gentleman 261 Arch
Cresson Elliott, merchant 133 High — d h 30 Sansom
Cresson James, china merchant 227 High — d h 37 n. 7th
Cresson Joseph, china merchant ^281 High
Cresson Joshua, accountant 18 Chester
Cresson Mary, widow of John E. 30 Sansom
Cresson Richard C. grocer 407 and 409 north Front
Cresson Samuel lumber mere': ant 204 northSixth
Cresson Wister & Co. merchants 133 High

CRO whitely's ankual

Creth Daniel, distiller 217 and d h 223 Cedar

Creth &: Williamson, distillers 108 north Ninth

Creth William, distiller 108 north Ninth

Cribs Mafv, widow 90 Callowhill

Cridland Benjamin, chinastore 223 south Second

Crigemire Henry, labourer 442 Race

t^'rippin Isaac, porter back 202 Lombard

Crispin Peter, waterman Franklin, N. L. near Second

Crissy James, bookbinder & stationer 112 Walnut

Crist John, oakcooper Rogers' court

Crist John, supervisor Palmer above Duke

Crist Joseph, caulker Palmer above Prince

Crist Michael, shipwright Cherry near Browne

Crist Samuel, victualler Palmer near West

Cristine Abraham, carpenter Pi'ankf road n. Queen

Crivell George, cordwainer back 198 north Second

Croasdill Wm. merchant 174 High . [see Crosdell

Croker Catharine, widow Smith's alley

Crocker Henry, mercer and tailor 37 Spruce

Crockett John, carter Cooper's court, (N L)

Crockett Saml. tailor 154 s. Water — dh 51 Spruce

Crockett & i umbleston, tailors N W comer Water and

Drawbridge dock
Crocks Bartholomew, carter comer Coates and 7th

{see Grog
Crocks John, watchman Second above Germ, road
Croft E. carpenter 17 Blackborse alley
Croft Francis, bookseller 73 High — dh 11 Elfreth's ay.
Croft Thomas, mariner 177 Coates \_8ee Craft

Croft William, gentleman 3 south Tenth
Crombarger John, flour merch. 314 High & 84 s. 11th
Cromley Jacob, brickmaker. Cedar W\ Sch Seventh
Cromley Thomas, brickmaker Soh. 7th cor. Walnut
Cromly Christiana, widow back 31 n. 7th [^^ee Crumley
Cromly Thomas, accountant back 31 north Seventh
Crommie James, tavernkeeper High near Sch. 8th
jCromwell John, sailmaker back 17 Swanson— d. h.

Green's court
Cromwell John, bricklayer 20 Sch rivers' court
Cromwell Oliver, bricklayer Kunckel bel. Tammany
Cronins Edward, grocer SE corner Fifth and Spruce
Crooks George R. currier and leathercutter 216 N. 2d
Crooks William, tailor N E corner Chesnut and Water

— d h 57 South

fCropper Sarah, nurse In^^A ^u ^ <-»!,

tCropper John, Stevedore j ^^^^'^ ^^^^'^ ' ^^^
Cropper Isaac, boarding house 1 Cullowhill
fCropper Isaac, sweep N. 4th above Browne
Cropper Kendall S. lumber merch 109 & 122 Swanson
fCrosberry David, waiter 22 Prosperous alley
fCrosberry George, labourer 35 Currant alley
fCrosberry James, porter 300 S. 7th
fCrosberry Thomas, porter Taper alley

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. CRU

(irosby Elizabeth, shopkeeper 82 Cedar

Crosby Heniy, brickmaker 6 Wells' row north Eighth

Crosby James weaver Lombard n. Twelfth

tCrosby James, porter 300 sotitli Seventh

Cro.-by Lydia, widow back 2z CailowhiU

Crosby M. stonecutter 9 Fayette sn< et

Crosier Andrew, grocer 424 south Front

Crosier Benjamin, slioemaker 3 Elmslie's alley

Croskey Geortje D. accouiitant 161 N 9th

Crosland William, stiawhat manuf. \75 south Second

Crosley Man", boardinghouse 77 >outh Second

Crossley Samuel, tobacconist Coatcs near 6th

Crossin, Mary, widow. Hazel nllev

Cross Benjamin, teacher of music 82 south Fifth

Cross D iniel, laljourer back 207 St. John

Cross Eliza, teacher, 56 Arch street

Crosson James, bricklayer 298 south Fourth .

Crossman June, widow- Tenth below Pine [.sf*? Cressman

Crothevs Wm. S. and Charles T. mercht. 219 High— d.

h. 389 Arch \_see Carothers

Crotto Henrv , labourer 22 Sugar alley
Croucher Samuel oak cooper 125 New
Crouding Elizabeth, shopkeeper 60 north Sixth
Crousdell John, labourer Cobb's court (N. L)
Crouse Christopher, victualler stall 4 Old Shambles

— d. h. Garden street
Crouta John, cook and csnfectioner 81 S. 5th
Crow WiUiam, labourer 13th above Filbert
Crowell George, stocking weaver, 94 Cireen
Crowell George, labourer above 543 north Third
Crowell Ehsha, druggist S. W. corner 2d and Shippen

and 69 Cedar
Crowell Ellis B. merchant S. W. comer 5th and Vine
Crowell James, teacher 26 Ai-g}'le and 18 Shippen
Crowell Samuel, pilot 92 Swanson
Crowell Smith, Moyamensing road near Federal
Crowell Thomas, gentlem.an 147 Pine
Crowell Thomas, painter, 8cc. back 91 Callowhill
Crowl Martin, mariner 2 Branner's alley
Crowle Jane, widow Shield's above Raspberry
Crowley Jas shoemaker back 122 N 11th [see Craivley
Crawley John, watchmaker 132 south Front
Crowers George, skindresser Fourth above Franklin
Crozier Benjamin, cordwainer 3 Elmslie's alley
Crozier Margaret, widow 39 Union
Cruger J. h.i D farmer, Sch. 4th (Penntown)
fCruger Phillis, widow 228 S. 6th

Crukshank Jos, printer & stationer 16 & 20 Church alley
Crumback Jacob, cordwainer 40 Pas; yunk [^see Krum
Crumback Godfrey, cordwainer 15 Vernon
Crumback Peter, labourer Snippen corrter Broad
Crumley George, brickmaker Cedar above Thirteenth

CUM whitely's annual

Crumley Henry Jiin. brickmaker Irish lane [^see Croniley

Crumley Henry, Mechanic's hotel Cedar above 13th

Crumley Thomas, ropemaker cor Walnut 8c Sch. 7th

Crummeil Juliana, victualler, stall 95 High st. marlLet

Crummel Philip, victualler? Charlotte

Crumpton William, silverplater 89 south Sixth

Crumwell Martha, nurse Miller's alley

Cruse Rev. Christian, F Callowhill & John

Cruse Peter, mariner 429 south Second

Cruson William, inspector of lumber 3 Swansou

Crussy Jacob, coachman back 9 Crown

Cvyder John, cordvvainer, 6th near Coates

Cryder Mary C. storekeeper 165 N. 3d ^see Kreider

fCuff Daniel, labourer Paschall's alley

Culberson James, stonemason back 299 Callowhill

Culin Isaac V. tailor 59 Meade alley

Culin John, tailor S W corner High and Water — d. h.

4 Chancery lane
Culin Samual, ladies' shoemaker 62 Plum
Cullin Jonathan, shallopman carpenter bel. 2d (S.)

Isee Collin
Cullen John, M. d. chemist &c. 92 S Front
Cullen 6c Pettit, grocers N. W corner Spruce and 7th
Culp Geofge, brickmaker Camac belcw Old York road
Culp Jacob, grocer 222 N. Second [«<?<? Coip

Culver Martha, widow 175 Vine
Cummertord Jolm, oilcloth manuf. Wright's alley
Cummings Abigail, widow 497 north Third
tCummings Ann, washerwoman Old York r. n. Coates
Cumming Catharine, 3 Prune
Cummings David, accountant 157N. 4th
Cummings Enoch, grocer 426 north Second & 396 N. 3^
Cummings James, labourer back 152 Spruce
Cumming Martha, widow 274 north Second
Cummings Peter, waiter back 37 St. Mary street
Cummings Richard, porter Acorn alley
'umming Richard P. roof copperer, 163 Green St.
fCummings Robert, carpenter 29 Sassafras alley
Cummings Samuel S, druggist 8cc. 288 and 274 N. 2d
Cummings Samuel S & Co. druggists 8cc. 288 N. 2d
Cummings Wm. carpenter 5 Elizabeth
Cummings Wm. grocer & corn factor 92 S. wharves— -d.

h 26 Plum
Cummings Wm. labourer hack 17 Beck's alley
Cummings James, weaver Maiden near Shakamaxon
Cummins Ann, miUiner 29 N. 4th
Cummins David grocer and liquor store 87 S water
Cummins Ebenezer H. attorney at law, 55 S. 7th
Cummins David 8c Co. merchants 68 South wharves
Cummins Isaac, coachman 53 Currant alley
Cumins Joseph, tavernkeeper cor. Callowhill and Old

York road
Cummins Richard P. 274 N. Second

I'HILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. CUS

Cummins 8c Slioemaker, com, merchants 6 Decatur
Cvmningham Elizabeth, vvidow 94 south Fifth
Cunningham James, cordwainer Locust above Twelfth
Cunningham Joseph, waiter. Church street (S.) back
Cunningham John H. printer 70 south Third
Cunningham John,, shoemaker Hartung's alley
Cunningham Sarah, widow 236 S. 4th street
Cunningham Silas, wharfbuilder, 263 S. 5th
Cunningham Thomas, milkman Ridge r. n. Penntown
Curby Edward, mariner 14 Pine
Curbv Michael, guager and cooper 91 S. Water
Curcier Andrew, merchant, counting-house ufi stairs 43

Dock — d. h. S. Third 1st door Ijelow Pine
Curcier Andrew, jun. merchant 162^ High
Curran Arthur, barkeeper 125 Cedar
Cui ren Hu<?h, labourer back 10 Prosperous alley
Curren William, livery stablekeeper 9 Little George
Currin James, cordwainer corner 6tVi 8c Buttonwood
Currin Michael, classical teacher, 231 S. 5th corner

Gaskill
Currin Timothy, plasterer 301 Walnut
Currie Helen, boardinghouse 100 S. Front
Currie William, m. d. 186 S. Front cor. Pine
Curry Ann, widow 137 Spruce
Curry Archibald, carpenfer-Arch n. Sch. Second
Curry Ehzabeth, widow Pitt near Germantown road
Curry George, shoestore 18 High — d. h. 3 Elfreth's alley
Curry James, typefounder Shippen above Ninth
Curry John, merchant-tailor 121 S. Third
Curry John, cordwainer 346 S. Second
Curry Richard, cordwainer Camac below Old York r.
Curry Samyel^t cordwainer 4 South alley
Curtis Asa, grocer N. E. cor. Second and Arch— d. h.

8 Newmarket
Curtis Cook, carpenter 195 Green
^Curtis Ddvid W. stonemason 8cc. Vine above Broad
"Curtis John, potter 405 and 407 S. Front
Curtis John H. accountant 443 S. Front
Curtis Jonathan, weaver Maple street
Curtis Kezia, widow, shopkeeper cor. Budd 8c Laurel
Curtis Margaret, widow, mangier 16 Coomb's alley
tCurtis Samuel, master sweep 34 Powell
fCurtis Severn, woodsawyer 95 Lombard

CurtS C^'hari^e ] 13'h streetbelow Chesnut
Curts Elizabeth, widow Whitehall street
Cusfeldt Francis, black 8c whitesmith 459 N. Third
Cushing Caleb, sea captain 421 S. Front
Cushing John, sea captain 421 S Front street
Cussaw Ahthony, oysterman Britton's alley
Custer Samuel, smith Frankford road above Bedford
fCustis George porter, 78 Catharine street
Cuszine Wm. shipwright, '499 S. Front

DAL WHITELY^S ANNUAL

CiJtbush James, assistant apothecary-general of the U.

States, army 207 S. Fourth
Cuthbert Anthony, gentleman 41 Penn
Cuthbert A. W. mariner 264 S. Second
Cuthbert Ehzabeth gentlewoman 397 N. Front
Cuthbert James L gentleman 189 south Third
Cuthbert James, weaver, 20 Frankhn street
Cuthbert John, carpenter Loxley's court Spruce street
Cuthbert Mary, widow e;rocer 108 Filbert
Cuthbert Samuel, 206 S". Third

CuthbertThomas, merchant 1 L. Water — d, h. 264 S. 2d
Cutter Frost, blacksmith St. Joseph's avenue
Cutler James, mariner 14 Christian
Cutler Joseph, 322 S. Front
Cuzwell Francis, lock and keymaker 438 N. 3d

fDABANIER PETER, bootcleaner, Green's court
Dacoster Charles, oakcooper 13 Cox's alley
Daderker Adam, baker Marlborough near Bedford
Daffin Elizabeth, teacher 38 Strawberry
Ddhlgren Bernard^ merchant 107 south Front — d. h.

14 Sansom
Dahnger Jacob, dealer 32 Coate's alley
Dahony Daniel, sawyer Shippen above 7th
Daily Bernard, cordwainer Smith's court n. Sch. 8th
Daily Bernard, typefounder Grissel's alley
Daily Dennis, drayman 22 Poplar lans
Daily Nicholas, cabinetmaker 135 Lombard street
Daily R .bert, innkeeper 243 S 6th
Dainty John, copperplate printer 8 College avenue and

32 S. 5th
Dakins Hannah, widow Carpenter (S.) above 4th
Dale commodore Richard, 55 Pine
tDale Andrew, mariner Queen above 2d
13ale Peter, labourer Caipenter above Fourth
Dallas widow of Alexander James, 2d below Walnut
Dallas George M. attorney at law 174 Chesnut
Dallas \\ m plasterer 100 Catharine [see Dulles

Dallet Elijah & Thomas, soap and candle manufac-
turers 34 and 345 H.gh
DaliingJumes, warehouseman 15 Elizabeth
Dallman John, smith and pumpmaker 200 N. Eighth
Dalrymple Elizabeth, nurse Prime below Second
Dalrvmple James, cordwainer Prime below Second
Dih Charles, cordwainer 134 Cedar
Dai' John, sea captain 34 Queen (S.)
DaU John, tavernkeeper 44 S. Eighth
Dah J. nn, yaihr.aker 162 S. Sixth
tp:ih J seph, mariner 193 Cedar
DalzcU Robert, weaver 225 Shippen

fHlLABELPHIA DIRECTORY. DAV

!3alzell William, tidewaiter 79 Lombard

;3aiiby Abraham, sawyer Malt alley

'. Dandelot Louisa, boardinghouse 40 S. E'ghth

;3.inenhower Charles, (old Rotterdam mn) 118 N,3d

!3unenhower Lydia, boardinghouse 131 N. Fourth

iDantorth Cyrus, currier 141 Race

Daniels George, CHrj)enter Bvidd near Locust
^3.Miieh-j J'lshua, grocer Twelfth below Pine

■Daniels Whittenston, labourer Sm dl near Sixth
;])inielsWm. mariner Oak. (Nr L ) below Coates
'. 3 uiiels Wm- carpenter Miller's court (N. L.)
;3inkel Henry, baker 31 Penn st.
^Dankworth John, baker b W cor. 6th and Elizabeth
;3annaker Christian, storekeeper 143 N. Third
; 3annacker Gojorge, g«-ocer 22 N. 2d — d h 6 Hartung's ay.
!3annenberg Christian, 270 Arch
iDanzell Eli'zabeth, »vidow 158 Spruce
!) irdine John L. tobacconist 33 Green
■ )arking Charles L. painter &c back 9 Shippen
D;irland Thomas, harnessmaker 39 Chester
Darley John, comedian 91 north Sixth
Darling Ann, widow 282 south Seventh
D irling Mary Ann, widow Juniper alley
Darling Samuel, grocer 253 High, opposite Decatur—

d h 77 Wood
Darnell Henry, measurer of grain, Sec. 234 Catharine
Darr widow of John, victualler 83 Brown
Darrach Eliza, widow of James, hatter 268 Arch
Darrach Thomas B. hat manuf. 62 south Second
Darrach Wm. labourer Oak (N. L ) bel. hayscales
Darragh Archibald, grocer 55 nortl> Fifth
DaiTagh John, carpenter 174 Spruce
Darragh John, malster Bioad above Race
Darragh Neil, carter 294 south Third

"Dariagh Priscilla, widow Shippen above Seventh
'. Daubayson Victoire, goldsmith 8cc. 5 Cherry
'. Davalle Lewis August, 14 Juniper lane
; 3avault, John, labourer back 422 north Fourth
JDavaux Aime', sea captain 24 Meade alley
;3avenport Elizabeth, widow of James, 465 S. Front
; Davenport John, Arch above Sch. Third
; Davenport Mary, miUiner 50 Arch
; Davenport Robert, jeweller 298 south Seventh
. Davenport Wm. mathematical instrument maker 25 S.

Front— d h 90 Sassafras
David Jacob, storekeeper 200 north Second
David John, labourer 6 Fitzwalter
David John T. merchant 164 High— d h 167 Spruce
Davidson David, tavern 183 S. Front & 182 S. Water
Davidson John, baker 229 south Fourth
Davidson Nathan, merchant 239 Vine
Davidson Robert, innkeeper, &c. S E cor. 2d. & Queen
Davidson Wm. broker 83 Chesnut— d h 268 Walnut

DAV whitely's annual

Davie John, cabinetmaker 130 Cedar
Davison Robert, sailm;.ker 71 Walnut
Davison Robert, car])enterWood above Eighth
Davison Wm. accountant 30 Strawberry
Davies Edward, painter 39 north Fifth
Davies Edward, stablekeeper next 2 N. Ninth
tDayis Aaron, oysterman Eagle court
Davis Abel, laboui er 145 Moyamensing road
Davis Abner, shoestore 92 High
Davis Abm. labourer 143 Moyamensing road
Davis Absalom, grocer cor. Cherry and Sch. 7th
Davis Amos, blacksmith Juniper below High — d h Lo-
cust near Broad
Davis Andrew, labourer Lombard W. Sch. Eighth
tlJavis Andrew, labourer Koble above Ninth
Davis Ann, widow nurse back 13 German
DmvIs Ann, widow back 14 south Tenth
Davis Ann, wklow 405 south Second
Davis Armon, flour merchant, store 224 High — dh 7 S.

Eleventh above Chesnut
Davis Benjamin^ bcokbinder 214 south Fifth
Davis Benjamin, britkmaker Sixth near Coates
Davis Bfcpjn merclit. 40 N. Second and 31 Key's alley
tDavis Caesar, labourer Paschall's alley
D<\ is Charles, carpenter Vienna near Duke
tDavis Charles, sweep Apple near Geoi'ge
Davis Christopher, smith Thirteenth above Wood and

S W cor. Centre sq^uare
Davis David, cordwamer 123 Arch
Davis David Jones, m. d. 301 Arch N W cor. Eighth
Davis David M. accountant 92 Wood
Davif^. David, distiller cor. Fifth and Germantown r.
Davis D. and S. storekeepers 29 N. Ninth
Davis Edward, carter 34 Budd [see Davies £5* Deavi
Davis Eli, shoestore Second between Coates and Brown
Davis Elijah, drayman 77 Budd
Davis Elizabeth, widow carpetweaver62 Gaskill
Davis Ehzabeth, widow 25 Catharine
Davis Elijah, 19 W^ood above Fourth
fDavis Elizabeth, widow St. John above Poplar lane
Davis Ehzabeth, widow 257 south Froat
Davis Ehzabeth, boardinghouse 120 Arch
Davis Geo. stock and exchange broker 39 Dock— d h 8

Sansom
Davis George, junr. 39 Dock and 8 Swanson
Davis George, carpenter back 39 Prime
Davis Henry, ostler Camden (N, J.)
Davis Hannah, 3 Schriver's court
Davis Harriet, widow 11 Juniper lane
tDavis Hetty, widow 8th below Lombard
Davis Isaac, tanner cor; Fifth and Noble and 109 Ches-
nut—d h 88 New
tDavis Isaac, carter Paschall's alley

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. DAV

i Davis Israel, carter PaschaU*s alley
lavis James, suspendermaker 360 S. Front
Davis James, smith 185 Siiippen — d h and inn SE corner

German and Fourth
; Davis Jehu, morocco hatmaker 392 south Second
'. 3avis Jesse, carter 179 Coates
; Davis John, watchman Arch corner Sch. Front

• Davis John, labourer 163 Coates

'. Davis John, labourer 164 Svvanson

'. Davis John, bookbinder 15 Fromberger's court

'. Davis John, tailor back 62 Plum

"Davis John, mariner 18 Burd's court
. Davis John, shoestore 40 High
; Davis John, tobacconist 344 High
; Davis John, cabinetmaker 40 Christian
; Davis John, labourer Spruce near Schuylkill
; Davis John, milkman Locust above Broad
"Davis John, woodsawyer cor. 11th and Cherry

Davis John, porter back 199 Lombard
; Davis Jonathan, carpenter 175 Pine
; Davis Jonathan, sawwhetter 28 Vine
; Davis Joseph, mariner 181 N. Front
; Davis Joseph, plasterer Coates above Seventh

Davis Joseph, shoemaker back 176 N. Eighth
; Davis Joseph W. mason Sch. Front below Locust
'. Davis Margaret, widow N. Fourth above Tammany
'. Davis Mary Miss, Poplar court
; Davis Mary Mrs. 92 Wood
'. Davis Mary Mrs. 28 Meade alley
; Davis Micajah, carter 17 Elfreth's alley
! Davis Miriam, nurse 7 Cresson's alley
: Davis Morgan, carpenter 6th above Callowhill
: Davis Nathan, storekeeper Camden (N. J.)
; Davis Pardon, seminary 17 Fromberger's court — d h 39

north Second
Davis Patience, Mrs. 26 Small
Davis Patty, St. John near George
tDavis Peter, Blackberry alley
JDavis Phoebe Mrs. boar<inghouse 1 south 5th
Davis Rebecca, milliner cor. Spruce and Second
Davis Robert, labourer Budd below Walnut
Davis Samuel C. tailor 80 Penn
Davis Samuel B, gentleman 178 Chesnut
Davis Samuel L. grocer 54 north Third
Davis Samuel V. cordwainer 360 south Second
Davis Sarah, widow 25 Jones' alley
Davis Sarah, widow 84 George (S.)

JDavis Simon, sawyer Paschall's alley
)avis Stephen P. grocer 580 north Third
•Davis Susan, widow St. Mary below Seventh ,,

• Davis Thomas, carter 228 Lombard

'. Davis Thomas, blacksmith Shepherd's alley Cherry St.
; Davis Thomas, weaver S E cor. St. John and Green

DEA v^ /ii. £,Lx's ANNUAL

Davis Thomas, piinter and bookseller S E comer Race

and Nintli
Davis Thomas, (Black Bear inn) 1 south 5th near High
Davis Thomas, cabinetmaker 32 Almond
Davis Thomas, carpenter 369 north Third
Davis VVm. printer 64 north 5th
Davis William, biockmaker 13 Church
Davis William, merchant tailor 31 north Third
Davis Wiliiacn, woodsavvyer Old York r. ab. Browne
Davis William, labourer Sch. Third below High
Davis William, moulder Juniper below Vine
Da\ is William, tailor 6 south Fifth
Davis William, carpenter 241 Cedar
Davis William, shipchandler and ropemaker S E comer

Sassafras and Water — d h 118 Mulberry-
Davis William, bookbinder 309 Walnut
Davis William, milhvright 111 Cherry
Da\is 2Sephaniah, mason Chesnut near Sch. Front
Davolt John, carter Fourth above Browne
Davolt Philip, drayman Davolt's court (N. L.)
Dawes Ann, widow 20 north Sixth
Daws Timothy, sea captain 534 south Front
Dawson Edward, carpenter 96 north Eleventh
Dawson Elizabeth, widow 113 Christian
Dawson George, soap and candle factory Z77 S, Second
Dawson George B. merchant 12 Pine
Dawson George A. attorney and counsellor at law 203 p.

Arch and 12 Pine

f-^'Dawson James, glass papermaker Paper alley
)awson Jonas, clock and watchmaker 41&High — dh
Juniper below High
Dawson Joseph, stockingweaver 6th below Fitzwalter
Dawson Josiah, gentleman 101 north Second
Dawson Mordecai L. 79 and d h 77 Chesnut
Dawson and Morrison, brewers 79 Chesnut
Dawson, widow of William, 77 Chesnut
Day Augustus, carver & gilder 22 Cherry
Da'v Benjamin, shipwright Saraii near Queen
Day Charles R. cordwainer back 387 south Front
Day James, drygoods store 221 south Second
Day John, weaver Spruce \\' Schuylkill Sixth
Day Joseph, shipwright Maiden near Beach
DciV Mary, tailwess 121 south Sixth
Dav Michael, Palmer near West
Day Margaret, bonnetmaker 7 Strawberry
Day Samuel, tailor 11 Quan-y
Day Wm A. gentleman coruer Spruce and Tenth
Daymon Francis, teacher Vine near Ninth
Day ten Lewis, mariner Germantown r. above Second
Dayton Maria, 246 north Third
Dazey Jemima, widow Sixth above Callowhill
Deacon Israel, principal keeper of the Prune street

apartment of the prison
Deacon Joseph, drygoods merchant 167 St. John

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. DEE

Decan Peter, shipmaster 19 Queen

Deal Abraham, pumpmaker 12 Maria above Fourth

Deal Charles, grocer 46 Wood {see Dale iS" Diehl

Deal Christian, baker 387 north Fourth

Deal Christopher 174 north Eighth

Deal Daniel, blacksmith Queen near Shakamaxon

Deal Elizabeth Sch. Seventh below Race

Deal Elizabeth, widow 195 St. John

Deal E. baker 25 Appletrce alley

Deal Francis, victualler stall 34 N L market, and 55

High street market
Deal Jacob, carter Eighth below Buttonwood
Deal Jacob, baker Marlborough near Bedford
Deal Jacob, baker 50 Callowhill

Deal Jacob, vict. Ger. r. n. 1st gate — stall 39 N L market
Deal John, labourer Sch. Seventh below Race
Deal John, baker 174 Coates
Deal John, draynan Germ, road below 1st gate
Deal Martin, baker north Fourth above Browne
Deal MjcUael 8c Co. cor. Queen and Hanover, K.
Deal Miiiam, widow Queen near^Bhakamaxon
Deal Peter, gentleman Queen near Shakamaxon
Deal Peter, Queen above Marlborough
Deal William, victualler Button wood near Fifth
Deamer Christian, labourer Frankf. r. below 1st gate
Deamer George, wheelwright Germ, road near Second
Deamer Lewis, 65 Queen, (S)
Dean Janett, widow 192 St. John
Dean John, 76 north Fifth
Dean Alexander J. te^icher Clever alley
Dean M. academy for young ladies 7 Clever alley n. side
fDean Thomas, oysterman 8 north Fourth
Deaiigeli Giacento, fruiterer SW cor. Chesnut & Eighth
Dear Sprogel O. wheelwright 352 Callowhill
Deary James, labourer 9 Shippen
Death John, vict. Pleasant street near Ridge road and 49

High street market
Deaves John, carver Coates below Old York road •
Deaves Tryal, blacksmith 26 Old York r. \see Davis
Deavs Isaac, carpenter 220 Walnut
De Benneville N, clock & walchniciker 178 north 3d
J3ebimler Joseph, shipwright 38 Christian
Debow Andrew, smith Sch. Eighth above Race — d ii

Race near Sch. Seventh
De Bree John B. accountant 148 south Seventh
Debust John, sailmaker 4 Hoflinan's alley
De Charms Sarah, female seminary 33 Sausom
Derker Moses, labourer 202 St. John
Decker P. I, storekeeper 100 north Second
Decatrell Joseph, jeweller Christian above Seventh
De Cruz Antonia Gonsaloes, ambassador from the re-

public of Pernambuco 150 south Second
Deemer Mary, Germantown road above Third

DEL whitely's annual

DefFenbach John, Eleventh below Pine

Defield Fisher, shoemaker Merriott's lane above 4th

Deforest Mary, widow 64 north Eighth

Deforest Peter, hatter 62 Cherry

Deforman Joshua, cordwainer Christian above Eighth

De France Augustus, gentleman 179 Pine

Degen John, cedar cooper 268 south Fifth

Degrass Jeremiah, shoemaker 357 south Second

Degreaves John B. pilot 32 Queen

De Groot James, sea captain 290 south Front

fDe Harvey Henrietta, washerwoman 123 Plum

De Haven Edward, combmaker Otter near Front

De Haven Holstin, carpenter 40 Chesier

De Haven Hugh, gentleman, upper 45 north Sixth

De Haven Hugh, jr. merchant upper 45 n. 6th & 185 High

De Haven Jacob, vict. north 8th above Mulberry alley

De Haven John, carpenter 16 Franklin

De Haven Jonathan, pumpmaker Callowhill ab. Garden

De Haven Peter, 70 Locust

De Haven William, combmaker Hopkins' court

Dehof Margaret, widow 5 Myers* court

Deimling Francis C. accountant 2 Quarry

Deitz Christopher, gentleman west end Up. Ferry bridge

Deitz George, vict. Button wood above Charles

Deklyn Theodore, blockmaker and shipchandler Oak

above the Hayscales — dh 26 Budd
Delachaux Phihp H. clock & watchmaker 133 Arch
De la Croix Louis, distiller 264 north Second
Delahay Mary, widow back of 120 north Eleventh
Delamatar John, merchant 68 N. Eighth
Delano Judah, printer 194 north Fifth
Delany Ann J, herbstore 8 Locust (Wash, square)
Delany John, carver and gilder back of 216 Vine
Delany Patrick, saddle and harnessmaker 8 Locust
Delany Peter, ship-watchman 10 Pine
Delany William, attorney at law 50 south Sixth
Delaplaine Joseph, repository of the portraits and lives

of distinguished American characters, gallery in

Chesnut st. — d h 466 north Second
Delavau Joseph, grocer 51 Lombard
Delavou Barbara, widow 217 Swanson
Delavou & Jones, japanned-furniture wareho. 83 Dock
Delavou Sarah, widow of Isaac, 21 Parham's alley
Delavou William, ornamental painter 83 Dock — dh and

grocery 51 Lombard
fDelbrels Francis, cordwainer 9 Prune
13ele'on J. Alvares, teacher of French & Spanish 140 s 4th
Delleker George, engraver 8 S. 8th — d h 15 north 12th
Delleker Samuel, silverplater C(ir. Fifth and Cherry
Delorme Charles L. R. gi'ocer 66 Shippen
Delpeux Peter, m. d. 106 Union
De Luce N. professor of music 1 Fayette st.

PHILADELPHIA. DIRECTORY. DER

De'iuy Ylaire F. hairdresser 2 south 6th and 1 south 7th,

fDemby Abraham wo<^dsa\vyer Malt alley

Demerlier J. B. shoemaker 172 south Second

Demor John, cooper 265 north Front

Demow Francis, baker back 107 Catharine

Dempsey John, iron merchant 8 Broad and S, wharves

Dempsey John, shoemaker 6 Willow court

DemJDsey Martha, widow nurse back of 293 Arch

Dempster James, carter Sch. Eighth near Vine

Dempster Wm. carpenter Sch. Eighth near Vine

Deuabre Mrs 30 Powell

f Denby James, waiter Bonsall

Denekla A. H. merchant 12 N. 3d— dh 306 Race

Denham John, mariner 19 Cedar

Denham Susan, widow 42 Gaskill

Denman Aaron, merchant 337 High— -d h 351 Arch

Dennis James, Jersey-hotel N W cor. Argyle (Almond)

and Swanson
Dennis Jeremiah, cordwainer 51 Budd
Dennis John, coroner 90 north Sixth
Dennis John W. cabinetmaker >J. Sixth above Race
tDennis John L. labourer back 90 Shippen
IDennis John, mariner back 96 Shippen
Dennis Michael, 506 south From
fDennis Parker, porter 302 south Seventh
Dennis Richard, late colonel of the U. S. army 124 s. 8th
Dennis Shadrach, whitevvasher 60 Small
■ fDennis Stephen, bootblack 168 south Sixth
Dennison George, select academy 1 College avenue—
d h and Mrs. Dennison's select seminary for young
ladies 128 Locust
Dennison James, potter 4 Bryan's alley
Denny John, vict. Hanover near West
Dennv Joseph, labourer 24 Prune

Dentzel F. oysterman cor. 3d & Chesnut and 43 Cedar
Deuyke Davis, v/aterman 35 Prime below Front
D'Orlic Mrs. French teacher 143 south Sixth
Depangier Charles, accountant 3 Myers' court

iD'Pee Abraham, porter 22 Blackberry alley

■D'Pee Thomas, whitewasher upper 163 Pine

"Derham Clayton, sawyer 95 Small

"Derham George, labourer Pine below Twelfth

•Derham Isaac, porter Portland lane

■"Derhamwisaac, porter and oysterman 51 north Third
Derham Jeremiah, labourer Allen's alley

■Derham John, sawyer 95 Small

"Derham Stephen, porter Middle alley

fDerham Whittingham, carter back 169 south Third

;)eringer Henry, gunsmith 370 north Front

!Derose Feeny, widow 15 Lombard

Derr Martin, back of 296 Race

'. Derr Mary, widow 185 St. John

i Derrick George, labourer Cooper's court, (N L)

DEW wmitely's annual

tDerrick James, 224 south Second
IDerrickson Ann, widow cakebaker Bushhill
fDei rickson JHmes, dealer 240 south Second
tDerrickson Milford, sawyer 291 south Fifth
f Denickson Purnell, labourer biwedes' court
IDerry Tenor, washerwoman and cook Malt alley
Desabaye Lewis, painter, &■'. Randall's court
Desauque Lewis, merchant 65 south Second
Deshong Matthias, tavernkeeper 82 Dock
De Silver Joseph, 500 north Second
Pe Silver Robert, bookseller, binder, &c. 110 Walnut
De Silver Thomas, bookseller, &c. 2L8 High— d h 409

Mulberry
Desilvey Thomas, mariner back 64 Christian
Desmond Daniel J. attorney at law 122 south Fourth—

d h 99 Spruce
! Desmond Jeremiah, whipmaker58 Queen
; Desmond T. painter and glazier 148 and d h 99 Spruce
!3espatz James, storekeeper 316 north Front
!)'Espinos Cecilia, widow Green's court
Desplat Stephen, ladies' shoemaker 49 south Fourth
;3essalet John, pumpmaker Germantown r. above 3d
!3eswan Christopher, trnnknjaker St. John bel. George
;3estouet S. merchant 209 High
; Detiz Peter, cooper 33 Union
tDetray Joseph, shopkeeper 63 Currant alley
De vault Henr> , porter north Fourth above Browne
Deveiin Artnur, weaver Christian below Sixth
Deveney Jane, widow grocer 12 Ciiristi wi
!Deveney John, (ircen Tree inn, cor. Prince & Marlboro'
Dever Michael, labourer Pottery alley
Devereaux James, glasshouse Lombard near Sch.
Devereux John, sea captain 446 south Front
DevereaAix John, tailor 256 Race
Devereaux Peter, storekeeper Lemon st-
Deverics G. inn and ferrykeeper, Greenwich point
Devin Sarah, widow Broad below Arch
Devitt Hugh, baker 240 Cedar
Devitt Patrick, drayman 270 south Foui-th
Devitt Terrence J. baker 149 Spruce
Devitt Terrence, baker 240 Cedar
Devlin Ferdinand, labourer Steinmetz court
Devlins Felix, grocer 297 Arch
Dewar Susannah, teacher 44 Gaskill
Dewees C. carver and gilder 77 south Second
Dewees David, tailor on the Drawbridge — dh 10 Union
Dewees Ehzabeth, widow storekeeper 13 north Sixth
Dewees George W. tobacconist Pryor's court
Dewees Martha widow Emlen's alley
Dewees Mrs. boardinghouse 3 south Fourth
Dewees S. &D. tailors 153^ S. Fronton the Drawbridge
Dewees Spencer, tailor on the Drawbridge— dh south

Sixth near Fitz waiter

PHILABELPHIA DIRECTORY. DIC

Dewees William P. m. d, 154 Chesnut

Dewey James, surveyor 41 Green

Dewit Peter, accountant 94 Poplar lane

Dews Thomas, cabinetmaker buck 37 Newmarket

Dexter John, mariner 86 Catharine

tpexter Sarah, widow 203 Lombard

Dey Amos, labourer Frankford road ab. Shakamaxon

Dey Stephen, whitesmith, Frankf. r. ab. Shakamaxon

Diamond Hugh, grocer 22 Parham's alley

Diamond Jacob, carpenter Thirteenth above Sassafras

Diamond John, merchant Bank alley — d h 383 Arch

Diamond John, cordwainer Race above Thirteenth

Dice Christiana, milkwoman cor. Cherry and Sch. 8tlj

Dick Archibald T. attorney at law 74 Arch

Dick Daniel & Co. tobacconists 49 south Front

Dick Philip, tobacconist 49 south Front above Chesnut

Diet Peter, tailor John*s below Second

Dick William, janitor University of Pennsylvania s. 9th

Dickenson Rebecca, widow N E cor. Chesnut and 8th

Dickeson William, hatter Adelphi avenue

Dickerson John, jr. inspector of lumber 37 Coates

Dickhart J. victualler — d h Logan ab. 8th — stall 47 New

Market
Dickinsheet David, labourer Poplar lane ab. St. John
Dickinson Anthony, labourer St. Mary st.
Dickinson Catharine, above 543 N Third
Dickinson Daniel, miniature painter 169 Chesnut
Dickinson David, printer back of 11 N Tenth
Dickinson Elizabeth, mangier 6 Norris's ay.
Dickinson Elizabeth, glove manufactory 42 s Second
Dickinson Jesse, carter 20 Noble
Dickinson John, mariner 21 Cox's alley
Dickinson John, carver and gilder 121 N Tenth
Dickinson Jos. ropemaker Juniper bel. Walnut
Dickinson Keturah, widow of Abel, printer (Whitehall)

Ridge r. ab Buttonwood
Dickinson Leonard, architect 4 Schriver's court — d h

155 Cherry
! Dickinson Martha, widow cor Front and Germantown r
"Dickinson Martin, waiter Cypre.s ay.
; Dickinson Phoebe, widow 158 south Second
Dickinson Richard C grocer N E cor 10th & Lombard
•Dickinson Samuel, oysterman 177 north Fourth
Dickinson Solomon, dealer in stone &c. N W cor 11th

and Vine
Dickinson Wm. labourer Frankford r. n. Queen

Dickinson , widow 16 FrankUn ct.

Dickis Frederick, joiner Cherry n. West

Dickis Samuel, shoemaker Hanover n Queen

Dicks Barton, shoemaker 55 Chester

Dickson John, grocer 7 Swanson

Dickson John, grocer 200 S Third cor Gaskill— d h 198

south Third [see Dixon

DIX whitely's annual

Dickson Joseph R. inspector of customs 92 Spruce
Dickson Mary, widow 294 Lombard
Dickson Michael, sea captaii* 171 S Eleventh
Dickson Wm. merchant 255 High — d h 320 Arch
Dickson Wm. labourer back 490 Race
Dielison V'lctoire, widow 129 Lombard
Diehl Elizabeth 6 High st. market

Diehl Nich. notary public, uifi.ce 115 S2d-^d h 6 Locust
Diehl Thomas, merchant 335 High [^aec Deal

Diehl Wm. merchant 8 Minor — d h 135 n Ninth
Diehr Adam, wheclironmaker Poplj! lane ab. St John
Diekeli George, Mary ^K.) near Fiankford r
Dietz Rudolph, 102 south Fifth [.see Diets

Diffcnbough Charle;., tanner Sec. Vine near Sch.
fDiggs David, waiter Warner's ct,
I3ilhorn Ann, widow ot Nathl. bi>cuitbaker 82 Arch
Dilks Elijah, livery stablekeeper Camden N. J.
tp'.ll Abner, sawyer Middle ay.
Dill Joseph H.sea captahi 117 Swanson
fDill John, waiter 39 Middle alley
fDill Solomon, labourer Rose (N. L.)
Dillin Archibald, curbstone setter 216 south Sixth
Dillin Hannah, storekeeper 106 north ]Ninth
DiUin Mary, Germantown r. ab. Otter (N. L.)
Dillin Owen, bricklayer Vine bel. 11th [see Dill07i

"Dillinger John, drygoods store 196 N Second
Dillingiiam Mrs. boardmghouse 181 Arch
Dillman Jacob, labourer Third ab Poplar lane
Dilmore Catharine, widow Prime n. Crown
Dillon James, grocer cor Passyunkand Catharine
Dillon John, drayman Carpenter below Fifth
Dillon John, weaver Little Oak [see Dillin

Dillon Richard, grocer N W cor Fifth and Lombard
Dillon Richard, grocer S E cor ot Ninth and Vine
Dillon Valent. musical and literary academy 97 Pine
Dilman Christopher, hairdresser 420 north Second
Dilworth Mrs. Sarah, 5^^ Union
Dilworth Wm. ironmonger 59 High — d h 53 Union
Dingee Charles, saddler 116 Cherry
Dinnin Robtrrt, carpenter 188 south Sixth
Dito Shery, grocer 72 Locust
fDiton John, libourer 3 Pryor's alley
Diver Joseph carpenter 4 Filbert — d h 185 Cherry

[see Difer
Divine Mark, weaver Wood near«Prince (K).
Dixcey James, currier Adelphi avenue
Dixcy Jonathan, carpenter 312 south Seventh
Dixcy Thomas, pumpmaker Fitzwalter at)ove Seventh
Dixcy Wm. printer Eighth near Green
Dixcy Wm. pumpmaker 296 south Seventh
Dixey Isaiah, sen. pumpmaker Sch. Eighth bel. High
Dixey Isaiah, jun. carpenter Smith's ct. west Sch. 8th
Dixev Wm. cordwainer back 390 Race

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. DON

Dixon Joiin, drayman Cedar above Tenth

Dixon Jobepli, nierchant 48 south Front

Dixon Joseph, mustard nianutacturer (only son of the

late John) 30 south Front
Dixon Peter, saddler 285 Market— d h 27 north Ninth
Dixon Samuel, sawyer Kunckle above Noble
Dixon Thomas, di-ayman Cedar abo^'e Tenth
Dixon William, farmer Walnut below Ninth
Doak Matthew, labourer Weaver's alle^
Doball Sarah, widow Eleventh below Walnut
Dobbins Caleb, carpenter cor. Chesnut and Sch. Sixth
Dobbins Eliz ibeih, widow of Thomas 298 liigh
Dobbins Stev^art A. & Co. mercers and tailors 5 South

Front and 4 south Waaler— -d h 298 High

Dobbins , mate of vessel 10 Prospect alley

Dobbins Joseph, Green feC. ferry Oak (N. L.) ab Noble
Dobcibower Charles, printer 332 south Second
Dobson Jonathan, shoemaker N W Corner Third and

Brewer's alley
Dobson Thomas & Son, booksellers and stationers (stone

house) 41 south Second above Chesnut
Dodd Aaron, labourer back 23 Juliana
Dndd Margaret, widow 271 south Fourth
Dodd Stephen, carter "Vine near Sch. Eighth
Dodameane Thos- brassfounder Sheaff s alley
Dodson Robert, printer 68 Shippen
Dodge Daniel H. jeweller 19 Powell street
Dodge Wm. steam enginemaker cor Penn and Beach
Dohnert Maria C. widow 186 Race
Doig John, stonecutter 215 soutn Sixth
Doke John, coachtrimmer Cedar above Tenth
Doke Mary, widow^ SheafF*s alley
Doke Matthew, labourer Cedar above Tenth
Dolan Ann, inkeeper63 German st.
Dolan Hugh, linenweaver back 6 Dock
Dolbert John, sexton and clerk of Swedes'-ehurch south

Fourth near Queen
Dolby Ana, boardinghouse 59 south Seventh
Dolby Christian, widow 21 Cherry street
Dolby Mary, widow 388 south Second
Doll Valentine, weaver Frankford r opposite Marlbo.
Dolman John & Co, shoemaker 46 Cliesnut
Dolton James, labourer Wiley's court
Doman Thomas, currier 37 Franklin
Dominick John, mariner back 7 Shippen
IDomiuick John, sawyer back 96 Shipper
Doomer Thomas, victualler 516 north Front
Donagan Thomas, drygoods store 410 N. Second
Donahoe, Charles, labourer Cobb's court (N, L.,)
Donaghy Hugh, grocer south Fif:h corner Small
Donaghue Patrick, carter b^ck 125 Plum
Donahue James, labourer Mifflin's court

DOR whitely's annual

Donahue Matthew^ soapboiler 57 north Eighth

Donauglie) Jane, widow 116Phiai

Donaldson Andrew, mastmaker Pennnear Maiden — d h

Beach above Maiden
Donaldson Isaac, china storekeeper 76 north Second
Donaldson Jolin, sea captain 274 south Front
Donaldson Jo.-^eph, hatter 7 2 N. Second [see Donnaldson
Donaldson & Lang, mastrntikers 95 Swanson
Donaldson Mary, chinastore 307 S. Second
Donaldson widow of William T. BeacU above Maiden
Donaldson Weston C. 95 Swans(>n— d h 9 Catharine (S.)
Donath Joseph, merchant 28 S. Front
Doncourt Jos. stationer 93 Race

Doufcker John, vict. 211 Callowhill \_sce Danyiakei'

Donekower Charles, engineer of Mint 13th ab. Race
fDonehower Peter, labourer Sch. 8th near Race.
Donhower Abraham, paperstainer Hazel st.
Donley Alex, carter Moyamensing road ab. Prime
Donley James, storekeeper 149 N. Third
Donnaldson Edward M. shipmaster 43 Dock
Donnaldson John, jun. insurance broker, and dispacheur
for adjusting average and insurance losses, 43 Dock
— d h 38 Walnut
Donnaldson Rich. M.shipmast 43 Dock [see Donaldson
Doniiel James C 74 Catharine
Donncl Lister F. siiipmaster 47 Catharine
Donnel Matilda, widow of Robt. Perry below Pine
Donnel Nathaniel, 74 Catliaiine
Donnellon Antoine, late grocer 276 S. Fifth
DoMi'ells Jas. cotton manuf. S. W. cor. High & Broad
Donnelly Alexander, chandler 26 Mary
Donnelly Ann. widow Germantown r. ab Otter (N.L.)
Donnellv Eleanor tavernk'feper 140 Cherrj' {see Donley
Donnellv Hugh, bricklayer S W cor. Plum and Fourth
Donnelly James, labourer Maria ab. 4th (N. L.)
Donnelly Mrs. J^ne, 11th below Pine
Donnelly Martha, widow Galbieath's court
Donnelly Margaret, widow Eleventh below Pine
Donnelly Michael, tailor 123 Plum
Doiizac'Bertrand, hatter 6 Biddle's alley
D'i„>gHi^ Thornton M. upholsterer 328 north Second
D- oer James, cordwainer Cttmdcn (N. J.)
Doores WiUiam C. tailor 2 He> de's ct.

[see Dawes iS" Dowers
Doran Michael, merchant 26 S Second
Doran William, grocer S E C(«vner Front and Almond
Dorbritt Eliza, widow back 8 Oak (S.)
;jr,rff Patrick, tinplateworker 307 High
: )oras James, shopkeeper 32 north Eighth
•Doris Elizabeth, widow 4 Middle alley
;3n!man James, cordwainer 18 Filbert
:3orman Wm. saddler Mury corner Front
;3orman Wm. sawyer Queen n. Fourth

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. DOU

Dorren John, paperstainer 13 Chnstian -

Dornin Ber ard, bookseller and lotleiy office, 58 south

Fourth
Dorscheimer Lewis G. baker 92 Cherry below Sixth
tDorsett Levi, manner back 24 Small
Dorrer Wm. shoemaker 423 n. Tlnrd
Dorsey Benedict, china &c, me reliant 132 n. Second
Dorsey John, 55 soutii Seventh
Dorsey John, regulator of weights and measures, corner

8th and Filb- rt
Dorsey widow ot'Joiin S m. d. 189 Mulberry
Dorsey M-iry, widow 7 n Ninth
Dorsey Moses, labourer 418 south Second
Dorsey Michael, carter 6th ab Poplar lane
Dorsey Simon, goldsmitli Christian above Seventh
D ister Daniel, m. d. 33 Coates
Dougal John, weaver 5 Appletree alley
Dougherty Alex, clothing store S E comer Water and

Chesnut
Doaghert> Bernard, labourer Washington ab.Callowhill
Dougherty Charles, labourer back 134 south Fourth
Dougherty Daniel grocer 178 Swans(5n
Dougherty Edward, huckster Camden N. J.
Dougherty Elizabeth, boardinghouse 1 19 south Water
DougJierty Edward, blacksmith 5 Hyde's court
Dougherty George, hardware mercht. 145 & 147 S Front
Dougherty George, Lombard near Schuylkill
Dougherty Hugh, weaver 251 south Fourth
Dougherty Hugh, brickmaker St, Joseph's avenue
Dougherty James, paperhanger 8th below Lombard
Dougherty James, drayman Queen near 4th
Dougherty James, labourer back 111 Catharine
Dougherty John, Hano^ er near Prince
Dougherty Joh!i, carter 106 German
Dougherty John, ladies' shoemaker 36 German
Dougherty Joseph, miller Pottery alley
Dougherty Joseph S. cordwainer 155 south Sixth
Dougherty Mrs. Lydia, Shippen below 5th
Dougherty Patrick, back 10 Small
Diiugherty Rachael, -widow Mark's lane
Dougherty Richard, carpenter 228 south Seventh
Dougherty Robert, skindresser Third n. Germant. r.
Dougherty Sarah, widow 19 Cedar
Dougherty Susannah, widow 117 Callowhill
Dougherty Thomas, boardinghouse 63 north Tenth
Dougherty W. sen. soapboiler corner Sixth and Noble
Dougherty Wm. innkeeper Washington near Vine
Doughten Mary, widow Kaighnton N. J,
Doughty John, hardware merchant 41 High
Doughty Thomas, landscape painter Germ. r. ab. 3d
fDouglass CufF, carter 26 Blackberry alley
Douglass Francis, bricklayer 71 south Eleventh
Douglass John C. patent pegshoemaker 50 Zane

DRA whitely's aknual

Douglass John, alderman 168 south Fourth

Duiiglass J. sail maker 48 S wharves — d h 17 Powell

Douglass Peter, toothbrush maker 67 north Third

tDouglass Robert, hairdresser &c. 54 Mulberry

Douglass S. L. accountant 479 south Front

tpouglass Tl.os. oysterman 39 south Third

Douglass & Ware, sailmakers 48 South wharves

Douglass Wilham, c irpenter 4*^ Spruce

D(mie Thos. B. innkeeper 320 north Front cor. Noble

tDouse Richard, labourer 126 Plum

D >uthwet Abraham, weaver 17 Apollo street

Dove William, \ender ofl^ooks Coates above Seventh

Dover Catharine, widow Ger. road above first gate

Dover Joseph, silverplater Germ, road ab. 1st gate

Dow Abraham, cordwainer 94 north Eleventh

Dow George, boardii^ghouse 14 Shippen

Dow John, printer 373 Race

fDovvden Knight, barber & oysterman 153 Lombard

Dowd Tiiomas, teacher 96 Catharine

Dowds, Rebecca, widow 9 Small street

Do.vdy Ammon, mate 21 Swanson street

Doweil Thomas, mate 31 Catharine

Dowerman Matthias, shipwright Sarah st. near Quee^

DoYers Nichrlas, tavern & stablekeeper 123 Pine

Dowlan Hugh, labourer Crab below Cedar

Dowlan John, plasterer 20 Juniper lane

Do'.vling John, pawnbroker S W cor Cedar & Fourth

Downer Charles L. mercht. 5 S wharves — dh M'Cul-

loch's court
Downing Isaac, 6 Minor — d h 41 north 8th
Downing John J. mercht. Girard's wharf — d h 58 S 6th
Downing Thomas, ladies' shoemaker Germ. r. ab. Otter
Downs Earl, shoemaker Bedford, near Crown (K)
fDowns Eleanor, widow Mark's lane
Downs Miles, printer St. Mary above 6th
Downey Ehzabeth, widow Mark's lane
Doyle Andrew, bottler 75 Dock
Doyle Bartholomew, stablekeeper Hartung's alle\
Doyle Catharine, widow 9 Fromberger's court
Doyle Edward, mariner back 1 Elbow lane
Doyle Elizabeth, Mrs. 83 German
Doyle Hugh, accountant W iggins' court
Doyle James, sea captain 58 Movamensing road
Dovle James, cordwainer Miles alley
Dovle John, grocer 338 High
Doyle Joan, tavernkeeper Leopard Inn (Head Quarters

for the members of 12^) Laetitia court
Doyle Lawrence, cordwamer 32 Catharine
Doyle & O'Neill, bottlers 73 Dock
Drais Daniel, sailmaker 3 Quarry
Dr .ke Margaret, boardinghouse 128 Pine
tDtiner Charles, ropemaker 257 Catharine
jDraper Francis, porter 306 south Seventh

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. DUB

Draper Francis, sawyer 6th below Fitzwalter
"Draper Jacob, porter back 4S9 south Second
■[Draper Jesse, porter 92 Bedford
Draper John, engraver inquire 47 Sansom
tDrap r Shadrach, labourer Lyndall's court
Drayton James, umbrella manufacturer 3 south Fourth
Dravton Jos. engraver & portrait painter Filbert n, llth
Dredger John, tavernkeeper lo6 north Water and 161

north Front
Dreer Frederick, cabinetmaker 152 S 4th & 104 N 5th
Dreisbach Adam, clerk ccrner Noble and Kunckle
Dreisbach Wm. merchant cor. 3d & Vine — d h 97 Noble
Drew John, iiaxhackler 30 Gilles* alley
Drew William, storekeeper 211 Cedar
Drexel Francis M. portrait painter 171 Ghesnut
Dreyfous & Brother, importers of watches, jewellery,

musical pieces &c. 37 Chesnut
Drinker Henry, cashier bank N. America 30 N Front
Drinker Henry S. gentleman 67 Locust
Drinker John, attorney at law 199 Walnut below 8th
Drinker Wm, W. merchant 30 north Front
Drips Matthew, oilcloth manufactory Bushhill
Drisco Jane, widow boardinghouse 70 south Sixth
Drisdall Rachel, nurse Margaretta below Second
Drinkwater William, carpenter 85 south Front
Drosdorf Charles A. grocer N E cor. Locust and llth
Dro2 Charles A. clock and watchmaker 118 Walnut
Druba Lewis, stonemason Penn near Maiden
Drumb Uriah, labourer Swanson near Prime
Drum John, victualler stall 25 New market — d h But-

tonwood near 8th
Drum Wm. vict. 302 N 8th-— stall 32 High St. market
Drumbor Henry, innkeeper Juniper cor. Lambert
Drummond J. bleeder with leeches 34 north Eighth
Drummond Mary, widow 14 Lombard
Drummond Mary, widow back 20 Budd
Drury Michael, merchant 43 N Front & 63 south 3d
Drysdale Wm. clock and watchmaker 144 south Front
Duane Wm. editor and publisher of the Aurora — d h

108 and office back 110 Walnut
Duane William J. attorney at law 44 south Sixth
Dubarry John, merchant 213 High
Dubasee Joseph, carpenter cor. Christian and Eighth
Dubasee Susannah, washerwoman cor. Christian & 8th
Dubenaurd Thomas, carpenter 22 Sassafras alley
tDublin Elizabeth, widow Plum alley
Dublin Ferdinand, labourer Button wood near Fifth
Dubois Benjamin, boxmaker Lily alley
Dubois John, shoemaker 8c boardinghouse 32 Plum
Dubois John, oysterman 9 south Sixth
Dubois Mary L. widow of Abraham, 76 Spruce
Dubois William, combm-iker 461 nortli 3d
Dubosq Henry, lookingglass silverer &c. 131 Shippen

DUM whitely's annual

Dubrey John, clerk Filbert below Schuylkill Fifth
Dubs Martin, broker 8 Miuoj — d h N. E. oor. Race & 9th
Duc'ie'Sc DonoaiKl, gold & silversmiths 29 Lombard
Da<hc Jane, widow 22 Catharine \

Ducker John, exchange broker 20 south 4th [see Decker
Ducoing John, milliner & fancy store 111 south Second
Ducoing Peter, 132 Spruce

Dacomb Elizabeth, Mrs. widow of John, 62 north 6th
Ducomb Gaspard F. accountant 168 south 6th
Difomb Mrs. R. gentlewoman 168 south 6th
I>u Commun H. watchmaker 1^ south Fourth
Duddy Bernard, typefounder Bonsall near Tenth
Diiden John, lock and whitesmith Second near Pegg
Dudgeon John, shoemaker Thirteenth near Race
Dudley Marg;.ret, widow shopkee(>er 23 Walnut
Du-lley Nicholas, tailor 2 Hir.kel's court
Dudley & Peart, tailors 64 north Third
Dudrcau John, oysterman 48 south Fifth
Duey Mary, widow of Adam, tavernkeeper 10 S Fifth
Duff Eliza, manuf of razorstrops 54 nprth Fifth
Duff James, soap and candle manuf. 484 N Second
Duff Patrick, grocer 28 Plum
fDuff Robeii:, Juniper alley

D'ff Wm. grocer S \V cor. 2d & Queen [see Dafield
Duffel James, cordwainer Cheny below Sch. Eighth
Duffel John, shipcarpenter back 64 Catharine
Duffey Michael, printer Federal below Second
Duffield Wm. B.>i. d. 41 Spruce, professor of midwifery

\Hce Duffel
tDuffins John, coachman 40 Blackberry alley
tDufful William, bo( tblack 11 (>hesnut
Diiffj^ Ann, Penn street Point Pleasant (K)
Duffy Francis, tavernkeeper 11 Walnut
Duffy Francis grocery & ravern N W cor. 3d & Plum
Duffv Jnmes, lab(;urer Queen near Cherry
Duff\ John, teacher 378 south Second
Duffy John, coidwaintr Lombard above Tenth
D.iffs Margaret, bottler 3 Pear N W corner Dock
Diffv Phihp, bottler Juniper alley
Duffy Philip, grocer corner Plum and George
Duffv William, copptrplatepvinter 159 S Tenth
DuHef N. G.univei-sal bookstore 118 Chesnut
Dua;an Edward, labourer Price's court
Dugari Mary, widow back 201 north Third
Dugan Patnck, stonemason Sch. 8th above Cherry
Duhamel John, tailor 63 soutli Fourth
Dugdale Thomas, jun. teacher of languages, Friends'
Dsch(.>ol south Frurth — d h 166 Spruce
Dukemineer Marmaduke, labourer 451 south Second
Duler Peter, professor of languages 12 Powell
Dnley Catharine, v^idow 96 Plum
Dulles Joseph, merchant 145 H gh — dh Washington St.
Dulles & Wilcox, merchants 145 Hi^ [«ee Dallas
Dumas Elias^ gentleman 116 Budd

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. DUN

Dumoulin Sarah, widow ofM. boardinghouse 112 S 8th
Dumoutet Elizabeth, widow jeweller S E cor. Chesnut

and Second
Dun Ge.orgc W merchant 48 High
Dunaiit Elizabeth, widow of Edward, 275 Chesnut
IDunbar George, mariner 6th near Carpenter
fDunbar widow of William, 76 Gerinau sjtreet
13uncan Benjamin, corder341 -south Second
Duiic^m Uavii. T. printer 481 High above Thirteenth
Duncan David, grocer N E ct;r. Walnut and Water
Dune m & Doughty, hardware merchants 41 High
Duncan Elizabeth, widow 24 Sliippen
Duncan George, back 344 Race
Duncan John, chandler Ridge road above 9th
Duncan Lcetitia, wid(jw 435 Chesnut
Duncan Margaret, widow back 47 Christian
Duncan Mary, widow 30 Kunckel
fDuncan Patience, widow Elbow alley
fDuncan Priitias, sawyer Old York road above Browne
fDuncan Sarah, widow Middle alley
Duncan (general) W'm hardware merchant 41 High
Duncan Wm. young ladies' academy 18 Library and

49 Spruce
Duncan William, carter Mark's alley
Duncan William M. hardware merchant 41 High
Dundas James H attorney at law, office 42 Walnut,

dwelling 122 south Fourth
Dundas James, merchant 4? Walnut & 122 south 4th
Dur.gan David, tobacconist 4-4 Ga.skill
Dungan John, (Buck tavem) 130 north Ninth
Dunham Hugh, carpenter Camdet^ (N J)
Dunkin Ann, gentlewoman 95 S Eighth l-'?ee Duncan
Dunkiu Thomas, associat-e judge ot the Supreme court,

6S Walnut
Dunlap Catharine, widow 136 north Eighth
Dunbp Eliza, widow of John, N E cor. 13th & Chesnut
Dunlap Elizabeth, "275 south Front
Dunlap James & Co. merchaats 54 north Second
Dunlap James, m. d, 107 Mulberry
Dunlap James, gardener Washington st. Sch. ab. Race
Dunlap John, gewtk man N E cor. Thirteenth & Chesnut
Dunlap Mary, 149 L-cust
Dunlap Robert, dt; 1-r 232 south Fourth
Dunlap Thos. attorney at law 56 W'alnut — d h 107 Arch
Dunlap Thomas, mason Hopkins' court
Dunlap widow of David, bookbinder Coates above Old

York road
Dunlap William, carter Adams st.
Dunlap William, paver 104 Locust
Dunlevy John, shoemakei 22 Vernon
Dunlevy Robert, sea captain 54 Catharine
Dunlop John (Green Tree Inn) 50 north 4th ab. Arch
Dunn Ann, widow Oak below hayscales

Duk

whitely's annual

Dunn Edward, carter 150 south Nintli

Dunn Frances, widow Hazel alley

Dunn George, turner and u?ibrellamaker 96 St. John

Dun George W. mercht. 28 N. Third — d h Green's ct.

Dunn Hugli, constable and collector of taxes 175 Green

Dunn James H. merchant 35 Coates' alley

Dunn John, carmaker 17 Beck's alley

Dunn Mary, widow innkeeper 213 south Second

Dunn Mary, widow back 539 Callowhill

Dunn Michael, labourer 34 St. Mary

Dunn Robert, chandler 5 Wagner's alley

Dunn Samson, hatter Loxley 's court

Dunn Thomas, m. d. 155 Vine ^

Dunnell, Lyman, & Co. merchants 164 High

Dunnin Edward, labourer Christian above Fourth

Dunott Rachael, widow oilcloth manuf. 174 Coates

Dunphy John, merchant 16 north Second

Dunseeth James m. d. 101 Catharine

Dunton George, sea captain 30 Green

Dunton Jacob, sailmaker5 North wharves— d h 61 New

Dunton 6« Ker, shipchandlers, &c. 7 South wharves

Dunwick Jane, widow 101 Christian

Dunwoody Ruth, boardinghoKse 41 north Seventh

Diipella Andrew, gardner'AVeaver's alley

tDiipeytm Francis, shipcarpenter Nieuman's alley

Duplaine Aga those C. druggist cor. Noble and Fourth

DuJDlaine Rachel C. widow of Anthony C. cor. Noble

and Fourth *
Du Ponceau Peter S. counsellor at law, office 15 S. 6th,

d. h. 199 Chesnut N E corner Sixth
Dupouy A. wine, grocery, and liquor store cor. Minor

and Sixth
fDupree Jerome, hairdresser 56 south Tenth
Dupree Staten R. carver and gilder 463 south Front
Dupuy Daniel, 161 Sassafras
Dupuy John, jun. merchant in(^uire 160 Sassafras
Dupuy John, cook and confectioner 203 Chesnut
Duran Lewis V. confectioner 126 south Sixth
Durand Francis, pa])erhanger 88 Christian
Durang John, comedian 216 Cedar
Durant John W. inspector of customs 121 Cedar
Durborow, Bryan, & Dehaven, merchants 185 High
Dnrborow Hugh, chip hatfactcry 102 Poplar below 2d
Durborow Saml. merch. 185 High— d h 139 south Sixth
Durell Hannah, of Jeremiah 295 N. Second
Durell Isaac, tailor Camden N. J.
Durfor George, carpenter 17 Fayette
f Durham Clayton, carter 95 Bedford
■Durham Isaac, porter Portland lane
■Durham William, carter above 233 Shippen
Durhim Whittington, corkcutter back 169 south 3d
Durm Sarah, Wood corner Garden
Durnell Samuel, carter Queen below Sixth

PHILADELPHIA DIREtTORY. EAR

Durney Catharine, Widow Spafford

Durney John, biscuit bake r-^

Darney Michael, do. do. ( S E corner of Second and

Durney Tobias, do. do r Shippen

Durney Paul, accountant J

Durr John, sugarbakcr back 147 Cherry

Dusar F. nu r Girard's buildings S 2d op Little Dock

Dusenberry Henry, stf)rekeeper 188 N. 2d &51 Vine

DusoUe Jonn, fire workmaker Olympic Theatre corner

Will n lit an d N i Vt t h
Dustin David, seacaptain 49 Alnnond
Duswald John, oStler 9 Sugar alley
Dutch Ezra, grocer 98 New st.
Duterre iVIaturin, hairdresser 46 north Third
Dutilh & Co grocers 499 north Second
Dutilh Edmund G. 499 north Second
Dutilh John A merchant 155 Fine
fDutray John, barber 211 south Eleventh
tDatreile John, hairdresser 125 SpAice
Dutton Caleb, bricklayer Callowhill above Tenth
Dutton Elizabeth Mrs 157 Lombard
Dutton George, teacher 11 Powell street
Dutton Isaac, shoewarehouse S E comer High and 4th

— dh 124 High
Dutton John, shoemaker 164 south Sixth
Dutton Joseph L. carpenter 88 Lombard 8c 197 S. Front
tDutton Juliana Mrs. 232^ Lombard
Duval & Co. merchants 179 High
Duval Jas. S. mercht 275 High— -d h 15 N. Eighth

[see Develle

iDuvard Robert, sawyer Spafford st.
)yachn^ Joseph, tavenikeeper 96 High
Dych Hetty, widow Queen below Hanover
Dyer Richard, labourer 28 Passyunk road
Dyer William, brewer 121 Green
Dyke John, hairdresser Christian below Fifth
Dyke Solomon, manner 29 Cox's alley
Dyott T. W. ji D. &; druggist N E cor. Second & Race
Dyson Mary, widow Shackamaxon

EACHUR ROBERT, brassfounder 32 Catharine
Eaden Wilham, Broad above Race
Eager Mrs. C. midwife Frankford road near Queen
Eager William, wheelright Queen near Shak;^maxon
Eakins Isaiah, shoemaker IS south Tenth [^see Mtken
Ealer Frederick, baker High W. Schuylkill Eighth
Earheart John P. turner Sec. 76 D')ck
Earle & Barker, merchants 137 High
Earl Caleb, shipmaster 271 south Front

ECK whitely's annual

Earl Clayton, merchant 33 north Water — d h 20 Pine
Earle Edward, bookseller 62 S. 4th SW cor. Library-
Earl Kliziibeth, widow shopkeeper 393 north Front
Earl Hannah, boardinghouse 60 north Fifth
Earle James, carver and gilder and gallery of paintings

169 Cliesnut
Earle John, cdulke»' back 15 Poplar lanq
Earle Martha, seamstress Gardeji above Vine
Earle Thomas, merchant 137 High— d h 285 Chesnut
Early Hugh, labourer Wiley's court
Earley Hugh, drayman Federal above Second
Earley John, dra) man Race above Schuylkill Seventh
Earley John, drayman 552 south Front
Earley Samuel, shingledresser Lyndall's court
Earley William, carter 9 Lombard
Earlston George, carpenter back 131 north Third
Earnest David, tailor 19 south Fourtii— d h 111 S. 5th
Earnest Jacob, merchant tailor 16 south Fourth
Earnhart John, innkeeper 236 north Third
Earp Ann, widow 17 Lombard
Earp & Brothers, hardware merchants SWcor. High

and Fifth and 209 south Second
Earp George, hardware merchant 209 south Second
Earp Robert, hardware merch. S W cor. High & Fifth
Earp T. G. 6c R. hardware merchants 209 S. Second
Earp Thos. hardware merch. S W cor. High & Fifth
Easby John, cooper 56 Callowhill
Easby WiUiam, boatbuilder 50 Duke (N. L.)
Eastburn Ehzabeth, teacher Lombard st. public school
Eastburn widow of Thomas, 47 Christian
Eastburn Joseph, 86 Vine
Easterday David, labourer 267 Catharine
Easterday Peter, labourer south Second bel. Greenwich
Eastlack Francis, under corder Callo>vhill st. wharf
fEaston Abraham, nailer Juniper above Chesnut
Eastwick Margaret, 3 Clever alley
Eaton Elijah, mealman Hopkins' court
Eaton Jesse & Charles, grocers, 8 S. Third — d h 59 N.

Seventh above Arch
Eaton Jonathan, tanner Rose alley near Coates
Eaton Levi, glassblower Lombard near Schuylkill
Eberbach John C. baker 249 south Third
Ebe,rle Charles, 11 north Sixtli N E cor. South alley
Eberle Frederick, baker 150 Locust
Eberle Philip, musician 172 Locust
EbertJi Conrad, gentleman 127 north Fifth
Eberth Joseph, carpenter 143 Vine
Ebling Daniel C ladies' shoemaker 115 north Second
Ebling Roliert, shoemaker 7 north Fourth
Ebsworth David, coachpainter 8 Hurst
Eccles James, distiller N V^' cor. Seventli and Cedar
Eckar Adam, labourer Lawrence above Wood
Eckard John, sugarretiner Charlotte

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. EDW

Eckard J. F. translator of languages 22 J Walnut
Eckel Andrew, tobacconist 308 Sassafras
Eckelburgher Jonathan, hatter Buttonwood ab. Charles
EckendorfF Martin, surgeon bai ber 22 N 9th n. Filbert
Ecker Christian, drayman Maria above Old York read
Eckert Abraham, labourer Lawrence above Wood
Eckert Chat les, tallowchandler 342 & .367 N. Second
Eckert Conrad, baker Queen near Bishop
Eckert George, watchman Wood comer Lawrence
Eckert John, sen. gardener Hanover near Queen
Eckfeldt Adam, chief coiner in the m.iiit Junipet* bel.Vine
Eckfeidt John, soap and candle manufactory 203 south

Sixth — d h 195 Lombard
Eckfeldt Michael, carpenter Juniper below Vine
Eckhardt Frederick, turner Kunckel above Tammany
Eckley Jacob, cooper 33 Crown
Eckley Sarah, widow 33 Crown
Eckloff G. F. tailor 112 Race

Eckman Benjamin, shoemaker Pine above Tenth
Eckstein Jacob, tailorand shopkeeper 116 north 4th
Eckstein John, brushmaker 138 High and 56 N. Third
Eckstein John, grocer and tavern 199 north Water
Eckstein 8c Richardson, bellows manuf. 36 north Third
Eckstein Samuel, paperstore 116 north Fourth
Eckstein William, currier 116 north Fourth
Ecky Anthony, apotheca^ry and druggist 83 Union
Ecroyd James, teacher school-house cor. Poplar lane and

Front — dh. 57 Browne
Eddintield Thomas, pilot back 30 Plum
Eddowes John, china merchant 96 north Second
Eddy James, gunsmith 275 north Front
Edel John, oakcooper Germantown road near Fourth
Edelman Mary, widow Filbert above Eleventh
Eden Catharine, widow 118 north Ninth
Edenborn widow of Jacob, 110 Sassafras
Edgar James, carpenter 33 Sugar alley
Edgar John, printer Callow hill^above Tenth
Edgar Owen, newscarrier Thirteenth above Filber-t
Edgill Benjamin, waterman 1 Bird's alley (S.)
Edgington Mrs. dr}'goods store 123 south Front
Edmiston Elisha, mariner back 380 south Second
Edmonson Mary, widow 8 Juniper lane
Edwards Ann, widow 396 Sassafras
Edwards Christiana, widow Catharine above Fifth
Edwards Elizabeth, ladies* feerainaiy 45 north Seventh
Edwards Elizabeth, widow Washington above Front
Edwards Elizabeth, widow 81 south Eleventh
Edwards Edward, grocer 326 north Front
Edwards Edward, gentleman 28 Green
Edwards Griffith, grocer 16 and 18 north Fifth
Edwards John,jun. attorney at law, 108 Arch
Edwards John, cooper 94 Gaskill st,
Edwards Joseph, brassfounder 214 Race

ELB whitely's Annual

!?,dwards Josiah, ferryman Camden N. J.
;i,dward» Levi, labourej- Rogers' court
;£.dwards ivLiry, widow 14 Parham's alley
!i,:! wards Natlian, vict.S:einmetz ct. — stall 22 N; market
Edwards Owen, hatttr Broad below Locust
■Edwards Patience, widow St. John ab. Poplar lane
Edwards Sarah, tadore^s 459 N 3d [see Edwords

Edwards SaraU, gentlewoman 12 Little Pine
Edwards Susannah, widow back. 23 Catharine
Edwards Thomas, cordwainer 9 Flint's court
Edwards \Vm. labourer German below Fourth
Edwin Da^'id. i^rocer and engraver 165 south TentU
Ed words John J. druggist &c. 336 High
Eelis Nathan, sea captain 11 Vernon
Eaffland EUzlibeth, Mrs. 99 Queen street ;S.)
Egert Gcor>^e, baker 357 .I'Tt'a Second [*^e EckerS
Egentci William, bottler 216 Norrh Front
Fitglee Jacob, cabinetm iker 64 south Fourth
Egiu^r Charles, gi-ocer 141 north Third
Eggt-rs Caroline, widow 174 Pine
EgiJileston Ann, wulow 1 Faries's court
Eggleton John, caner AH /n near Beach
Egv;lest<in Joseph, smith & tavern keeper 137 S. Water
Eiirenzeller Jacob, carpenter cor. Beck 6c Sixeh

N. W. cor. of 3d & Walv.nt— d h. 109 South Ninth
E'lrenzeller C itharine, widow 70 S. 11th cor. George
Ehrenzeller Geo. accountant 70 S. lltli cor. George
Ehringhaus & Kampmann stock & exchange brokers
Eliringhaus Adolp'i, broker, corner Third & Walnut

d h 109 south Ninth
Ehrmaiiu Victor, 102 north Third
E'gelberner M .rg iret, widow 12 Prospect alley
Einwechter Elizabeth, widow, PopUr lane n. 4th
Einwechter George, carpenter 49 Charlotte
Eisen Daniel, soap &c tallowchandler 90 Green
Eisenbrey Jacob, tallowchandler 4th above Poplar
Eisenbrey Jacob, carpetweaver 443 north Third
Eisenbrey John grocer 142 Cherry

Eisenbrey P'vilip, coachpainter, south 8th-r^.h. 37 Zane
Eisenbring L. b iker 544 north Third
Eisenhut John D. coppersmith 203 N. 2d NE cor. Vine
Eisenhutt Mary widow 100 Budd
Elben John, late shoemaker Church street
Elbers^n Francis, pilot 20 Parham's alley
Elder Miss Mary, back of 184 Lombard
Elder Wdliam T cotton, hay, &c. packer, Rcdstore-

whai*f — d. h. 241 Vine
El-^lredge James H mariner Federal above Second
Eldridge An'hony sea captain Carpenter cor. Fifth
Eldridge, Brick and Co. curriers 35 Chesnut
Eldredge Isaiah, ship master 79 Christian
Eldridge Job, labourer Hopkins' court
Eldridge Joseph Mi currier 14 north Eighth

PHILADELPHIA DIRKCTORY. ELL

Elclndge Phineas, late sea capt. Carpeuter (S.) cor. 5th

Elfreth Isaac C. niifixhant 2 soiiUi 8:U

EllVeth Samuel, carter corner Coates and Seventh

Elfrey Jacob, cooper 2 Knight's court

Eltrey William, cooper Maria above 4th

Elias H^*nry,<jr\'goocls store 17 Juliana

Elkin Abraham, gentleman 313 north Second

Elkinton Asa, & son tallowchandlers 202 north 2d

Ella Hannah, milliner 21 south Fourth

Ella Jolin, agent &c. 21 south Fourth

EUick John, carpenter Tammany bel. Old York road

Elhott widow of Charles 13th above Cedar

Elliott Charles, storekeeper 431 north Second

Elliott Elijah, laooarer Frankfort road near Queen

Elliott Hannah, 56 north Fourth

Elliott Isaac, conveyancer 82 Chesnut — d. h. 25 S. 10th

Elliott James, Shakespeare-hotel 193 Chesnut

Elliott John, grocer corner of Broad and Vine

Elliott John, hardware merchant 115 High

Elliott John, drugg'st, &c. 60 S. Front— h. h. 68 N. rth

ElUott John and Daniel, druggists, Sec. 60 south Front

Elliott John, teacher M ntua village

Elliott John, shipjoiner M rlbnn-ugh near Queen

Elliott John, sea captain 35 Qiie^n

Elliott Margaret, widow of William 14 Fayette

Elliott Richard R.coachtrimmer Wiggins's court

Ellioct Samuel, draynran Schuylkill 7th above Race

fElliott Solomon, waiter 22 Sugar alley

Elliott Susan widow P^^syunk road

Elliott Thos. principal deputy sheriflT, 41 George (S.)

near Cedar
Elliott Wiiham labourer Broad near Vine
Elliott William, g'ocer 12 Strawberry
Elliott William, (Harp and F.aglc hotel) 43 north Third
Elliott Daniel, druggist, &c 60 south Front
fEihott Elizabeth, widow 22 Gilles' alley
Elliott E. and M. dr\ goods store 74 N Second

Elliott , teacner and clock and watchmaker, Lan-

cas*^er turnpike above 1 mile stone
EUis David, teacher Key's alley— d h- 123 Callowhill
Ellis Enos, cabinet maker 55 Chester
Ellis &Fr:-.ncis lab' urers Locust above Broad
Ellis Hugh, silverplater 214 High-d h. 206 Race
Ellis J imes, hrassfonnder 252 s<Hith Front
KUis John, carpenti r back of 5 Duke
Ellis Martha, boardinghouse 188 north Fifth
Eiiis Thomas, oakco< per High west of Schuylkill 4th
Ellis Thomas, hvery stable keeper Drinker's alley
Ellis and Sloan, stable keepers 2 Drinker's alley-
Ellis Mrs. Rebecca, Wharton below Second
Ellis William, carpenter Marlborough near Beach
Ellis Z, morocco manufactory 77 south Second

EML WHITELY^S ANNUAL

Ellison, Christian shipwatch 19 Parham's alley
Ellison James, labourer 9 Pryor's alley [see Allison

Ellrnaker Levi, flour merchant 461 High — d h 405 Arch
Eimes Thos. hatwarehouse 202 High— d h 10 Sugar ay
Elston Thomas, caulker Marlborough near Beach
Elstoii Thomas jr. carpenter Queen below Hanover
Elton Anthony, late high constable (Beehive beerhouse)
Elton Hannah, widow of Anthony, 41 North alley
Elton Samuel, bricklayer Camden N. J.
Elton Thomas, carpenter 149 Chery

15 south Fifth
Elmes Abner hatter 202 High— d h 45 Filbert
Elmslie Alexander merchant 232 south Front
Elmes T. & A. hat manufactcrv 202 High
E,iton Thomas, merchant 193 High — d. h. 30 Wood
Elton Thomas, tailor back 78 Plum street
EltonheadGeo.stavefinisher n. stone bridge Frankford r.
Eltonhead Jane, widow, boardinghouse 5 Cherry street
Elva Ann, seamstress back of 7 Whitehall
Elwell David, carpenter 27 Browne
Elwell Henry, blacksmith, shop 8 & d. h. 19 Meade alley
Elwell Jeremiah, blacksmith 27 Browne
Ehvell Jos. M. cabinetmaker and grocer 361 Arch
Elwell Robert blacksmith Spafford street
Elwell Samuel S. accountant 267 Race
Elwell Wm. grocer 445 JN Thrid
Elwine Michael, labourer Otter n. Frankford road
Ely Benjamin, gentleman 185 Green bel Old York road
Ely rev. E. S. pastor of the second Presbyterian church,

200 Spruce
fEly Frances, widow back 100 N. 11th
Ely John teacher ; f the public model school 136 N. 8th
Ely Joseph, 188 Arch
Emerick Baitus, 72 south Eighth
Emerick Benjamin, bootmaker 72 south Eighth
Emerick David, bridlebitmaker Palmer ab. West
Emerick Frederick, shipcarpenter Palmer ab. West
Emerick George, 23 N. 6th
Emerick Peter K. china merchant, 247 north 2d — d. h.

Pfeiffer's alley
Emerick William B. 19 N. 7th
Emerick Wm. B. and George, grocers 23 N. 6th
Emmerson Henrietta widow 14 Little Pine
Emmerson Samuel boardinghouse 92 south Front
Emery Abrnham, carter Baker's court
tEme'ry Edward, labourer 120 Plum
Emery widow of Henry, Rose alley
Emery widow of Jacob, 3d near Germantown road
tEmery John mariner 332 S. 3d

Emery Lewis, grocer and confectioner 31 north Fourtli
Emery Wm. farmer Sixth cor Germantown road
tEmery Wm. waiter 129 Locust
Ernes Ann, widow 207 Race
Emlen Sc Howell, merchants 17 south wharve«»

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. EPS

Emlen Jeremiah, drug and paint store 6 north Third

Erolen Joshua, merchant 17 S. wharves

Emlen Samuel, m. d. 247 Arch

Emlen Sarah, gentlewoman 103 South Fourth

Emmes John, rigger 574 south Second

Emor Charles, labourer Sixth above Camac

Eneu James, sen. Federal near Passyunk road

Eneu James, jun. baker 8 Passyunk road

Eneu Jane, Mrs. 60 Passyunk road

Eneu Samuel, carpenter 152 south Fourth

Engard Adam, carter 180 St. John \&ee Ingara

Engard John, tailor 118 N. 2d

Engelman Daniel gardner, Sec. Cherry below Sch. 8tli

fEngland Thomas labourer Shippen above 7th

Engle Benjamin, storekeeper cor. Coates and Fourth

Engle Henry under sheriff 25 Plum

Engie James, inspector of customs 96 south Fifth

Engle Margaret, widow 139 Green

Engle Martm, tailor 408 north Third

Engle Mathias, watchman 2 Eckfeldt's court

Engle Richard, grocer N E corner Third and Race

Engle Thomas S. accountant 155 Pine

Englebert Leonard, mer. 108 High— d. h. 38 Carter's ay.

Englefred Christopher, smith Rachel above Browne

Englehart John G. watchman George near Second

Englehart Joseph milkman Irish lane '

Engleman Daniel, florist Arch W. Sch. Eighth

Engles Joseph P, teacher of languages corner Eleventh

and Marble — d. h. 63 Locust
Engles William, wharfbuilder Maiden near Beach
Englibh widow of Edward, grocer Cedar street wharf
English Elisha N. merchant 31 Pine
English Joseph, cutler 98 north Third
English Levi, tailor 50 Moyamensing road
English Michael, carpenter Wall's elbow
English Robert S. carpenter Juliana near Wood— d. h,

8 Littleboy's court
English S. cabinetmaker 135 Walnut — d. h. 178 Vine
Ennis John, carpenter Holmes's alley
Ennis S. widow storekeeper 288 south Front
Ennis Thomas inspector of butter and lard, office 15

Arch — d. h. 85 St. John street
Enos John currier Loxley's court '
Ellsworth Benj. shoemaker. Law's court
Entrikin Thomas, late grocer 187 Lombard
Enters Lewis, innkeeper 54 Callowhill
Epley Jacob, drayman Chiistian below Fifth
Ephn Margaret widow 2d near Germantown road
Eppelsheimer Lewis, sugar refiners 168 north 5th
Eppes James, cordwainer 19 Strawberry
Epplee Andrew, deputy collector customs 222 Walnut
Epplee & Murry, grocers 104 north Fourth
Epstein Jacob, dealer, 193 north 4th
Epstein Jacob, beadstringer north Second

ijiTR whitely's annual

Ellis Aaron, cordwainer 8 Fromberger's court

Erben Henry, merchant 263 High.-^. h. 11 John

Erdmann Charles A. printer, Alban street

Erdmann Frederick, carpenter 13th near Vine

Erdmann Henry, carpenter Castle street

Erhard Adam, blacksmith 5th neav Germantown road

Erhart Joseph, tanner 4 Farmer's row

Erickson Christian, sea captain 44 Almond

Erickson Erick, mariner McCuUough's court

Erming Elizabeth, widow shopkeeper 146 north Third

Ernst Jacob, baker 100 Christian

Erskin Martm, cordwainer 32 Garden

Ervine Casper, bottler 204 north Eighth

Ervin Ann, widow Queen below Third

Ervin David, labourer Merriott's lane above 4th

Ervin James, labourer 27 Mechanic

Erwin Andrew cordwainer cor. Rose & Germantown i\

Erwin Catharine tayloress back of 9 Crown

Erwin Deborah, miUmer 72 Mulberry

Erwin Henrv', silversmith 26 south Third

Erving Johnj labourer 306 south Front

Erwin James, carpenter back 58 Pa^^syunk road

Erwin John, carpenter 259 S 4th [see Irwuie^ b* Anven

Erwin Joseph E. mercer & tailor 45 Pine ab. Second

EiAvin Margaret, widow grocer 109 Plum

Erwin Nathaniel, carpenter 39 Keys'^ alley

Erwin Susan, gentlewoman 9 south Seventh

Erwin Wm. hatter 9 Myers' court

Esher Conrad, saddler Lily alley above Tammany

[«ee Usher
Esher Conrad, grocer S E cor. Plum and 5th street
Esher Henry, innkeeper & hatter 3d near Germ, road
Esher Jacob, tailor Third near Germantown i*oad
Esherick Joseph, hairdresser and bleeder 9 north 5th
Esherick Margaret, widow boardinghouse 2 South ay.'
Esherick Mary, boardinghouse 48 Cherry
Esket Mary, widow tutoress Coates above 4th
Esler Benj. turner Harmony — d h 20 Carter's alley
Esler George, cai'penter 348 south Second
Esler WiUiam, carter 100 Plum
Esling Nicholas, Thirteenth above Race
Esling Thomas, waterman 16 Swansea
Espanet Augustus, ca-ndle raanuf. 231 soutU 4th
Espey Elizabeth, 6th above Callowhill
Espev James P. teacher Philada Academy 40 N 4th
Essick Balser, gardener George (N L) above 4th
Estell Daniel, tailor 24 north Water — d h 69 Arch
Estell Danl. E. merch. 30 N Water— d h 5 Elfreth's ay.
Esterlon Andrew, bottler 244 Cedar
Estine Jacob, laboui'er West near Orange
Estine John, victualler West near Orange
Estlack Thomas, bricklayer 113 Lombard
Etris Christiana, widow 130 north 5th
Etris David, cabinetmaker 130 north 5th

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. EVA

Etris Mary, nurse back 167 Coates above 4th

Etris Samuel tavernkeeper 426 south Second

Etris VVm. tavernkeeper S W cor. Second & Lombard

Etters Philip, trunkmaker Middle alley

Ettinger William, bricklayer 129 Callowhill

Eustace Thos. teacher 4 Locust (Washington square)

fEustin Peter, labourer St. Mary street

Evans Abel, lumber inspector .171 north 4th

Evans Ann, widow 107 Pine

Erans Ann, tailoress 16 Coomb's alley

Evans Ann, back 369 Arch

Evans Barbara, widow 31 Spruce

Evans Brooke, sportsman & hardwarestore 120 High

Evans Cadwalader, n\erchant 60 north Eighth

Evans Cadwalader, jun. flour merchant 394 and d h

u/ifier 375 High
Evans Cadwalader & Robert L flour merch. 394 High
Evans Cadwalader, gentleman 299 Race
Ev^ns Charles, feed &c. store 147 N 6th [_see Evens
Evans Charles, counsellor at law 3 York buildings
Evans Charlotte, widow 171 St. John
Evans Daniel, shoemaker 20 Cedar
Evans David, labourer corner Shakamaxon & Prince
Evans & Dnngan, merchants 183 north Third
Evans Edward, caster of ornamental stucco work 113

N 9th corvser Maple
Evans EUza, tailoress 127 north Eleventh above Race
Evans Elizabeth, layer out of the dead 36 Prune
Evans Elizabeth, storekeeper xip-tier 341 High
jEvans Elizabeth, widow back Duncan's court
Evans E. toll collector at 2d gate Ger. road
Evans Griffith, treasurer of the Cheltenham & Willow-
grove turnpike company cor. Decatur &: Carpenter
Evans Gulielma, Miss 221 Spruce
Evans Jacob, currier Prospect alley
Evans John & Son, lumber merch. Sixth near Noble—

d h 145 north Sixth \_^€e Evins

Evans John, nurseryman and buttonmaker Frankford

road near Otter
Evans John, signpainter and fanlight maker 73 Dock —

d h Watson's alley
Evans John C. hardware merchant 16 south Thh'd^ — d h

Hamilton village
Evans John F. late flour merchant 97 Crown
Evans Jonathan, gentleman 102 Union
Evans Joseph, commission merchant 7 South wharves
Evans J. Ogden, chinastore 152 south Sixth
Evans Joseph R. merch. 31 S wharves — d h 101 Pine
Evans Josiah, bricklayer 8 Blackberry alley
Evans Josiah 8c Co. merchant tailors 122 Chesnut
Evans Josiah, merch. tailor 122 Chesnut — d h 5 Library
Evans Mary, widow 2 Friend's almshouse
Evans Mary, widow back 120 north Eleventh

EWI \VHITi-.LY^S ANNUAL

Evans Nicholas, labourer Frankf. road near 1st gate

Evans Owen, soap and candlemaker 388 north Front

Evans Peter, tavernkeeper 3 Little George

Evans Peter H. carpeiUer 28 Garden

Evans Robert, innkeeper 100 New

Evans Robert J, flour mercht. 394 High — d h 1 S lOjth

Evans Susan, widow 13 Apollo

Evans Susannah, widow 246 south Third

Evans Tnomas, druggist N E corner Spruce & Third

Evans Thomas, storekeeper 234 north Front

Evans Thomas, tailor 19 south Third

Evans Thomas, labourer Crown (K) below Prince

Evans Thomas, accountant back 1 Elmslie's alley

Evans Thomas, tailor 7 Pharris's court

Evans William M- clock and watchmaker 287 High —

d h Hamilton village
Evans Wm. druggist &c. 134 S Front— d h 102 Union
Evans William, accountant 36 Ann (N L)
Evans William, mariner 98 Cedar street
Evans Wm. M gentleman S E cor. Eleventh & Arch
Evaul Jacob, Camden (N J)
Eveland Samuel, carter Davis's court (K)
Eveligli Wm. mate of vessel 66 Catharine
Evens Isaiah, labourer 25 Apollo
Evens Whitton, merch. 77 S wharves — d h 213 Spruce
Everdell James, sen. musician 21 Currant alley
Everhart Abraham, innkeeper 235 north Third
Everhart Anthony, cooper 12 Swanson street
Everhart David, coachmaker 151 north Sixth
Everhart Margaret, widow cakebaker215 N Second
Everhart Martin, painter &c. 6 Emlen's court
Everitt James, tanner 162 sonth 5th
Everitt John, shoemaker 81 Budd street
Everitt John, shoemaker Fromberger's court
Everitt Jonathan, hamessmaker 3 Mechanic street
fEveritt Samuel herbdoctor back 259 Cedar
Everley Jane, widow of Jacob, 123 Cedar
Everly'Adam, fancy store & comb manuf. 87 Chesnut
Evers' Ann, Mrs. 54 Plum street
fEverson Elijah, oysterman 139 Pine
Everson Thomas, coachtrimmer 11 Strawberry
Everton James, mariner 28 Parham's alley
Evil John, carter Race near Sch. 8th
Evinger Wm. cordwainer 5th above Buttonwood
Evitt, Margery, nurse 362 south Second street
Ewell Robert, blacksmith 146 Brown
Ewing Henry, smith Sch, Front below Chesnut
E-wing James S. drtiggist 231 Chesnut, and plumber

Lodge alley [see Euiving-

Ewing widow of John, attorney at law 106 W^alnut
Ewing Mar>', widow 72 George (S)
Ewing Robert, merchant 225 High
Ewing Samuel, attorney at law 146 Chesnut

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. FAR

Exley John, smith &c. 92 Vine [see Eckly

Eyre Jas. shipjoiner Bpach st. Point Pleasant (K)
Eyre FrankUn, ship builder Hanover above Beach
Eyre widow. Beach n. Hanover [see Rayres Is" Ayres
Eyre Isaac, shipbuilder Beach above Maiden
Eyre Jehu» shipbuilder Beach near Hanover
Eyre Manuel, mercht. 28 S wharves — d h 278 Chesnut
Eyre &, Massey, merchants 28 South wharves
Eyre & Landell, boatbuilders Penn st. (K)
Eyres David, labouier Cherry near Prince
Eyres John, tavern & liquor store 318 N 2d
Eystricker John, barber back 203 north 4th
Ey tinge & Philip, merchants 13 south Front

FAATZ PHILIP, pill-boxmaker at the junction of the

Frankford road, Crown and West
Fable Fred, baker S W corner Walnut and Dock
Fable George, labourer N E corner Browne and 4th
Fabry Catharine, widow back 174 Pine
Fabry Miss, seminary 20 north 8th
Fackney John, cordwainer 2 Pennsylvania avenue
Facy John H. cordwainer 6 Willow court
Fagan Augustus, grocer High west of Perm, bridge
Fag^n Hannah, widow 10 Small street
Fagundus Jacob, brassfcunder 87 Browne
Fa^undus widow of George, milliner 68 Arch
Faiety Mary, widow 165 south Third
Fainour Joseph, tinplatewcrker 113 S Front near Pine
Fairchild Rufas, ladies' shoemaker 121 south Second
Fairchild Wm. B. combmaker 121 south Second
Fairchild Marcus, shoestore 257 south Second
FairchiMs Abner, cordwainer 469 north Third
Fairis Martha, widow 180 Lombard street
Fairman Gideon, histoiical designer and engi-avfer, 30

south Seventh S W corner Chesnut
Fairman Jabez, combmaker 358 north Third
Fairman Richard, engraver 7lh S W corner Chesnut
Fairweather Robert, marisier 40 Almond
Falconer John, shipcar{)enter 301 south Front
Fales George, merchant 17 south Front
Faiknier Joseph, shoe warehouse 162 High
Falls EHzabeth, widow tavernkeeper N Front h. Lanrel
Fance Michael, fisherman Beach near Bishop
Fannen Anthony, collector of taxes, 244 south 7th
Fanning Charles, grocer 52 Small
Farden WiUiam, mariner 27 George street (S)
Fareir John, hatter 8 Carter's alley
Faries 8c M'Afee, carters and diggers North street
Faries Wm tailor 2 Woglom's court
Farley James, tailor 84 Cedar

FAW whitely's annual

Farley John E. hatter Taper alley

Farhng Michael, labourer 187 north" Front

Farmer Mrs. widow of James, 469 south Front

fFarmer Thomas, labourer 30 Burd's court

Farquhar Elizabeth, widow of George, SOSansom

Farquhar G. W. attorney at law 36 south 5th

Farr 8c Kunzi, chemical laboratory Arch above 12th—

d h in Arch
Farr Wm. wheelwright Broad above Race
Farrand Wm. P. commission merchant 122^ High S

W cor. Decatur — d h 19 south 7th {_see Ferrand

Farrell Andrew, dealer cor. 7th and Buttonwood lane
Farrell Edward, beerhouse 94 north 5tli
Farrell John B. accountant 167 N 4th
Farren Mrs. 180 south 4th
Farren Neil, speculator 7 Vernon
|Farrer Thomas, labourer 225 south Third
Farrer William, mariner back of 300 south Third
Farrier Robert, weaver 35 German
Farrier William, tailoi' Price's court
Farrington Gilbert, hardware store S E cor. 3d 8c Race
Farris Elizabeth, Mrs. 37 Dock
|Farro John, woodsawyer Allen's alley
Tarron John, cordwainer Loxley's court
Faron Robert, labourer Broad above Arch
Farrow Rebecca, widow Camden N. J.
Farry Jane, widow S E coraer Sch. 7th and High
Farthing George, paver 324 south 3d
Farthing James, grocer 90 Shippen
Fassitt, Jas. mercb. 329 Arch [^see Foucett Isf Faiucett
Fassitt T. 6c J. fancy hardware store S W corner High

and Second
Fassitt Thomas, hardware merchant S W corner High

and Second — d h 327 Arch
Faunce Ann, widow 441 north Third
Faunce Ann, Mrs. widow 40 Coates
Faunce Christian, sen. fisherman Cherry near Prince
Faunce Christian, fisherman Queen near Wood
Faunce Conrad, fisherman Queen opposite Bishop (K.')
Faunce George, shipcarpenter Queen n. Hanover
Faunce Henry, caulker 227 St. John
Faunce Isaac', shipwright Queen above Palmer (K.)
Faunce Jacob, fisherman Bishop near Queen
Faunce Jacob, jun. fisherman Cherry near Prince
Faunce Michael, fisherman Queen near Wood
Faulkners John H. mariner 11 Parham's alley
Faures L. P. merchant 215 north Sixth
Fausset Eleanor, storekeeper 228 south Second
Faussett James, gentleman 43 Lombard
Fauver Casper, skindresser 57 Green
Faw Lewis M. 108 Gaskill
Fawcett Wm. accountant 75 Cherry
Fawkes Richard, innkeeper 14 Strawberry

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. FER

Fawl Elizabeth, widow innkeeper* N W corner Shippen

and Fi-ont
Fay James, grocer High west of Schuylkill 5th
Feable Anthony, tailor Vine
Feable George F. tailor 39 Crown

Fearing Martin, accoantant 149 south 3d [see Faring
Fearon James, soap St candle factor 49 and d h 62 Union
Fearon Joseph, tallowchandler 104 Plum
Fearon & Russell, soap & candle manuf. 49 Union
February Jehn, invalid Rose street (N L)
Fearis Bernard, 10 Powell
Feaster John, innkeeper 193 north Second
Feeny Dennis, labourer Snail near Sixth
Feeny Patrick, printer 9 Pine ay [see Finney 13* Phiiiney
Feeny Thomas, victualler German below 5lh
Fegenbush D. shoemaker 429 north Second
Fe-igel Charles, oak cooper Sch. Sixth below High
Feinour George, cooper 73 S. Water — d h 162 S. Front
Feinour Joseph, tin and iron placewrrker and armourer

212 south Water— d h 213 south Front
Fell Ja:;ob, tanner Perkenpine's court
Fell John T. customhouse bargeman 5 Little German
Fell Jonathan, mustard manuf. 52 south Front
Felt John, shipwright Prime below Second
Felthousand Mary, 45 Mechanic street
fPelton Charles, herb doctor Lombard above Ninth
Fel»on Sarah, widow Shippen near CHfton
Felty Godfrey, labourer Penntown Ridge r.
Felty John F. shoem.aker Cauffman's court
Fenimore Benjamin, cord ^vainer Saunder's row
Fenimore Joseph H. cordwainer St. John
Fenimore J. L. & Co. merch. High we^st of Perm, bridge
Fenimore John, brie klayer 39 Greene
Fenimore Samuel, 151 south Third
Fennell William, jun. copperplate printer 18 Library

d h 263 N Second
Fenner Elizabeth, widow 409 soutu
Fenner Peter, sen. sexton Sterling at. /
Fenner Peter, sexton tobaccoziint ? 'J Vi<)i'th 4th
Fenton Tliomas, ladies' shi>e-.Tiaker ^y Sassafras
Fenner John F. tobacco:. ist 165 iior.n Frcut
Fenno John, scisscrgrioder Queen below 5th
Fenton A-ndvew, sailmaker Murdock 8c Latimer's

wharf— d h 28 Callowhill
Fenton M^iJ'garet, widow 289 south Third
Fenton Peter, cordwainer 289 scutli Third
Ferat Charles, confectioner 46 Cedar
Ferguson Agnes, widow 130 N Eleventh
Ferguson Benjamin, tailor 15 Arch
Ferguson Ebenezer, head inspector of lumber, and jhs-

tice of the peace, 46 George (S)
Ferguson E. C. cordwainer 176 south Second

FEW whitely's annual

Ferguson Edward, corner Queen and Bishop
Ferguson George W inspector of customs, 64 Queen
Ferguson George, trunkmaker Walnut bel. Broad
Ferguson George, watchmaker 400 High
tFerguson Grace, widow 203 Cedar
Ferguson colonel Hugh, 237 Arch
Ferguson Hannah, seamstress back of 40 George (S)
Ferguson J^sse, boot and shoemaker 261 south Second .
Ferguson John D. moroccodresser cor Pitt and George
fFerguson Jonathan, oysterman 111 south Third

Ferguson , cordwainer 253 Catharine

Ferguson Mary, widow 15 Spruce
Ferguson Robert, gentleman Davison's alley
Ferguson Rebecca, shopkeeper 18 Elfreth's alley
Ferguson rev. Robert F. Merriott's lane above 5tli
Ferguson Robert, labourer Prince street (K.)
Ferguson Ross, cordwainer Merriott's lane above 4th
Ferguson Sam. inspector of lumber, fny, 46 George (S)
Ferguson Samuel, shipwright 253 north Second
Ferguson Samuel, labourer Cedar near 13th
Ferguson & Stewart, commission merchants 157 S 2d
Ferguson Susan, shopkeeper 57 Budd
Ferit Louis jeweller 2 Carter's alley
Fernagus John, bookseller 8 Wood above Second
Fernandez Joseph, mariner 45 Catharine
Fernsler John, grocer High west Sch. Sixth
Feron J & F grocers SW comer Seventh & Race
Ferran Patrick, innkeeper Darby road below High
Ferrel Catharine, widow taveriikeeper N W corner

4th and Lombard
Ferrel "Joseph, plasterer Wood above Tenth
IFerrel Joseph, mariner back 11 Plum
Ferrel Margaret, boardinghouse Beach n. Marlborough
Ferren Thomas, shipwright Queen near Palnrier
Ferris James, innkeeper Ridge road ab. Francis's 1.
IFerris James, blacksmith corner Ball and Pine alley
Ferris Mrs. widosv boardinghouse 36 south Sixth
Ferris Robert, accountant 22 Swanwick
Ferris Samuel, grocer Ridge r. above Francis street
Ferris Wm. tailor Sturgis's court
fFerrer Thomas, labourer 225 south Third
FeiTow Thomas, labourer back 105 German
Fei-ry Jane, widow Chesnut west ^f Schuylkill 6th
Feitner Catharine, widow Hcmorer near Prince
Fertner Lewis, glassblower, Lombard near Schuylkill
Fertner Moses, Victualler Cherry near Schuylkill 6th
Fesmore Christian, cabinetmaker back 124 Catharme
Fetter John, innkeeper 220 north Front
Fetters Jacob, ferryman Camden (N J)
Fetters James ropemaker.Marlborough above Prince
Fetters Richard, ferry carter Jones's alley
Fetters Peter, shipwright 43 Budd
Fewkes William baker 112 Sbippen

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. FIR

Feyerhocker Henry, carter Second above Ger. road

Fichtner Godfrey, peelmakerShippen above Seventh

Fichter Catharine widow isciiuylkillSth above Cherry

Fidey C!ynthia, widow 134 German

Fiegel CliKirles cooper Sch. Sixth below High

Field Charles, 110 north Front

Field Charles, carpenter 77 Moyannensing road

Field Christian, widow boarding)\ouse 127 Walnut

Field Fobes 8c Co. domestic warehouse 275 High

Field James, merchant 275 High — d h 10 north 11th'

'. neld John, carpenter Marlborough above Bedford

' Meld John, merchant NW cor. Locust and Eleventh

!?'iled John,brickmouMer Irisli lane below Shippen

"Field Lxtitia widow Allen's alley

'. ?'ield Peter coachpainter Acorn alley

;?'ield Peter, tailor 137 and 139 Spruce

;?'ield Peter brickmaker Thirteenth above Sassafras

'. ?'ield Peter, gardener Irish lane

Field P. gardener Greenwich below Second

fField Peter waiter 20 Hurst street

Field Samuel, grocer 6 High — d h 17 Arch

Field Samuel & Charles, grocers 6 High

Field Samuel, silverplater 11 N. 7th— d h 91 N. 9th

Field Samuel, victualler Thirteenth above Race

Field Thomas, blacksmith 4 Flint's court

Field Thomas S. merchant 433 north Front

Field Thomas, saddler 6 Shield's court

Field William, labourer 4th above Masters (N L)

Fife John, weaver Lombard west Schuylkill Seventh •

Fife William, reedraaker Schuvlkill Third below High

Filbert Peter, 52 George (S)

Fimple Mary, widow back 14 Kunckel

Filleter Thomas weaver German road near Second

Filley Harve]*& Co. tinplateworkers cor. 13th arKl High

Finch Elizabeth, widow of John A. 41 north Sixth

Finch Elizabeth, widow 44 south Front

Finch Peter, labourer 28 Elizabeth street

Fink Adam, stockingweaver Ger. road below Fourth

Fink George, stockingweaver cor. Third and Ger. r.

Fink Jacob, sen. stockingweaver 3d near Ger. road

Fink Nicholas, printer 3 Lombard

Finkbine Frederick, shoemaker Thirteenth bel. Chesnut

Finlaw Fow, woodsawyer 28 Bread

Finley Anthony, bookseller, &c. NE corner Chesnut

and Fourth— d h 65 Cherry street
Finley John, hatter Sch. Eighth near Vine
Finnegan Charles W. accountant 2 Sugar alley
Finnegan Mrs. of James, 2 Sugar alley
1' mny Charles hatter 92 Cedar [see Phinney Isf Feeny
Finley & Johnson, milliners 6 north 7th
Finn Mary, widow milliner 122 Locust
tFinney Samuel porter 230 Race
Firehocker Henry, carter Second above German, roarl

FIS whit£Ly's annual

tFi'.ing Joseph, shoemaker, Baker's alley

Firing George, grocer 127 Green

Firth Preston, C. inspector of lumber 28 Ann (N L)

Fish Charles H. ferry and innkeeper High st ferry S. side

Fish James, shallopoian cor. Green & Lily alley

Pish Samuel P. whartbuilder Queen near Frank, road

fPisher Abraham, mariner Osbourn's court

Fishey Andrew, hatter 25 Higli — d h 22 Arch

Fisher Ann Ehza, widow of James, 294 Arch

Fisher Ann, stall 51 New M .rket south Second

Fisher Ann, shopkeeper 506 Sassafras

Fisher Casper, ropemaker Washington above Front

Fisher Christopher, baker 341 Callowhill

Fisher David, pamter, &c. 12 Prospect alley

Fisher EUzabeth widow seamstress 19 Cox*s alley

Fisher Ehzabeih Powell, 170 Chesnut

Fisher Ehzabeth, widow Hanover above Queen

Fisher Fred grocer & tavern SW cor. Shippen and 4th

Fisher Gtorge, nailer 28 Gillf s' alley

Fisher George, 41 N. L. market and Ger. r. ab. Master

Fisher George we'avcr Prince near Marlborough

Fisher George, whai-tbuilder Beach near High bridge

Fisher George, drover Ger. road below Fourth

Fisher George, (Old Masonic Kail inn) 12 Filbert street

Fisher George, weaver Marlbra near Bedford

Fisher Hanse H. sea captain 206 Cherry

Ffeher Henrv, brickmaker 500 R-ace

Fisher Henrv, wheelwright OakN L.near Browne

Fisher Jacob', carpenter 49 Browne (N L)

Fisher James C. merchant 177 Chesnut

Fisher John, combmaker 43 Budd

Fisher John, blacksmith, Si. Joseph's avenue

Fisher John, C. jr. plasterer Race W Schi.vlkill 8th

Fisher John, victualler Gardn above Pegg's run

Fisher John, labourer Schuylj^dl 8th above Race

Fisher John, victualler Wood near Garden

Fisher John, milkman Ger. road below 1st gate

Fisher John, sen Germantown road near 4th

Fisher John, brickmaker Sch. 8th above Race

Fisher John, labourer Queen near Frankford road

Fisher J. N lace and fringe weaver 121 Mulberry

Fisher John, coachtrimmev4 Myers' coort

Fisher John, painter &c. Juniper alley

Fisher John, cordwainer Hoffman's alley

Fisher John P. siUerplater 10 Prospect alley

Fisher Joseph, ferrvman Camden N. J.

Fisher Joseph, victualler stall 26 4th street market

Fisher Lvdia widow north 4th above Browne

fisher Marv, widow 365 Arch

Fisher Margaret storekeeper^ 429 north Front

Fisher Mary, widow Cedar above 12th

Fisher Michael, sea captain 190 St. John

Fisher widow of Miers, 11 south 9th

PHILADEl^PfllA DIRECTORY. FIZ

Fislier Martin and Son, thermometer and spectacle tna-

ken. 105 north Second
Fisher Rachel, dry goods store 190 south Second
Fisher Rebecca, gentlewoman 306 Chcbnut
Fisher Robert Y. mariner back 17 north Eighth
Fisher Samuel, cardfactory Rearsticker's court
Fisher Sam. R. mercht 27 D; ck— d. h. 110 south Front
Fisher Sarah, Mrs. tailore<^s 119 Swanson
Fisher Sarah W. widow 290 Chesnut
Fibher William, mariner 16 Mary
Fisher \Vm. W. mercht. 312 Chesnut above^ Eleventh
Fisher widov>r of Elias, tavernkeeper Oak (N. L.) n h. b.
Fisler Charles, grocer 146 N' 4th — d h. 59 S-ibsafras
Fisler Jacob H. merchant tailor 157 north Second
Fiss Henr\', blacksmitn 326 Ciillnwjiill
Fiss Henry tanner Kuncke) above Tammany
Fiss Jacob hog vict. garden near Callowhill
Fiss John, carpenter 124 Filbert street
Fiss John, late grocer 86 north 1 l:h
Fiss Joseph sailmaker Grissell's alley
Fiss Joseph, m. d 71 Green
Fiss Samuel, cabinetmaker 8 Little Pine
Fiss \Vm. sailmaker 58 Cable lane
Fitch Thomas, exchange broker 4 south Third — d. h.

127 north 9th
Fitch Thomas, m. d. near 127 north Ninth
Fite Andrew, labourer Ridge road above Callowhill
Fite Mar}', midwife alley between Bt-ach and Alien
Fite Samuel, cordwainer back 450 Race
Fithian John, (Easton hotel) 121 north Water
Fitler Daniel vict. ab. 508 N. 2d — stall 20 N. L. market
Fitler Jacob, late sheriff, 511 nortu 2d opposite Beaver
Fitler Jacob, jr. tanner 554 north Second
Fitler Wnu tanner and currier 515 and 519 N. Second
fFitz Todd waiter M ies alley
Fitzevan Lewis, weaver Rose alley
fFitzgerald David, woodsawyer 235 Cedar
Fitzgerald George, cooper Spaff ra street
fFitzgerald Jacob, carpenter 6th a^ove Poplar
fFitzgerald Jeremiah, waiter Clever alley
Fitz^^erald Jesse, innkeeper 139 lorth Trjird
fFitzgerald Phillis widow Merev^v.h's court
Fitzgerald Thomas, barkeeper 52 Passyunk road
Fitzgerald Thomas, 132 Lnmbaid
Fitzpatrick John, vict. N. L. market— d. h. 4th ab.

Franlin
Fitzpatrick Maiy, wido v R -^e alley near Browne
Fizel Elij. papefhanger 3l4 Sj.ssafras
Fizeli Lewis, carpenter Pnnce n*ar Crown
Fizon Jt^hn, labourer 1 Buttonwowi
FizoHe Jacob, c ar,)enter back 321 Race
Fizone Lewis, stocking weaver, Rose alley above Coates

FLI whitely's annual

Flagler Gilb. m. d. & man- mid wife 208 S. 5th corner

Sliippen
Flagler Valentine, 27 North alley
Flahaven MargareV, storekeeper 89 N. Second
Flaherty Edward, cordwainer 433 south Front
Flake Ann, widow 172 north 8th
Flake -Benj. labourer Quten near Palmer
Flake George, painter &c. 198 Arch and 55 north 8th
Flake George, coachniaker 55 north 8th
fFlamer Alexander labourer St. Mary below 8th
fFlamer Salomon, labourer St. Mary below 8th
Flanagan James, cordwainer Baker's court
Flannegan James, carpenter Bread above Sassafras
Flanagan Owen, bookvender 17 Beck's alley
Flanagan Patrick, tailor 249 south 4th
Flanagan Stephen, pilot 444 south Front
Flanagan Wm. shoemaker 39 George (S.)
Flanagan Wm. T. shoemaker 68 German street
Flannery William, carpenter Broad above Race and

160 Cherry
Fleck Elizabeth, widow 83 Ninth
Fleegal George, master armourer United States arsenal
Fleetwood Jos. oysterman 1 Decatur or back 210 High
Fleming Alexander, innkeeper 244 south Front
Fleming F. French boardinghouse 129 south Stxond
Fleming Robert, wholesale and retail grocery comer

Market and Sch. 7th
Fleming Thomas cordwaiiSer 53 Callowhill
Fleming Wm. sea captain 150 south 5th
Flenner Ann, widow Mulberry alley above 8th
Fleshhower Martin, carter Steinmetz court
Fletcher Ann, widow 250 Lombard
fFletcher Anthony, mariner Portland lane
Fletcher Catharine, cake baker 110 north 7th
Fletcher C. & G. jewellers &c. N E cor. Chesnut and 3d
Fletcher Edward, tobacconist 93 St, John
Fletcher 8c Gardiner, silversmiths & jewellers 130

Chesnut, next above Philadelphia bank
Fletcher Jo.shua, bookbinder back 3 Little Pine
Fletcher John, oysterman Huddell's court
Fletcher Rebecca, boardinghouse 172 Mulbeny
Fletcher Sarah, widow Locust above 12th
Fletcher Thos. jeweller 130 Chesnut— d. h. 157 S.5th
Flexon Charles, rigger 42 (German
Flick Andrew, curritr 72 Crown
Flick Elizabeth, v/idow Prince near Hanover
Flick Geo. blockmaker 144 Water — d. h, 142 N. Front
Flick Thomas, shoemaker Queen near Bishop (K.)
Flitk William, fisherman Bishop near Quern
Flickwire widow of David carpenter 24 German
Flictor Catharine, widow Sch. Eighth above Cherry
Fling B. & W. B. cabinetmakers back of 113 Chesnut
Fling Daaiel, clock and watchmaker John ab. Callowhill

PHILADKLPHIA DIRECTORY. FOl.

Fling Edward, painter &c. 7 Ho.rmony court

Fling Hunnah, widow Callowhill above 6th

Fling Su^n, Doardinghouse 113 Chesnut

Flinn Alexander, shoemaker oOl south Front

Flinn Robert, plasterer 381 Race

Flint Achilles, cabinetmaker 277 Walnut

Flint Erastus, cabinetmakers south Twelfth

Flint John, coachmaker 13 Filbert a»d 210i Mulberrj-

Flintham Elizabeth, widow 91 Vine

Flintham VVm. merchant 218 Arch

Flintoft Christiana, widow 72 Vine

Flisher Elizabeth widow Queen near Shakamaxou

Flitcraft Francis innkeeper 448 north Front street

Flomerfelt Geo. Columbian shoe manuf. S. W. corner

High and Sch. Eighth
Flood Matthew, labourer 180 south Fourth
Florence David, boatbuilder 32 Swanson — d. h. 374 S.

Front
Florence Eleanor, widow tailoress 25 Pavham's alley
Florence 8c Sheets, boatbuilders 32 Swanson
Flour Aaron, 104 south Fifth

Flowers Christopher, cedar cooper White man's alley
Flower John, 45 Swanson

Flowers Geo. jun. grocer S. E. corner Race and Eightii
Flowers Thomas carter S. W. comer Newmarket and

Callowhill
Flowers Thomas, pilot 36 Passyunk road
Floyd Jemima, widow back 69 Christian
Floyd John, grocer 265 south Third
Floyd John, groc«j: S. W. corner Fourth andOerman
Floyd Wm. carter back 3 Passyunk road
Fluck Catharine widow of Adam, 119 Callowhill
Fluker Thomas, cordwainer Passyunk below Prime
Fobes George W. merchant, 275 High
Foeld Thomas, blacksmith 7 Flint's court
Foering Abraham, saddler and harnessmaker 228 N ^
Foering Frederick, currier and justice of the peace 145

north Third \j&ee Farinf^

Foering Samuel & Frederick, curriers 265 {north Second
Fogal Nicholas, woodsawyer 447 north Third
Foley Edmund, labourer back 57 south Water
Folk Caleb, 6 north 11th
Folk Mar\% widow 31 Coates* alley
Folkrod Elizabeth, vvidow 35 Ann
Folkr.Ki Joshua, tinplateworker 233 High
Folsji.n Joshua, baker Race near Sck ^venth
Fobwell Charles S. merch. 26 north 2d — d. h. 233 Arch
FoUvell & Coraly, merchants 97 High
Folwell Eliza, widow 442 south Bront
Folwell Job, cordwainer 14 York court
Fohvell John, cord w diner Newmarket street
Folwell Jcnn, merchai.t 47 N. Front cor. Coombe's alley
Folwell Nathan, merch. 97 High— d. h. 343 N. Third

FOR vhitely's annual

Folwell Samuel, tailor back 4 Oak street (S.)

Folwell Thomas J. merchant 63 High

Folwell Thomas, taih.r 39 Duke (N L )

Folwell W.n. merdiant 37 north Frojit — d. h. 253 Arch

Folwell Wm. jr. merch. 55 N. Fronted h. 235 Arch st.

F«nde' Andre', 91-Budd

Foote Benj. E. accountant 29 Dock-id. h. 132 N. 11th

Foote James K. innkeeper (Washington head^ Callovr-

hill near 12th
Foote John, shoemaker 35 Meade alley
Forbes Jared, ladies shoemaker Galbreath's court

[see J^odes
Forbes George domestic store High above 12th — d. h.

26 George street
Forbes Maiy, widow 20 Maiy (S.)
Forbes Thomas, ladies shoemaker back 113 Christi.aft
Force Ann, tailoress 28 Mary
Ford Abm stonemason Arch west of Sch. 8th
Ford David, carver and gilder 9 Garden street
Ford Deborah, 47 Gaskill
Ford Edward, plasterer Sch. 5th below High
Ford Elizabeth, widow 105 north Sixth
Ford George, grocer 106 north Seventh
Ford Jacob, wheelwright 88 north 6th— d. h. 166 N. 8th
fFord Jacob, waiter back 14 north 10th
Ford John, merchant 206 High — d. h. 8 north 7th.
Ford Mary, boardinghouse 8 Fromberger*s court
Ford Mary, widow Fc^urth above Poplar lane
Ford Mary, widow 16 Wagner's alley
Ford Peter, 211 south Third
Ford Sarah, widow, storekeeper 33 north Sixth
Fordham John, shipwright Beach near Bishop
Fordh am Richard, shipwright Queen above Cherry
Fordyce Abraham, chairmaker back 61 Budd
Forehand Mary, widow 8 Fitz waiter
tForeman Jacob, waiter Nonh street
Foreman Jo.^hua D cordwainer Fuller's alley
tForeman Wm. labourer 129 Cherry
Forman Andrew, labourer Bedford near Crown
Forman Enoch, blacksmith Camden, N. J. /
Foi-man Isaac, teacher 61 north 7th [see Furman

Forman Isaac, innkeeper S. E corner Shippen & 4th
Forman Thomas, mariner 267 S. 4th
Forman and Laning, livery stable Camden, N. J.
Forepaugb Christiana, widow back 14 Kunckel
Forepaugh widow of William, James above Charles
Fcrepaugh Mary, storekeeper 267 north Third
Fommau Godfrey, labovirer Sch. 3d below Chesnut
Forrest James, baker 6 Prosperoiis alley
Forrest Rebecca, widow 77 Cedar
Forrester Catharine, 100 Arch
Forrester Henr}-, blacksmith 8 St. Mary street

Forrestier 282 Coates street [see Fouresitei'

Forsburg John, carpenter Weaver's alley

rUlLADLLPHIA DIRECTORY. FOU

Forst Abraham, Jew-victualler 263 north 8th

Forst David, tavern & grocery v)ak. n Coates (N. L.)

Forst William, upholsterer 5 VVatson's alley-

Forsyth Jumes, innkeeper 71 south Water

Forsyth James, gentleman south 5th below Cedar

Forsythe Isaac, carpenter 64 south 6th

Fors) the and Maule, smiths, Ridge road above Vine

Fort'Daniel, bricklayer 389 Sassafras

Fort Lewis C. accountant 108 Gaskill

Forte Levi, cordwainer 58 Meade alley

fForten James, sailmaker 95 South wharves — d h 92

Lombard
Fortener Egbert, waterman 11 Poplar laue ab. Front
Fortescue Joseph, shipmaster Mifflin's court
Fortescue Thomas, carpenter 46 Almond

Fortunate , shallopman back 15 Poplar lane

tForiune Franklin, labourer Browne above Fourth

fportune John, sweep 147 Browne (N.L.)

jFortune John, svreepmaster 12 St. Mary street

fFortune John, hairdresser 384 south Second

Fortune Margaret, widow Shields' court

Fortune Michael, lottery office 117 Chesnut

tFoss Henry, mariner back 90 Shippen

jFossett Ellis, mariner Quince below Locust

roster Adam, mariner 28 Little Water

Foster Ann, seamstress back 351 north Third

Foster Conrad, whipmaker 419 north Second

Foster David, fanner 9 Flint's court

Foster Ehza, widow Tammany^^bove St. John

Foster Elizabeth, widow Prime above Front

Foster Gabriel B. cordwainer b.ck 132 Callowhill

Foster Hannah Mrs widow 23 Coomb's alley

Foster Isaac, labourer Stillhouse alley

Foster James, cordwainer 30 Coates' alley

Foster Jane, widow Locust below Thirteenth i

Foster John, caulker Hanover near Queen

Foster John, tobacconist 67 New st.

Foster Jos. bookbinder 24 Strawberry

Foster Margaret, Pnnce near West (K.)

Foster Mary, widow 82 German

Foster Rebecca, widow 14 Juniper lane

Foster Sarah, widow Tammanv near St. John

Foster Sarah, widow Camden N. J.

Foster Silas, pilot 36 Almond

Foster Thomas, shoemaker S. Fifth below Christian

Foster, Thomas & Mary 10 Hoffman's alley

Foster WiUiam, raercham: Nonh alley

Fotterall and Brothers, w holesale and retail drygoods

store and carpet warehouse, 31 south Sov^oiid
Fotterall Stephen E. merchant, c. h. back 31 south 2d —

d h 68 south Front
Foudray John, tobacconist 4 Gray's alley
Fougeray George I. stove raanuf. 99 north Second

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FOX

WHITELY S ANNUAL

Fougcray Rene' J. & Son, iron store and stove manuf.

99 N. Second and 162 north Third
Foulk Andrew, shallopinan Oak (S.)
Foulk Wm. carpenter back 110 north Eighth
Fouike Caleb, steel manuf. 19 Minor— d h 5 north 11th
Foulke C, &; Wright, hardware merchants 151 High
Fouike Charles, hardware merch. 151 High--dh 110 S. 3d
Foulke Eliza, Mulberry court
Fouike Hannah, gentlewoman 6 north Eleventh
Fouike John P. painter 444 N. 3d [see Faulk ^ Folk
Foulke Mary, widoAv 425 north Fourth
Foulke Richard P. grocer 24 north Eighth cor. Filbert
Foulkrod Mahlon, b;.ker Sixth below Coates
Foulon Lewis, cor. Sch. Front and Vine
Foulster Wm. mariner 115 Swanr>on
Fountain Sarah, widow 469 south Front
Fouquet Louis, grocer 373 Arch

Fourestier , 282 Coates [see Forrester

Fournier and George, merchants 229 High

Fourtanie J. & Rousseau, tinplate workers and lamp

manufacturers 47 Aixh
Fousatt John B. merchant 181 south 7th [see Foussatt
Fouser David, cabinetmaker Crown above Callowhill
Fouse Matthias, shoemaker 59 Green
Foust Henry, saddler 186 Callowhill
Foust Michael, tailor Broad above Race
Fowe George, vict. 56 High st. market, old shambles
Fowe Jacob, victualler Spafford
Fowe John, victualler Crown near Frankford road
Fowe Peter, brickmaker Walnut W. Schuylkill Second
Fowe Wm. vict Shakamaxon, stall 2 Callowhill market
Fowe \Vm. jun. victualler back 296 south Seventh
Fowe widow of Henry, washerwoman Shakamaxon
Fowgey Susan, millmer o5 north Fourth ab. Prince
Fowle George M. merchant 40 Dock
Fowler Enoch, fruiterer 134 Callowhill
Fowler J. A. 13 Fitz waiter
Fowler James, labourer back 109 Christian
Fowler Mary, widow Hoffman's alley
Fowler Rebecca, widow back 380 south Second
Fowler Samuel, segarmaker William (N. L.^
Fowser Edward, carter 458 south Second
Fox Adam, carpenter 522 south Front
fFox Charles, coachman back 50 Currant alley
Fox Christian, weaver 113 Green
Fox Dorothea, widow Hoffman's alley
Fox Edward, secretary to the American Fire Insurance

company, 101 Chesnut
Fox Francis, shopkeeper 175 north Third
Fox Frederick and John, tallow chandlers Marlboro'

above Prince
Fox George, gentleman 274 Chesnut
Fox George, waterman Frankford road near Queen

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. FRA

Fox George, carpenter Palmer above West (K.)
Fox George, baker Race near Schuylkill Third
Fox George, labourer Cherry near West (K)
'. ""ox Haimah, spinster 6 south Tenth
•Fox Henry, porter Acorn alley
"Fox Isaac, porter back 71 Christian
: ToK James, dealer 46 High — d h ^1 Jones's alley
.?ox James, upholsterer 152 Spruce
Fox John, vict. Budd near Poplar—stall 9 N. L. market
Fox John, cabinetmaker 107 Budd
Fox John, tobacconist back 142 Browne
Fox widow of John, brickmaker 367 Arch
Fox John, tavern &; stablekeeper Filbert ab. Eleventh
Fox Joseph, teacher 224 Lombard
Fox Lewis, baker Sixth above Poplar
Fox Michael, brickmaker 12 north Ninth
Fox Michael, shoemaker 54 Pcnn ,
Fox Mrs. widow Marlboro* near Prince
Fox Samuel, accountant 214 north Front
Fox Samuel, brickmaker 37 Filbert
Fox Sarah M. widow, gentlewoman 23 Sansoan
Fox Peter, rigger 26 Catharine
Fox widow of Wm. Arch west of Schuylkill Second
Fox William, carpenter Buttonvvood near Fifth
Foxhill Thomas, victualler 44 Passyunk road
Foy Mary, mantuamaker 136 Race
Foy Michael, tailor Pine above Thirteenth
Frabel John, tailor 71 Christian
Fraley Enoch, shoemaker 353 north Front
Fraley widow of Jacob, biscuitbaker back 198 CedaP
Fraley John U. baker 17 Church alley
Fraley Joseph, plasterer Beach near the market
Fraley Martha, widow 74 north Seventh
Fraley Peter, nailer Beach below Shakamaxon
Francis Ann, boardinghouse 24 Mary
Francis Catharine, widow Poplar lane above St. John
fFrancis Charles, labourer Lombard below Sixth
Francis Charles, gentleman 131 Walnut
Francis Christiana, widow Palmer near West
Francis David, wheelwright Camden N. J.
fFrancis Francis, bootcleaner 76 Plum
Francis John, corner Race and Schuylkill Third
Francis John, carter Juniper above Race
Francis John, mariner 251 north Front
fFrancis John, shoemaker 200 south Sixth
fFrancis John, labourer Rose near Germantown road
Frajicis Joseph, potter 500 north Front

Fr incis Mark, sawyer Lombard below Sixth
: ?'rancis Mary, widow 229 south Fifth [see Fraunces
;?'raucis Susannah, widow 97 Callowhill

"Francis Thomas, sawyer 31 Prosperous alley
Francis widow of Thos. W. merchaiit 77 south Fourth
" ?'rancis William, comedian 70 north Eighth
■ Francisco John, labourer Allen's alley

FRA whitely's annual

Francisco, William, carter Spafford street
■'Francois Bernard, labourer back 96 Shippen
fFrangois Mary, -widow 228 Shippen
Franck George, tobacconist 317 north Second
Franck Lather, glassworks Cedar near Schuylkill— d h

196 north Eighth
Frank C. painter, &c. 479 Race and 94 N Eleventh
fFrank Cyras, labourer 13 Parham's alley
Frank Elizabeth, widow 32 north Tenth
Frank Henry, farmer north Front opposite West
Frank Jacob, tanner Noble above Fifth
Frank Jacob, tailor 73 north Tenth {_8ee Frankft

Frank John, sugar refiner 195 St. John
Frank widow of John, Marlborough near West
Frank Lewis P. printer 52 north Tenth
Frankelbery Sarah, tailoress 5 M'CuUoch's court
Frankish Samuel, printer Clever alley
Franklin Ellen, widow, nurse 36 Appletree alley
FrankUn George, hairdresser Marlborough near Queen
Franklin John, West near Hanover
Frankliu Joseph, constable cor. 5th and Buttonwood
IFranklin Joseph, labourer back 100 north Eleventh
Franklin Lemuel, boot manufactory 59 south Thii-d
Franklin Lydia, widow Lolar's court
Fmnklin Margaret, widow tailoress 252 south Seventh
Frarjkhn Nathaniel, sea captain 35 south Front
Franklin Samuel R. teacher Sch. 5th below High
Franks George, tanner 5th below Buttonwood
Franks Isaac, prothonotar>' of the supreme court of the
Eastern district of Pennsylvania, East wing of the
State-house
Franks Jacob, carpenter Old York r. below Callowhill
Franks John, watchman 102 north 5th
Franks John, labourer 195 St Jol\n [see Frank

Franks John, mariner 385 south Front
Franks Lewis, dravman back 38 Crown
Franks Mary Mrs.' widow 181 north Eighth
Franks William, tobacconist 371 north Fourth
Fraser Andrew, gentleman Fourth near George
Fraser James, mariner 118 Lombard
Fraser Thomas, carpenter Poplar lane above St. Johns
Fr^tus Anthony, mariner near Allen st. Frankford r.
Frazer Ann, widow SE corner Fourth and Walnut
Frazier Ann, boardinghouse 124 Spruce
Frazer Emanuel, carpenter 278 south Seventh
Frazer Robert, counsellor and. attorney at law, West-
chester road 12 miles from Philadelphia
Frazier Anthony, carpenter Blackberry alley
Frazier Eleanor, widow 1 Bud's court
Frazier Elizabeth, widow 183 north Front
Frazier James P. turner Prospect alley
Frazier John, starch manuf. S. 5th below Christian
Frazier John, wheelwright Noble below Third

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. FRE

Frazier Thomas, carpenter Poplar lane near St. John

Frazier Wm. mariner 78 Ptnn

Frazier Wra. thread manutHCturer Christian cor. Fifth

Frazier Wm labourtr near 6 Emlen's court

Fredc rick. Elizabeth, widow or John P. back 227 Walnut

Frederick GtiT.^e, musical insti-umeiit maker 5 Fayette

Frederick Gvt^rge, watchman 149 Moyamerising road^

Frederick George, fisherman. Wood above Prince (K.)

Frederick Joiin L. engraver and music store 53 S.4th —

d h 5 Fasette
Frederick John, carter Shields* alley
Fiederick Mary, widow Buttonwood lane
Frederick Masey, widow 24 Parham's alley
Frederick Wm. S. groctr 354 Callow hill
■fFrederickson Abraham, shoemaker Ann W. Sch. 8tU
Frederickson Godfrey, sugar- re finer 214 north Second
Fredly Casner, basketmaker Germ, road bel. 1st gate
Freheller Ge< rge, cordwa.ner Germ, road near Fourth
Free Btnjamin, storekeeper 102 north Second
Free Euward, carter and powder carrier 237 N. Second
F-ee Samuel, carter Laurel st. near Budd (N. L.)
Freeberger Peter, hatter 18 Sugar alley
Freeburn Daniel, blacksii;lt;i 101 Christian
Freed A. mahoganv frame maker Green cor. St. John
Freed David, flour store S E cor Noble and Third
Freed George, cordwainer (ierm. road near Fourth
Freed George, mahogany framcmaker 91 Green
Freed Henry, (Kensington hotel) Franktord r. ab. Queen
Freehajt George, cordwainer Gerni. road near Fourth
Fveel Margap.t, widow 25 Hurst street
Freeland i)a\id S. U Co. hatters 22 High
Freeland John, .shoemaker 31 Germaii
fFreeman Catharine, widow back 183 Sjjruce
Freeman Hannah, widow 12 Sugar ailev
Freeman Henry G. attorney and counsellor at law 38

Walnut
Freeman Jacob, grocer Cedar below Twelfth
tFieeman James^ waiter 120 Christian
jFreeman John, coachman Fries's court
Freeman L widow 131 Locust
Freemaii T. B. auctioneer N W cor. Chesnut & Seventh

— d b S E comer Chesnut and Tenth
Freestone Robert, silverplater 43 Coates* alley
Freeston Wm. coachtrimmer 37 Moyamensing road
Freeze Margaret, mantuaniaker Castle street
Frcnaye Mark A. merchant 271 High coiner Seventh
Frenave & Fontanges, merchants IS W ccr. 7th & High
Frenaye Peter S. mercht. 271 High— d h 184 S- 11th
French John, toll gacherer at Isr. gate Ridge road
French Mahlon, printer 1.5 Gray's alley
French Wm. P, blacksmith 7 Federal
Freno Paul, storekeeper 28 Spruce
Freshmuth Jacob, tobacconist 225 Callowhill ab. Sixth

FRY whitely's annuai-

Prevail Mrs. Powell street
Freyberg Joseph, victualler 261 north Eighth
Fre)'muth Benjamin, printer 89 Passyunk road
Freytag Dan. potter and queeusware store 139 Cedai
Freytag Daniel C. china, &c. store 68 nort i Third
Freytag & Kempman, china glass and queensware stoi'e

68 north Third
Freytag Michael, justice of the peace 198 south Fifth
Frezell Lewis, carpenter Crown above Queen
Frick Jacob & Co. editors and publishers of the Ame-
rican Centinel 22 Walnut
Frick Jacob, editor of the Am. Centinel 56 north Front
Frick Jacob, brickmaker Thorn's court, (N L)
Frick Michael, brassfounder 364 north Third
Fricke Henry, cabinetmaker 209 St John
Fricker Joseph, gentleman 362 north Second
Fricker John, cabinetmaker 69 Green and 356 N. 2d
Freidlein John A. Shippen near Passyunk
Friel William, grocer 191 south Sixth
Friend Andrew, smith 41 south Tenth
Frier Mary, widow tavernkeeper Second near Camac
Fries John, sen. gentleman 167 Mulberiy
Fries John, jun. 167 Mulberry
Fries Mary, widow «*j6 Callowhill
Friez widow of Conrad, Sch. Eighth below Arch
Frisby Stephen, sawyer Quince above Locust
Fritez Peter F. printer 234 north Front
Fritz- Christopher, b;*ker 100 north Seventh
Fritz Elizabeth, widow 179 St. John
Fritz Ehzabeth, widow 52 Mulberry
Fritz George, carter Greorge (N L) near 4th
Fritz George, blacksmith Ger. road above Third
Fritz Jacob\ cabinetmaker 13 South alley
Fritz John, 10 South alley

Fritz widow of Peter, stonecutter 220 Sassafras
Fromberger Maria, 187 Pine
Frombergcr John, tobacconist 30 Ann
Frost D xniel, mate, 4 Budd
Frost Mary, widow nurse 163 north Third
Frost Thomas, painter 21 Charlotte
Frost Thomas, trnnkraaker 169 north Sixth
Frowert John, boot and shoemaker 62 north Fifth
Frowcrt John jr. boot and shoemaker 232 Swanson
Frowert Lewis H. boot and shoemaker 281 Vine
Frugornain Godfrey, shipmaster back 140 south 5th
Fry EUis, late victualler Wood above Seventh
Fry George, Windsor and fancy chairmaker 88 N. Front
Fry Henry, mevchynt 176 High
Fry John,'baker 46 Vine
Frv John H shoe w are) louse S E comer Third and High

— d h 19 Franklin court
Fry John, mariner 5 Coxe's allev
Fry J. blockmaker 139 N. Water— d h 34 Elfreth's ar.

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. FUR

Fry Lucretia, widow Lily alley above Green
Fry William, printer 63 S. Fitth— d h 65 south Fifth
Fryburg Joseph, vict. 57 N. 8th — stall 13 old t>hambles
Fryburg Susan, widow of John, vict. 57 north Eighth
Fryday George H. baker Thirteenth below Vine
Fryer & Anderson, drygoods store 48 south Second
Fryer Eve, shopkeeper 356 north Third
Fryer John, mariner 59 Queen ^S)
Fryer William 71 Callow hill
Fulker Philip, labourer back 473 north Third
Fullen Lewis, cotton manuf. cor. Vine and Sch. Front
Fuller Mary, widow of James, back 22 Pea--
Fullender Aaron, labourer Hanover above Bedford
Fulkr Archibald, baker 45 Plum
;?'uller John, pilot 58 Cathaiine
'. ?'ullert«in Alexander, gentleman 33 Filbert
7ullerton C. boardinghouse near 23 Oak (NL)
i^ullerton Eleanor, widow 28 Queen
; TuUerton Mrs. boardinghouse 72 south Fourth
' i^'ullerton Wm. labourer Old Yord road above Poplar i-
■ Fulman Isaac, labourer Spaiford
"Fulman Isaac, labourer Grissel's allev
f Fulman Philip, porter 8 Warner's court
Fullmer Frederick, watchman Wood above Eighth
Fullmer John, merchant 8 Old York road
Fulmer John, carpenter Franklin street near Fourth
Fulmer John, milkman near the City Hospital
Fulmer John, carpenter Palmer near West
Fulmer Mary, widow 18 Budd
Fulton George, accountant 2 Harmony court
Fulton, James, storekeeper 22 Lombard
Fulton Maiy, widow 11 north Tenth
Fulton Samuel, salt and plaster store 365 High— d h 50

Filbert
Fulton Jane, widow 32 German
Fulwiler John, joiner Hinckel's court
Fulwood Charles, shoemaker Pfeiffer's court
Funk Jacob, milkman, West above Wood
Funk James, mariner Second above Germantown road
Funk John, shopkeeper 173 St. John
Funk Susan, widow 5th above Buttonwood
Funston Johnson, weaver Cadwalader near Pitt
Funston Joseph, weaver 23 Franklin
Funston Thomas, grocer cor. Poplar lane and St. John
Funston William, bottler N W cor. Front 5c Catharine
Furdanandurz Joseph, mariner 45 Catharine
Furey Charles, weaver Hazel alley below Locust
Furey. Charles, jun. paver 168 Locust
Furey John S conveyancer and tax collector Hazel a J

ley below Locust
Furey John, cordwainer Loxley's court
Furdge Henry, bood binder 3 Farmer's row
furlong Elizabeth, widow 190 Lombard

GAL whitely's annual

Furlong James, grocer 2 Littlt Water

Furman Abija\i»tinplcite worker Ann ab. Sch. Eighth

Fur:nan Adeline, lady Gecrge above Tenth ^see FormatL

Furman & ?.'rDanel, v;ojchspringmakers Grape

Furman Jonatnan, smith Spruce st. — dh 128 south 5th

Furman Ruth, widow Alder alley

fFurrow Jos,epli, bootcleaiier Quivice below Locust

Furter Moses, victualler 77 High street market

Furze J tmes, accountant 323 south Sec«)nd

Fuss Mary, widow baker Federal above Second

Fussman William, waterman bnck 517" north Third

Fussman William, labourer 97 Budd

Fyan Catharine, widow 39 Coates

GABLE JX3HN, carpenter 451 north Second

Gable Peter, jun. carpenter Poplar lane near Front

Gable Peter, carpenter 418 north Front

Gadsdell Elizabeth Mrs, 297 Spruce

Gaffany Edward, soapboiler 252 south Fifth

Gagle Philip, printer 411 north Fourth

Gailey William, grocer Frankford road above Queen

Gaiilard G. T. importer of French dry goods 85 Chesnut

Gains William, tailor 1 Schriver's court

Galbreath James, carter 109 Queen (S)

Gal!)reath Robert, carter 119 Queen (S)

Galbraith Margaret, widow 58 Duke .-treet

Gale Isaac, cordwainer Beach near High bridge

jGale Jane, back 8 Blackberry alley

Gale Maltck, woollen manufacturer 112 Plum

tGile Richard, waiter 127 Cherry

Gale William, labourer 236 St. John

Gallagher Anthony. labourer Washington ab.Callowhill

Gallagher Bernard, grocer 12 south Seventh

Gallagher Daniel, labourer 18 Fitz waiter

Gallagher Hugh, labourer Bedford above Seventh ^

Gallagher Jacob, ivoiyturner Phillips' court

Gallagher James, m d. south Fifth, corner Library

Gallagher J'.nn, labourer 288 south Fourth

Gallagher John, labourer back 26 Barron

Gallagher Lewis, labourer Prince near West (K)

Gallagher Margaret, widow 5 Jones' alley

Gallagher Mary, tailoress 87 Small

Gallagher Mary, mantuamaker 38 Middle alley

Gallagher Mary, chinastore 116 north Second

Gallagher Michael, labourer cor. German and Passyunk

Gallagher Patrick, labourer hack 50 Currant alley

G diaghtr William, labourer Marlborough ab. Prince

Galligher, widow of Andrew, 43 north Sixth

Gallagher John, coachmaker back 134 south Fourth

Gallagher William, brickn\aker Lombard near Sch.

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. GAR

Gallard 8c Co. jewellery manuf. 103 north Third

Gallard Peter, jeweller 103 north Third

Gallay Henrv, sailnnaker 17 German

Galley Ann C. widow tobacconist 64 north Second

Gaily Isaac C. tobacconist and innkeeper (sign Battle of

Trenton) 238 south 3d
Galioner Theresa, widow Palmer below West
Gallr^way John, mechanist and engineer 82 north Third
Galloway John, tailor 56 Meade alley
Galloway William, labourer 24 Sugar alley
Gall way John, carpenter Barclay's alley
Gal way James, teacher Federal above Front
Gamard L. m d 32 south Tliird
Gamble Archibald, clerk 363 north Second
Gamble, widow of James, 216 Spruce
Gamble John, weaver Fitzwalter street cor. Seventli
Gamble John, skindresser Second above Poplar lane
Gamble Jane, widow 14 Queen (S)
Gamble John M. major U. S, M. C. navy yard
Gamble Thomas, worsted manuf. High between Sch.

Third and Fourth
Gamble Thomas, moroccodresser 546 north Third
Gamble William, mariner 70 German
Gampher Michael, cojper 39 Lombard — dh 274 S 5th
Gance John, 262 Arch

Gandy Enoch, waterman Sch. Eighth above Race
Gandy & Son, dry goods store 17 north Second
Gandy Thomas, shallopman back 12 Christian
iGanges Aaron, waiter 6 Poplar alley
jGanges Millender, carter Sch. Front above Mulberry
Oanlen Thomas, labourer 55 Catharine
Gann John, blacksmith Queen near Hanover
Gano John, storekeeper 2 N Third — d h 28 North street
Ganse James, gardener Prime above Eighth
tGansey Caesar, porter 120 Christian
jGansey James, labourer Mereditli's court
JGansey Lahy, ostler 40 Meade alley
jGansey Samuel, sawyer 7 Gdles's alley
jGanson Robert, coachman 3 Fries's court
Ganter Valentine, labourer Maria
Garachon Francis, grocer cor. Fifth and Walnut
Garden James, papermaker 106 Cedar
Garden William, printer back 27 Cresson's alley
Gardette James, dentist N W cor. Ninth and Chesnut
Gardiner Baldwin, hardware merchant 98 Chesnut — >

d h 109 south Fourth
Gardiner Edward C. sea captain China below Second
Gardiner George, drygoods store 211^ south Second
Gardiner Hannah, innkeeper 8 Strawberry street
Gardiner James, carpenter 3 Ly tie's court
Gardiner John, jun. merchant 38 South wharves — d h

270 Walnut
Gardiner John, shipwright Union alley above S^Fanson

GAR whitely's annual

Gardiner John, shipcarpenter 30 Meade alley
Gardiner Peter, druggist S E corner Cedar and Front
Gardiner Peter, chairmaker 56 Catiiarine
Gardiner Sidney, jeweller, &c. 130 Chesnut
Gr rdiner, Vernon & Co. fancy hardward store, 98

Ciiesnut
Gardner Catharine Mrs. Coates' alley
Gardner Christiana, widow 66 Catharine
fGardner Emanuel, coachniaTi Lombard below 10th
Gardner George R. dry goods store 30 north Second
Gardner Gilbert, carter Rose alley (N L)
Gardner Henry, coachmaker 14 Chester >
(Gardner Jacob, grocer 293 Vine
Gardner JiiCob H. skindresser 311 and 312 Vine
Gardne' James, grocer 144 soutl) Eighth
Gardner James, cordwainer Cherry above 13th
fGarduer Jonathan, coachman 22 Elizabeth
Gardner Jonathan, baker 127 Pine
fGardner Joseph, mariner back 137 Plum
Gardner widow of Valentine, 291 Vine
Gardom Thomas, cordwainer 108 Cherry alley
Gardre Alexis, wine store, &c. Second below Dock
Gardy John, siioemaker Hanover near Bedford
Garesche' Gabriel, merch. 11 Minor — d h 199 Chesnot
Garing xVlichael, labourer W^ood above Queen (K)
Garlanger Henry, bricklayer 148 St. John
Garlick Joseph, cotton manuf. cor. Vine and Sch 2d
Garlick William, cotton spinner Vine near Sch. 2d
Garman Charles, cabinetmaker 350 south Second
Garmon David, oakcooper north 6th above Camac
Garner Thomas, innkeeper 47 N Front & 46 N Watet
Garnor Daniel, cordVvainer Gi'cen below Tiiird
Garns John, carpenter 287 south Fifth
Garnett Michael, carpenter cor. Wood and Juliana
Gerretson Ely, marhier back 403 north Second
Garre*son John, harnessmaker 494 south Second
Garretbou A. storekeeper 10 south Second
fGarretson Priscilla, widow St. Mary's street
Garretson Samuel, waterman 51 Cathanne
Garretson W}lliam, cordwai.ier back 63 Union
Garrett Eleanor, 4 Elmshe's alley

Garrttt J.Ta K. drygoods store 25 N. 4th — d h 144 High
Garrett Levi, tobacconist 138 south Front N W corner

Drawhn(ige
Garrett Philip, clock & watchmaker 144 High & 9 N 6th
iGarrett Richard, porter Green's court
Garrett Samuel, grocer 243 Callowhill above Tenth
Garrett Wm. brassfounder brass hinges &c. 287 Vine
Ga. letr.son Eliakim, apothecary store S E cor. Race
and 5ih — d h 76 north Fourth ^see Garrison

Garrick Eliz:;bcth. widow Shields' alley
Garrigues Edward B. druggist 6 N 6th— d h 39 Cherry
Garhgues Edward, jr. 155 south Second

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. GAU

Garrigues Isaac B. stonecutter 39 Zane 8c 39 Cherry
Ganignes Mary, 53 George street
Garrigues VV^m. juii. carpenter 31 Cherry
GaiTigues Will, stonecutter cor. 10th & Vine & 2 Gar-
rigues court
Gan'iacvn Abraham, hairdresser 239 north Front
(iarrison Bonjannin, carter Pophu* lane near Third
Garrison Clement, carpenter Broad below George.
Garrison Israel, currier Hopkins' alley (N L)
Garrison Jeremiah, cordwainer 201 Snippen
Garrison John, grocer 131 north Second — d h 14 Race
Garrison Jonathan, waterman 273 south Front
Garrison William, cordwainer back 63 Union
Garson Henry, printer 15 Juniper lane
Garson Thos. bookbinder 6 Carter's alley
Gartland James, hotel & tavernkeeper 64 S Front
Gartland John, tobacconist & queens ware store 59 N« 2d
Gartley Elizabeth, teacher 4 Dock
Garlley John H. teacher 19 Cherry
(iarvin JohivJ. sea captain 354 south 5lh
Garvin John, labourer 236 south 5th
Garvin Wm. labourer Lombard W. Sch. Eighth
Gavett Benjamin, caulker back 12 Christian
Garwood John, cordwainer back 116 German
Garwood Richard, sea captain 420 south Front
Garwood Samuel, labourer back 15 Poplar lane
Garwood Samuel, labourer Bishop (K)
Garwood Win. shipjoinei*, shop 247 Swanson — d h 549

south Front
Garwood widow of William, 468 soutn Front
Gash Frederick, oakcooper 10 Swanson
Gaskill Benjamin, bookbinder 14 Filbert
Gaskill Edmund, ladies* shoemaker 116 Walnut
Gaskill Esther, storekeeper 278 north Second
Gaskill Sarah, widow gentlewoman 21 Race
Gatchel Elisha 8c Joseph, livery stablekeepers Lodge
alley above Seventh [^see Godshall

Gatchel Joseph, smith 1 1 Decatur — d h 57 north 6th
fGater Edward, woodsawyer St. Mary street
Gates Nathaniel, shipwright 23 Beck's alley
Gatier Mary, widow teacher 152 Cherry
Gatter Martin, shoemaker 18 Bn'an's alley
tGascon Theresa, Grissell's alley
Gaskill Thomas, tailor 1 1 Pennsylvania avenue
fGaskin David, sawyer back 30 Christian
Gaukler Heniy, tobacconist Rose alley
Gaul Frances, boardinghouse 152 south'Tenth
Gaul Fred. & Son, brewei-s back 147 High, d h 17 N 4th
Gaul' Frederick, jr. brewer back 147 High
Gaul James, mariner 499 south Second
Gaul John F. carpenter 130 Coates
Gaul Daniel, brickmaker back 92 north Ninth
Gaul Valentine, cordwainer back 92 north Ninth
Gaun Peter, smithshop St. John near St. Tammany

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Gaunt David, grocer Kaighnton (N J)

Gaunt John, carpenter Kaighnton (N J)

Gauss JdCobF. baker 258 north Front

Gavett Benjamin, cauiker Swedes' alley

Gavin Ellen, widow of George, 2 Clawges' court

Gavin Ann, widow, nurse 17 Shippen

Gaw Cliambers, inspector of customs fw^'wire 84 N Front

Gaw Ebenezer S. storekeeper 28 north Second

Gaw Elizabeth, widow, back 20 Juhana

Gaw Gilbert, cabinetmaker and inspector of customs 84

north Front
Gaw John, blacksmith Queen near Marlborough
Gaw Robert, chairmnker 179 and 280 south Second
Gaw Sam. labourer Emlen's court
Gaw Wm. P. clock and watchmaker 84 north Front
Gaw Wiiliim, white dc blacksmith 395 south Second
Gaw:^no Bernard, tobacconist 19 Walnut
Gawn George, cordwainer 10 Stephen's court
jGay Thomas, sawyer Paschall's alley
Gay lord Catharine, Mrs. Blackberry alley
Geary William, guiasmiih Washington above Second
Gebhard Adam, baker back 356 south Second
Gebhard Lewis P. m. d. 118 Sassafras
Gebier A. 210 Arch
Geb..er Mattiiias, accountant 190 Vine
Geiger George, baker 4th above Franklin
Geiger Marhn, baker N E corner Budd and Coates
Geisse H. 317 High— d h 1 south 8th
Geisse & Korckhauss, merchants 317 High
Geisse Philip, merchant N W cor. 10th & Cherry^
Gellar Philip, baker 267 south Second
Gelles Robert, weaver Lombaid west Sch. 8th
Gendel Anthony, sawyer south 5th bel. Merriott's lane
Gendy Mrs. Wiley's court
Genge George, Camden (N J)

Genther Joseph, victualler Coates above Old York r.
Genther Nich, labourer 22 North alley
Genther Valentine, carpenter 175 Coates
Genter Francis, fi'uiterer 200 High
Gentry Samuel, shipwright &c. 9 Poplar lane
Geniry & Wilson, boatbuilders Oak below Noble
Geoghan Thomas, weaver 27 Wood street
George Anthony, grocer 206 south Second
George Charles, printer 2 Watson's alley
George Charles, cooper 206 south Water
tGeorge Daniel, labourer Cedar above TwelftU
George David, tanner 4th north 8th
George Duncan, accountant 481 south Front
George Elizabeth, widow 44 Currant alley
George James, grocer 113 Plum street
George John, sugar refiner 21 Bread street
George John, haircloth manuf. Hamilton village
George John, grocer 143 south 8th

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George John G. merchant 229 High

George Joseph Sc Israel L. curriers, 1/2 north Third —

d. h. 44 Wood
George Joseph, currier 172 N 3d— d h 12 Sterling alley
George Mary, widow ofChas. milk woman Pine cor. 12th
George Richard, hatter 156 High
George William, mariner buck 10 Shippen
Gerard Mary Jane, widow Coates alley
Gerhard Elisabeth, widow, 31 Race
Gerhard Wm. hatter 44 N Front and 20 north 7th
Gerhart John, plasterer 13th abote Race
Germon Francis S. paperhanger 8c marble papermaker

back 39 Cherry, d h 148 Race [see German Isf Jarmon
Germon Greenberry D. silverbn.ith 329 ncvih Second
Germon John, goldsmith 8cc. 3 Quai i'\
Gerome Catharine, Miss vitualling cellar 124^ High
Gerrish Levi, flour mer. 2 N wharves— rl h 23 Browne
(iesemver Jacob, tavlor 7 Pennsylvania avenue
Gest John, flour, salt &: plaster store N W cor. High &

Tenth— d h N Tenth near Mulberry \ste Gue^t

Getchill David, wheelwright 58 Currant alley
Gethen John, manufacturer 106 south Tenth
Getler Christopher, labourer Christian near Seventh
Getman Nicholas, tobacconist back 196 north Second
Getz George, victualler 156 St, John
Getze' F. A. professor of music back 278 High
Geyer Andrew, inspector of customs 129 Sassafras
Geyer George, carpenter 248 north 8th
Geyer George, baker 4th belov^r Master
Geyer John, gentleman 199 S 4th \jiee GuierlSf Guyer
Geyer John, one of the aldermen 122 north Third
Geyer Martin, labourer Pfeiffer's court
Geyer Simon, regulator of dry measures 329 Race
Geyer William B. currier S E cor. Lombard 8c Third

— d h 199 south 4th
Geyer widow of Andrew, 329 Race
Ghriskey Lewis, gun a«d blacksmith Oak N. Lib. above

Hay scales — d h 361 north Front
Gibbings John, baker back 145 Walnut
Gibbons David, mariner Mifflin's court
Gibbons Geo. W conveyancer and office for the pur-
chase and sale ot real estate 57 south 5th N E corner

Walnut— d h 73 south 11th
fGibbons James, mariner Small near Sixth
Gibbons Joseph, convevancer 8c office for the purchase

8c sale of real estate' 64 S 4th— d h 149 S Tenth
tGibbs Abraham, labourer 2 Atkinson's court
tGibbs Charity, widow back 100 N Eleventh
(jibbs Elizabeth, widow Davis's court (N L)
tGibbs Eliza, washerwoman back 43 Small
tGibb> George, labourer Atkins(»n*s court
Gibbs Henry, merchant 175 Arch corner 5th
tGibbs Henry, labourer Hazei alley

M 2

GIH WFITELY'S ANNUAL

I Gjbbs Jacob, bootcleaner Portland lane

jGibbs James, labourer Green's court

Gibbs Job, carpenter 193 (ireen

Gi?bs Joel, notary pub. &c, Wildes ferr)^ Camden (N J)

Gibos John W. printer 47 Prune

tGibbs Jonathan, waiter Eagle court

Gibbs J. VV. merchant 10 S4ih— d h 213 north 6th

Gibbs Josiah W. jr. merchiint N E cor. Arch and 4th

tGibbs Peter, mariner 14 (raskill street

Gibbs Rachel, widow 134 German

Gibbs Rosannah, widow back 62 Race

tGibbs Shepherd waiter 5 Little Dock

Giijbs Thomas, drayman West's court

Giberson M. M. & E. fancy dry^oods store 66 N 3d

Gibson Benjamin, smith 15 north 7th

fGibson Benjamin, labourer 122 Christian

Gibson Elizabeth, Juniper alley

tGibson Francis, labourer Swedes' ct. bel. Christian

Gibson Jacob, tinplateworker 334 south Second

Gibson James, counsellor at law, d h 78 Walnut — office

61 south 4th second door below Walnut
Gib^oi) James, distiller 83 Shippen
tGibsoij James, carter Wharton above Front
Gibsc«i John, storekeeper 350 High
Gibson John, shoemaker 10/ Catharine
■fGibson John, siioemaker Dean alley
fGibson John, sawyer 122 Christian street
Gibson Joseph, tailor 7 Hiiikel's court
Gibson Lydia, Alder alley
Gibson Margaret, storekeeper 99 Cedar
Gibson Margaret, 10 Emslie's alley
Gibson Mary, seamstress St. Mary's above Seventh
Gibson Thomas, plumber 56 north 8th
tGibson Thomas, doctor 136 south 8th
Gibson Wm. m. d. professor of surgeiy 132 Walnut

above 5th
Gibson Wm. B. tinplateworker 36 Cherry
Gibson William, collector 177 south Seventh
Gibson William, carpenter 210^ Arch
Gibson William, sawyer back 14 Plum
Gice George, gentleman 157 north Ninth
Gideon Benjamin, coachtrimmer Miller's alley
Gideon Casper P. saddler back 14 Cherry
Gideon G orge, chairmaker 202 north 8th
Gideon Henry, vict. 202 N 8th, stall 11 old shambles
Gideon Mary, widow 202 north 8th
Giffen John, carpenter 304 south Third
Gifford Allen, mariner 66 Christian
Giffoid Mary, mantuamaker 349 south Front
Gifford W^illiam, carpenter Bushhill
Giger A H. distiller 352 north Second
Giiion James, 'printer 26 Cresson's alley
Gihon John H. taUor 100 Spruce street

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Gihon Mary, bookfolder 26 Cresson's alley

Gilbert Catharine, widow 0:ik below Coates

Gilbert Christopher, cordwainer 144 Lombard

Gilbert Fred. & Son, merchts. 187 High— d h 395 Arch

Giloert George, eneraver on wood 13 south 4th

Gilbert George, baker, back 28 Spruce

Gilbert Hannah, widow Coates above 8th

Gilbert Jacob, tailor 139 north 6th

Gilbert John, tavernkeeper Coates above 8th

Gilbert John, mariner 30 Penn

Gilbert John G. tailor 96 Vine

Gdoert John, mercht. 29 Dock — d h Renshaw*s hotel

Gilbert J. carpenter 20 Chester

Gilbert Joseph, umbrellamaker 158 High

Gilbert Joseph, cordwaiuer Carroll's ct. n. 4th (N L)

Gilbert Magdalen, shopkeeper btck 11 Walnut

Gilbert Mary, Mrs. washerwoman 30 Gaskili street

Gilbert Peter, grocer and tavern Buttonwood ab Charles

Gilbert Sauiuel, brickmaker Coates near Eighth

Giloert Samuel, tobacconist 208 north Second

Gilbert Sarah, widow 18 Vine

Gilben & VVessel, merchants 29 Dock

Gilby M irga; et, widow 326 soath Third

Gilbenfenny Henry, baker 176 Pine

Gilder John, city-commissioner 155 south Eleventh

Gilder Reuben, innkeeper S W cor. Second and Pine

Gildner Frederick A. shopkeeper 18 Callowhill

Giles George, vender of books Federal ab. Second

fGiles George, sawyer Portland lane

Giles Wm. accountant 19 Green

GilfiUan E. m. d. (Sansom's row) 195 Walnut

Gilfry John, brush maker 308 south Front

Gilfry Wm. brushmaker back 102 High

Gilfry Wm shipwright 83 Moyamensing road

Gilkey Isaac, stonepolisher Castle street

Gilkey John, carter Fitzwalier ab. 6th

Gilkey Jos. cabinetmaker Little Pise op. Pleasant av

Gill Edward, accountant 165 north 4th

Gill John, jun. & Co. merchants 204 High

Gill Mrs. widow washerwoman back 11 Walnut

Gill Nicholas, shipjoiner Maiden n. Front

Gill Philip, labourer back 262 S. 5th

Gill Robert, Jan. merchai.t 2 north Eighth

Gill K ichael, widow 5 Raubtead's court

Gill Samuel, carter Oak below the hay-scales (N L)

Gill Thomas, cabinetmaker 17 Passyunk road

Gill Thomas, cabinetmaker 7 Cypi'ess alley

Gillam Jeremiah, shallopman Oak-ab. hay-scales (N L")

Gillam Saml. corder Oakab. hay-&Gales wharf N L

Gillaspey George, m, d. Chesnutn» Sch. Seventh

Giliaspey Hannah, storekeeper 44 S. Second

Gilles Robt. weaver Lombard west Sch. Eighth

Gillespie Andrew, gardener corner 13th and Pine

Gillespie D. lotteiy and exchange office 11 south 3d

GIR whitely's annual

Gillespie Joseph, grocer High west of Schuylkill 4th

Gillespie Samuel, merchant 27 north Water

Gillet Anthony, painter &c. 51 New

Gilliard Miss E. milliner 79 Race

Gillies John, 63 north l Iwrd

Gillit Elizabeth, widow 115 Swanson

Gillit Wm. shipwright Prime ab. Second

Gilliams Lewis, 35 Arch

Gilliams Jacob, dentist 35 Arch

Gilliard George, ladies' shoemaker 39 Plum

GilHard John, ladies' shoemaker 184 south Second

Gilliard & Pidgeon, shoewarehouse 126 High

Gillies A. fruiterer 65 north Second

Giliies Theodore, combmaker59New & 25 north 4th

Gillingham George, labourer 10 Elbow lane

Gillingham James, hatter 175 south Front

Gillingham Joseph, president Mechanics' bank 158 Arch

Gillingham Mahlon, merch. 241 High — d h 10 N. 7th

Gillingham & Randolph, merchants 241 High

Gilman &; Ammidon, merchants 215 High

Gilman Amos, grocer and tavern, N. 3d cor. Germ. r.

Gilman Benjamin I. 215 merchant High — d h 106 Arch

Gilman Bcnjamjn I. jun. domestic warehouse 215 High

— d h 106 Arch
Gilman Francis, milliner N W corner Cherry and 4th
Gilmer George, boardinghouse 16 Strawberry
Gilmer James, watchman Pennsylvania Bank 82 Plum
Gilmer widow of James, 110 north Fourth
Gilmore Hugh, cordwainer 4 Vernon
Gilmore widow of James, 200 Shippen
fGilmore Isaac, sawyer Madison court
f Gilmore Jacob, fruiterer 123 south Sixth
Gilpin & Carpenter, grocers 295 Market street
Gilpin Dynes, back 47 G askill

Gilpin Joshua & Thomas, merchants 149 south Front
Gilpin Joshua, merchant 45 S. Eighth
Gilpin Thomas, merchant 14 Dock
Gilson David, 4 Pennsylvania avenue
Gilthy Wm. carter 3 Ball alley
Ginder Wm. mariner 220 north Fifth
|Ginn Littleton, labourer 36 Blat^kberry alley
Ginnings J. C. potter Frankford r. near Point road

[see Jennings
Ginther Charlotte, widow mead garden Arch ab 11th
Ginther David, victualler 94 Popl. 1. 31 High st. market
Ginther Frances, widow victualler 42 Budd
Ginther George, victualler 459 N. 2d— stall N L market
fGirard Mary, madam 9 Norris alley
Girard Stephen, merchant 21 and 23 N. Water — bank-

inghouse Third opposite Dock
Girdon David, tanner Pitt below Beaver
Girdon James, sea captain 41 Key's ay. \jsee Gordon
Girling William 73 Pine street

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. GLO

Girvan James, merchant 62 High

Girvan James, tailor 2 south Seventh [see Garvin

Girvan John, currier 64 Billings' court

Girvan Wm. labourer Lombard west of Sch. 8th

Givan Patrick, labourer High west of Perm, bridge

Givan Robert, mariner High west of Perm, bridge

Givin Samuel, tavernkeeper N W cor. Race and Sch.

Eighth
Githens Sarah, widow 250 south 4th
Githins Charles, cooper M'Cullough's court
Githins Isaac, farmer Kaighnton N J
Githins Samuel, carter 144 north Front
Glacking Daniel, hatter back 204 north Second
Glading James guager 31 Penn
Glading John, oak cooper 13 Penn, and 28 SwansoB
Glading Josefjh, nailer 197 St. John and 93 Coates
Gladney David, labourer S3 Penn
Glasgow H-ester, widow weaver 524 north Front
Glasgow James, plasterer Pine above Tenth
Glass John, teacher 27 Chester
Glass Samuel, 94 Spruce
Glass Samuel, carpenter Tenth below Pine
Glassmire George, cordwaiuer and bleeder. Ridge r,

above Francis
Glazier Elizabeth, widow tailoress Hause's court
Glazier David, nailer 191 St. John
Glazier Jacob, labourer. Germantown road near 4th
Glazier John A. teacher Hause's ct. — d h 96 north 5th
Glause Abraham, hatter Hazel alley near Perry
Glause Harriott, 448 north Third
Glause Samuel, carpenter 10th below Pine
Gleason Jonas & Simon, hardware manuf. High west of

Sch. Sixth
fGleaves George, labourer cor Shippen and Shippen's 1,
Glenn Daniel, caulker Beach below Warren
Glenn Douglass shipwright Shakamaxon n. Prince
Glenn Elizabeth, widow Shakamaxon near Prince
Glenn Hamilton L. printer 24 Strawberry
Glenn Hannah, widow Marble near Tenth
Glenn John, boatbuilder near the glasshouse (K)
Glenn John, grocer 4 north Tenth
Glenn John, wharf builder Beach near the high bridgt
Glenn Mrs. boardinghouse 322 High
Glenn Robert, shipwright near the glasshouse (K)
Glenn William, steel furnace at the glasshouse (K)
Glenn Wni. cordwainer Water near Callowhill
Glentworth George, druggist, N E corner Chester and

Race— d h 281 Race
Glentworth James, surveyor of the port 140 S Second
Glentworth James, jun. deputy surveyor of the port 14©

south Eleventh
Glentworth Plunket F. m. d. Trenton (N J)
Gloringer 6c Hippel, shopkeepers 192 north Third

GOO whitely's annual

fGloss Wm labourer Read's alley
fCiloucester Rev. John, 268 south Seventh cor Bedford
Gl *'er Andrew, milkman cor. Pine and Tenth
G^'ildard George, gentlemm 12 Noble
Gr. Idard John, mercht. 61 S. Front— d h 417 High
Godfrey Andrew, victualler Juniper ab. Cherry-
Godfrey Ctiarles, ropemi^ker Carpenter above 5th (S)
Godon V. storekeeper 32 south 4th
Godshall Ann, widow teacher back 37 Beck's alley
Godshall John, cordwainer& collector of taxes 376'N 3d
Godshall Wm. ropemaker Passyunk road below Chris-
tian Isee Gatchell
Godshaw Paul, carter Moyamensing road
Gostz Frederick A professor of music back 278 High
Gcetz Fred. jun. smith cor. Sassafras and Mulberry ay.
Goetze M. G. storekeeper 30 north Sixth
Goft' Elizabeth, nurse Prime below Moyamensing read
Goff Hen rv, carter Moyamensing below Wharton
Goldaker Matthias, oysterman Pme alley
tGclden Amos, waiter Middle alley
fGoklcn Isaac, labourer 161 south Sixth
Golden Hannah, widow tailoress 2d ab. Germantown r.
Golder John, attorney at law 350 south Front .
Goldey Henry, cordwainer 164 Lombard [see Gouldy
tGolding Eli, labourer 3 Hurst street
Goldy John, cordwainer back 310 Race
Goldsmith Charles, carter Swanson above Almond
Goldsmith George, planemaker Laurel n. 2d (N L)
Goldsmith Jeremiah, corder Oak (N L) ab. Hayscales
Goldsmith Levi M. 422 north Second
Goldsmith Thomas, planemaker 383 .north 2d, corner

Green — d h 236 north Front
Goldson Mary, widow back 57 Budd
Goldtrip Wm. carpenter 12 Knight's court
Gomez, Michael, mariner back 41 Beck's ay.
Gomminger Agnes, glovemaker 83 Callowhill
Gomminger Joseph, drayman 2 Baker's court
iGonge Aaron, labourer Meredith's court
jGongc Enos, labourer Apple near George (N L)
Good George, biscuitbaker Hause's court
Good Else, boardinghouse 7 Hartung's alley
Good Joseph, 439 north Front
Goodcn Jonathan, carpenter Camden N J
Goodfellow Elizabet. widow of Wm. pastrycook 64 Dock
Goodfellow James, nailer Wiley's court
Goodger John, sugarboiler James below Ridge road
Goodhart John, hatter 126 north 4th
Goodin John, tavernkeeper 8 South alley
Goodin James, grocer corner Ninth and Filbert
Goodman Charles, engraver 87 Callowhill
Goodman George, printer 24 Cherry — d h 12 Kunckle
Goodman Geoi-ge F. clerk 87 Callowhill

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. GOR

Goodman John, justice of the peace and notary public

87 Callowhill
Goodman rev. John R. (Union Seminary) Germantown
Goodman Mary, vvi^ow of bamuel, (cures the bites of

madanim lis) 12 Kunckle
Goodman Thomas F. letter-carrier 134 Locust
fGc-oduess Manuel, waiter Rose ay. (N L)
Goodrich VVm. hatter 187 Arch
Goods George, biscuitbuker 124 north Front
Goodwin Ada^n, clothes denier cellar Sixth between

High and Chesnut — d h 13 Sugar ay.
Goodwin Catharine, widow tailoress Merriott*s 1. ab 5th
Goodwin Courted, attorney at law 28 north 5th
Goodwin Edward, ropemaker &c. S W corner Oak

(N L) and Coates— d h 414 north Front
Goodwin George, ropemaker 216 north Sixth
Goodwin George, jun. labourer 156 Coates
Goodwin John D. & Edward, ropemakei-s S W cor. Oak

and Coates (N L)
Goodwin John D. auctioneer and commission store 276

north Second
Goodwin J. grocery and tavern Oak near hay scales whf
Goodwin John, ropemaker shipchandler and agent for

N. Y. exchange line 71 N Water— d h 171 N. Front
Goodwin Jonathan, tailor 53 north Sixth
Goodwin Samuel, watchmaker 33 Penn
Goodwin Thomas, broker inquire 12 Carter's ay.
Goodwin Thomas F. letter-carrier 166 south Tenth
Gordon David, carpenter 124 Plum
Gordon David F. attorney at law 210 Spruce
Gordon Elisha, inquire 210 Spruce
Gordon Henry, grocer 165 Shippen \_see Girdon

Gordon M. L apothecary 66 north Second
tGordon Nancy, widow Crab near Plum street
Gordon Peter, caulker Nieman*s alley
Gordon Robert, inquire 210 Spruce
Gordon Rosanna, Mark's lane
tGordon Robert C fruiterer &c. 60 Walnut
jGordon Samuel, labourer 6 Budd's court
Gordon Thomas F. attorney at law and clerk of the Or-
phan's court — office 12 Statehouse — d h 32 Callowhill
Gordon, widow of Robert, cor. High andSch. 7th
fGordon William, oysterman Cedar above Twelfth
Gordus George, labourer back 291 Vine
Gorgas Cieorge, lumber merchant 282 N. Second—yard

south Water below Pool's bridge
Gorgas Joseph, lumber merchant 185 Callowhill
Gorgas Joseph C. lumber merchant 282 N Second
Gorgas Peter K. merchant 185 Callowhill
Gorgas, Son & Keyser, lumber merchants 9th bel. Vine
Gorge William, woollen and cotton manufacturer 25S

south Third comer Shippen
Gorges William, hairdresser 8c bleeder 257 Race

GOY WHITELY's AKNUA.L

Goring Catharine, widow 296 south 4th
Goiing Joseph, mariner Old S Front bel. Ropcwalk
Gorman Catharine, widow back. 12 Paschall's alley
Gorman David, whitesmith Sixth near Ger. road
Gorman James, innkeeper 29 ^outh Water
Gorman Patrick, saddier 26 Gaskill street
Gorman Thomas, tavern & siabiekeeper 150 Race
G-rman widow of E, tavernketper 128 north Water
Goshong Louis, turner 4th near Carpenter street (S)
Gosii»an John, victualler 24 old shambles, d h Law-
rence above Wood
Gosner Christopher, rcpemaker Greenwich street
Gosner Joseph, potter 205 Coates
Goss Ciiaries, Tiuriner Si. John near George
Gosher Jac('b, hsherman Queen near Wood
Gosscr Joan, c.rpenter Beach near Bishop
Gi-aS r widow of P;iihp, Queen near Bishop
Gossline wjdow of Nathaniel, 272 St. John
fGott Chriilan, mariner Beac'i near the market
Gouge John, druggist &c. 300 iiace
Gouge Rebecca, boardiughi^use 253 High
Gouge \\ iiham M- apothecar> -41 Arch
Goughshe J».seph, victualler 122 Browne
Gouir^ij Michael, jeweller 136 Cedar
Goulcher Em.tnuel, gunsmith iJth near Green
Gould James, weikligger CallowhiU above G irden
Gould Samuel, mariner Emlen's court (N L)
Gould Sarah, waow teaciier 43 Duke
Gould Walter, cnairmaker 3 Clever alley
Gouidbourn Jo-^eph, tailor 8 Myers' court
GouldiDg Ann H. widow 276 s«>uth4th
fGouldin^ James, labourer Miles' court near Rose
fGo'jlding Sarah, widow Shippcn above Seventh
Gouidy Caspar, labourer corner Locust and Juniper
Gouldy David, brickmaker Sch. 3d bel. Pine \_si^e Goldey.
Gouidy Khz. washerwoman cor. Locust and Juniper
Gouldv Henry, brickmaker Sch. Third below Pine
Gouidy John, shoemaker Smith's alley W. Sch. 8th
Goulker Henry, segarmaker Rose alley above Coate?
Gourley Hugh, 28 Union

tGoutier John, painter and glazier 120 Lombard
jGovens Adam, labourer 95 Paf^syunk road
Govett Charles, accountant 51 Filbert
Govett EUen, widow 27 Filbert
Govett William J. carpenter Cedar above Ninth
Govett Robert, accountant 51 Filbert
Govett Sarah, widf.w 51 Filbert
Govett Wilham G. accountant 51 Filbert
Govett William, carpenter Cedar below Tenth
Gowen E-dward, grocer S W comer Front and Vint
Gowen James, merchant 95 north Water
Gowing Mary, widow of capt. John, 111 Lombard
Gowl James,' stonemason back 282 Arch
Goyt Christian^ labourer Beach below Shakamaxop

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. GRA

Graee Christiana, Charles' street [see Grice

Grace Jane, widow 35 Powell

Grace John VV. shoemaker 427 north Third

Grace John,brickmaker Charles below James

Grady John, carter North street

Grad'v John, cooper 199 St. John street

Gru ff 8c Homiller, grocers 289 north Third

Grnff Arthur, carter 147 Cedar

Graff Baitus, baker Poplar lane near Second

Grriff Balthazer, baker 6 Cherry

Graff Charles, merchant S E corner Mulberry and 6th

Graff Fred, manager of the waterworks 22 N Sixth

Graff George, cooper Germ, road above Laurel

Graff Henry, balance weigher 1 Spruce street wharf—

d h 29 north Sixth
Graff Henry, bricklayer back 469 north Third
Graff Jacob, grocer, N W corner Twelfth & Chesnut
Graff J &: B. bakers 6 Cherry
Graff John, gentleman 303 Arch
Graff Joseph, victualler 41 old shambles
Graff Joseph, victualler 31 Third street market
Gruff Rebecca, widow layer out of the dead 46 Penn
GraffWilliam, tailor 178 north Water
Graham Abigail, widow of John, 69 south Eleventh
Graham Ann, teacher back 124 C itharine
Graham Charles, drayman 229 Shippen
Graham James, gentleman 4 north Eleventh
Graham James, founder Vine ne ir Thirteenth
Graham James, weaver Thirteenth above Cedar
Graham John K. grocer and agent for inland transpoiv

tation 308 High
Graham John, importer of British drygoods 4 N Third
Graham John, tailor Passyunk near 8th
Graham John, chair and sofamaker 28 Bank — d h 12

Goforth alley
fGraham John, carter James below Ric^.ge road
Graham Mary, widow Fedcr?! .J)ove Sf -^nl
Graham P. &Co. merchts. 55 - Front— d b 291 Chesnut
Graham Samuel, weaver Pitt belovv Germ, r; ad
Graham Sarah C. widow of Robert M. 271 S Second
Graham Peter 8c Co. merchants 59 south Front— d h

291 Chesnut
Graham Thomas, grocer 289 High
Graham VVm. grocer S E cor. Cedaf and 5th street
Granfibo widow of Christian, merchant 80 Vine
Grandom John, gentleman (in his 90Lh year) cor. San-

som and Seventh
Grandom John jun, gentleman cornet 7th & Sansom
Grandsby George, sea Captain 259 south 5th
Granger Juliana, wido'v Vine near Sch. Second
tGrant Abrahan\, carter Christian below 5th
jGrant Ann, 28 Elizabeth street
Grant Eleanor, widow 115 Christian

GRA whitely's annual

tOrant Francis, coachman 68 Small

Grant George, late tavernkeeper 498 north Second

Grant Hannah, widow Juliana

Grant Joseph P. merch 43 N Water — d h 98 south 3d

fGraut Joseph, labourer back 75 George (S)

Grant Mary, widow nurse 294 south Front

Grant Robert, bottler 48 Lombard

Grant Samuel, merchant 43 no!th Water — d h N E

corner High and Eleventh
Grant William, blockmaker 62 Christian
Grants & Stone, merch ts. 43 N Water and Perot's whf.
Granville Ann, widow llZSwitnson
Grasson Wm. starchraaker St. Mai7*s
Gratz Benjamin, attorney at law 219 Chesnut
Gratz Hyraan, mercht. 2 S Seventh — d h 219 Chesnut
Gratz Jacob, merchant 219 Chesnut
Gratz Joseph, merchant 219 Chesnut
Gratz Simon 8c Brother, m.erchants 2 south Seventh
Grauel John, baker 334 north Second
Gravel George, carpenter 11 Sassafras alley
Gravel Henry, carpenter 220 Vine
Gravel! James, copperplate printer 126 south Sixth
Graville Margaret, widow Germantown road ab. Pitt
Gravelle Lsa. M jeweller, &c. 117 Chesnut
Gravelle Rene' L. military and jewellery store 19 N 3^

and 117 Chesnut
Gravenstine Elizabeth, fruiterer 131 Race
Gravenstine George, stablekeeper 202 Race & 96 N 6th
Gravenstien Jacob, drayman 143 Coates
Graves Bartliolomew, Spring Garden tavern and cattle

market, 6th below Button wood

[see Groves ^ Grcevca
Graves Bazel, tallowchandler 16 Spruce
Graves James, carter 115 Christian
Grave:s William, innkeeper 40 Browne
Gray Augustus, carver and gilder 22 Cherry
Gray Caleb, drygoods store 10 north Second
Gray Edward, mate 102 Swanson
Gray Gawn, mariner 406 north Third
Gray George, tyler, Thirteenth below Chesnfit
Gray Hugh, dravman 15 Poplar lane
fGray Jabez, shoeblack Juniper alley
Gray James, teacher 355 north Third
fGray James, cordwainer 148 south 8th
Gray Jane, widow, back 389 Race
fGray Javis, bootcleaner Juniper alley
Gray John, labourer back 71 Christian street
Gray John, waiter Atkinson's court
Gray John, carter Second above Laurel street
Grav John, carter Vine below Eleventh
Gra'y Joseph, Juniper below Chesnut
Gray J. china merchant 304 High— d h 2 south TcdId

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. GRE

Gray Patrick, tinplatew«rker cor. Decatur and High—

d h 4 College avenue
fGray Peter, woodsawyer Smith's court
Gray Richard, sea captain 26 Union
Gray Robert, dravman Poplar lane below Budd
Gray Robert E. brewer 24 and d h 22 south Sixth
Gray Robert E. & Co. brewers 24 south Sixth
Gray Samuel N. brewer 24 south Sixth
Gray Thomas, carter Vine below Eleventh
Gray Thomas, boot and shoe manufactory 75 north 3d
Gray Thomas, labourer Perry below Pine
Gray William, dealer Second near Germantown road
Gray William, hatter Button wood above Charles
Gray William, shoemaker 8 Pratt's court
Gray WiUiam, hatter James* alley
Gray William, carter Vine near Schuylkill 8th

Gray , waterman Shakamaxon (K)

Grear Jacob, victualler Button wood above 8th

Grear Jacob, victualler corner Garden and Buttonwoed

Grear )ohn, vie. Mulberry alley — stall 66 New Market

Grear Nicholas, victualler 234 north 8th [^see Greer

Grear Mary, of William, North alley

Greble James, bricklayer 568 south Front

Greble Rebecca, widow of George, Cherry above 11th

Greble William H. carpenter Cherry above Juniper

"Green Alexander, waterman 112 Swanson

Green Alexander, accountant 376 south Front

tGreen Amelia, whitewasher 160 Cherry alley

Green Asa, blacksmith Queen near Crown

tGreen Benjamin, porter Malt alley

Green Branch, stoneware factory N Second above Ger

road — d h 536 north Second
fGreen Caleb, porter Burd's court
Green Charles, metallogist 139 south Ninth
Green Charles, tailor Laurel near Second (N L)
•fGreen Charles, waiter Sch. Seventh below Race
Green Daniel, weaver back 31 Mary street (S)
Green Edward, labourer Arch west of Sch. Second
Green Eleanor, widow, storekeeper 134 south 4th
Green Elizabeth, grocer Rose street
Green Elizabeth, innkeeper 252 north Front
Green Elizabeth, nurse 196 north 5th
Green Elizabeth, widow Cherry below Schuylkill 8tti
Green Esther, widow 22 Small street
Green Francis, cabinetmaker 26 Barron street
fGreen Francis, hatter Malt alley
Green George, inn and ferrykeeper 45 north Water
fGreen Henry, waiter Quince above Spruce
Green Henry, labourer Church street (back)
Green Hetty, widow 5 Small street
Green Hamphry, 11 Laetitia court
Green Isaac, carpenter 3 Little Dock
Green Jacob, millwright 191 north 8th above Viae

GRE whitely's annual

Green Jacob, cordwainer 11 Summer's coufI
"j-Green James, newscarrier 213 Shippen
f rireen James, sawyer 5 Madison court
Green Job, chairmaker Drinker's alley
Green John, S W comer Eiglith and Vine
Green John, brassfounder 104 Poplar lane near Second
Green John, sailmaker 3 Federal street
Green John, packer U. S arsenal Gray's terry road
Green John, bootmaker 73 north Tiiird
Green John, sea captain China above Front
Green John, machinemaker St. John below George
Green John shallopman 123 Swanson
Green John, carpenter China above Sixth
fGreen John, labourer 45 Small
Green Joseph, plasterer Kunckel near Tammany
fGreen Joseph, labourer.45 Small
Green rev. Lemuel, 202 north Third
fGreen Lemuel, labourer Swedes' alley
Green Lydia, widow boardinghouse 31 Chesnut
Green Lvdia, Miss washerwoman N. 3d above Otter
Green Margaret, washerwoman 4 Hoffman's alley
Green Mary, widow Arch near Schuylkill
Green Mrs. nurse inquire 78 Chesnut
Green Patrick, painter, Sec. 46 south 5th
Green Richard, storekeeper 81 north Second
fGreen Richard, labourer 210 Cherry
fGreen Robe it, coachman 167 south Sixth
Green Samuel R. boxmaker 133 Vine
Green Stephen, fisherm.an 135 Green
fGreen Stephen, woodsawyer Malt alley
fGreen Tamar, widow back 228 Lombard
Green Thomas, carpenter 110 Lombard
Green William, printer back 308 south Front
fGreen W^illiam, labourer Dean's alley
fGreenage John, labourer back 11 Hurst's court
Greenham James, grocer Upper terry road
Greenleaf James, gentleman 158 W^alnut
Greenman Josiah, baker 2d near Gaorge (N L)
Greer Andrew, smith 14 Starr alley and 119 N. Tenth
fGrrer Dover, labourer Cherry above Eleventh
Gi et-r Jacob, vict. stall 74 New market— d h Button-
wood lane opposite Garden [see Grear
Greer Jacob, cordwainer 20 Starr alley
Greer Jonn, jr. vict. Eighth above Buttonwood
Greev Mary, Mr.-^. 24 North alley
Greer Nicholas, vict.— d h cor. Eighth andCallowhiil
Greer Sarah, widow 18 Juniper lane
Greeves Mary, widov/ 5 north Ninth
Gr'gtr F''zabeth- widow 130 Swanson
Grek'f Mirv, boardinghouse 23 Franklin ct. [see Griggs
Greeg Richurd, labourer Wasaington below Vme
GreJ^orv A. L. M d. 288 norih Second
Gn gory Casper, manner SCallowhill
Gregory Cornelius, waterman 246 Swanson

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. GRI

Gregory Djtvid, paperhanger Frankf. r. above Queen
Gregory John, cabinetmaker 156 S. 2(1 — d h 56 Spruce
Gregorv William, huckster Camden, (N J)
Greiner John, tailor back 204 south 4tli
Griener John, domestic warehouse 260 High — d h 182

Race
Grelaud Madame, female seminary 89 south Third
Grelaud Titon, auctioneer 51 N Front — d h 96 Race
Gresham Geo. collector & haircurler Lombard bcl. 13th
Grible James, bricklayer 41 north Second
Grible William, bricklayer 235 south Fifth
Grice M. boardinghouse 446 south Fiont

[see Gross c^ Guus 55* Grace
Grice Samuel, shipbuilder Penn (K) near Maiden
Grier John, vict. north Eighth above Button wood
Grieves John, sea captain 334 south Front
Grieves Thomas F. accountant 4r8 north Third
Griffee John, grocer 183 north Second
fGriffin Aaron, carter O. York road above Poplar lane
Griffin Denn^an, painter and glazier back 397 south 2d
Griffin Michael, boardinghouse 85 south Water
Griffin Sarah, widow 27 Elfreth's alley
Griffin rev. Thomas, 38 St. Tammany corner Third
Griffin Thomas, minter Courtney's court
Griffin William, stevedore Huddell's court
Griffin William, mariner 7 Chancery lane
Griffith Benjamin, blacksmith Church street
Griffith Cadr. boardinghouse 125 south Eleventh
Griffith Catharine, widow storekeeper 181 north Third
Griffith Eleanor, widow 348 High
Griffith Elizabeth, layer out of the dead 13th bel.Rape
Griffith Elizabeth, tailoress 63 Green
Griffith George, mariner back 62 Catharine
Griffith Is. wood wharf Oak bel. Coates, d h 24 Kunckel
Griffith John, blacksmith Rose below Browne
Griffiths John R. slater. Sixth 1st house above Vine
Griffith Joseph, carpenter 13th below Race
Griffith Joseph, shipjoiner 378 south Front
Griffith Judith, widow, tailoress Broad below George
Griffith Mathew, cordwainer 34 north Fourth
Griffith Mary, widow 85 Walnut between 7th and 8th
Griffith Mary, widow 134 St. John
Griffith Robert E. merchant 9 Dock — d h 106 S» 8th
Griffith Robert, milkman Spruce W. Sch. Second
Griffith Robert, stonecutter Juniper near Arch
Griffith Russell, shoemaker 72 Coates
Griffith Sarah, widow back 51 Budd
Griffiths Elijah, m. d. 37 north 5th
Griffiths James, 22 Hartung*s alley
Griffitts Samuel P. m. j>. 62 south Front
Griffitts Sarah, widow 174 south 5th
Griffitts Wm. F. mercht. 256 High— d h 62 S, Front
Griggs Ann, tailoress 28 Mary street

GRO whitely's annual

Grigg Jacob, rev. teacher Washington academy 6 Old

York r. — <i h 296 north Third corner Tammany
Griggs A;^thoiiy, p- inter (Whitehall) Ridge road above

Button wood — d li Torr's court
Gn^gs & Co. printers (Whitehall) Ridge road above

Biittonwood [see Gregg

tGi'igiT > Cat(;, mariner St. Mary street
fGii^gs John, labonier Harper's alley (P T)
Griggs Joseph, (WhitcluUl) Rirjge r. ab. Buttonwood
Grigler Cornelius, mariner back 353 south Front
CTii^'sby Solomon, labourer Church street
Grim Elizabeih, milkwoman 466 north Third
Grins Hmnah, widow back 19 north Fifth
Grim Hetiry, dry goods store 148 north 4th *
Griin Peter, brickmaker, yard Germ r.— d h 480 N 3d
Grimes George, cordwainer back 230 south Third
Gri-Ties Jimes, engineer Sheaff' s alley
Gnmes James, drayman corner Sixth and Shippen
Grimes Noble, weaver Thirteenth near Cedar
Grimshaw Mrs. seminary 79 south Sixth
Grimshaw WilHp.m, rigger 43 Meade alley
Grimslmr William, rigger, loft South street wharf north

bide — d h S E corner Third and German
Griner Joseph, co?xhpainter 180 Locust above Eleventh

— d h '16 Acorn alley [see Greiner

Grinnell Wm. attorney at law 128 Walnut above 5th
Grinnell W. planemaker S W corner 10th and Cherry
Griscom Rachel, upholsteress 52 Race
Griscom Samuel, bricklayer Vine above Tenth
Griscom Samuel, bricklayer Callowhill above Eleventh
Griskey Lewis, gunsmith Beach near High bridge
Grisky Cornelius, labourer Crown near Franktord r.
Grissom Daniel, caulker Cherry near Prince
Grissom widow of Caspar, Vienna corner Duke
Griswell Gilbert, cabinetmaker 2d above Germ, road
Grives Diderich, chemist 180 Coates
Grobon & Tissot, oyster cellar under 218 High
Groff Jacob, \ ict. Old York road above Tammany
Grog Bartholomew, carter corner Coates and Seventh
Groff Joseph, victualler 225 N. Eighth [*ee Graf

Grof^' Joseph, victualler Lawrence above Wood
Grogan Margaret, widow corner Rose and Coates
Groome Rachel, widow, John corner Callowhill
Grose Henry, cordwainer 20 Budd
Grose Michael, carpenter 98 Budd
Grosner Joseph, earthenware manuf. Maria bel.O.Y.r.
Gross Ann D. widow of Jacob, Quince below W^alnut
Gross Gottleib, hog victualler cor. Charles and Pleasant
Gross (ieorge, farmer Passyunk below Prime
Gross Hem'y, farmer 16 Starr alley
Gross Jacob, shoemaker 144 south 12th below Walnut
Grosii John, accountant back 39 Newmarket
Gross John, shoemaker Cherry W. Sch. Eighth

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. GUi

|Gross Thomas, jun. undertaker and cabinetmaker 136

Lombard
Grotjan Peter A. editor of the Philadelphia Prices Cur-
rent and Weekly Public Sale Report 151 south 3d
Grotjan & Blatchford, editors of the Philadelphia Letter

Sheet Prices Current 151 south Third
Grouchy {Marshal) Emanuel, 244 Lombard
Grouel George, labourer Third near George (N L)
Grout Jonathan, inventor of universal grammar, 1 Car-
penter's court, inquire of R. Desilver
Grover Christopher, shipmaster 20 L^nion alley
Grover George spoonmaker 37 Beck's alley
Grover John, sea captain 281 south Front
Grover John D. boatbuilder Church street
Grover Thomas D. wharf builder 33 Christian
Groves Anthony, mercht. 3 N. Front — dh 16 north 7th
Groves Christiana, widow of Robert, Red's court back

198 Cedar
Groves Daniel, bricklayer 169 Vine
Groves E. widow of Christopher 119 north 5th

[see Graves Iff Greeves
fGroves Samuel, labourer cor. Eleventh and Filbert
Groves William, bricklayer 132 Callowhill
Grow Jane, widow Lyttle's court
Grubb Christopher, fisherman Wood ab. Queen (K)
Grubb Christopher, labourer Wood near Queen
Grubb Curtis, 68 north Ninth
Grubb Elizabeth, widow 23 Cox's alley
Grubb Jacob, mariner Hanover near Prince
Grubb John, cedar cooper Tammany below O. Y. road
Grugan Charles, plasterer Quince above Spruce
Gubert Joseph H. china merchant 264 High
Guenat John B. merchant 230 Walnut
Guest Anna and Amelia, gentlewomen 240 Filbert above
Twelfth [see Gest

Guest Elizabeth and Anna, gentlewomen 330 Arch

above Eleventh
Guesnard Theodore, jeweller Davi^n's alley
Guiau E. J. merchant S E corner Pine and 5th
Guier Adam, grazier near Gray's ferry [see Geyer
Guier widow of Andrew 329 Race
Guier George, merchant 8 Minor — d h 361 Race
Guier Mary, widow 6 Little Pine
Guier Sarah, widow 6 Little Pine'
Guier Wm. & Son, merchants 8 Minor
Guier Wm. merchant 8 Minor and 5 north Niith — d h

242 Walnut
Guirey Samuel, meixhant 23 nortli Front
Guigue A. baker 343 south Front
Guiilou Victor, dancing master Washington hall— d h

175 south 5th
Guin William, tailor 125 S. Water— d h 289 S. Front
Guinn Margaret, washerwoman 1 Goforth alley

HAG whitely's anxVual

Guirey Daniel, farmer Passyunk below Federal
Gulager Mrs. Mary, gentlewoman 19 Arch
Guldy Jacob, labourer Weaver's alley
GuUen John, stonecutter 289 Arch — dh Schriver's ct.
Gumpert Abraham, merchant 31 Callowhill
Gumpert Saml: merchant 31 Callowhill — store 263 N 2d
Gumpert S. & Co. merchants 263 north Second
Gundelach C. H. storekeeper 21 Callowhill
Gundelach G. innkeeper 20 Bread
Gune Jacob, carpenter U.S. arsenal Gray's ferry road
Guthrie Ann, widow 4 Fayette
Guy Matthew, typefounder Cedar above Tenth
Guyant David, shipwright Warren (K)
Guyant John, 462 north Third
Guyer George, carpenter 260 north Eighth
Guyerly Daniel, farmer Passyunk road bel. Federal St.
Guyger Casper, tailorBlackhor.se alley
Guyger (ieorge, hatter 87 south Fourth
Guyger James, tailor 5 Lemon street
Guys Edward, deputy keeper of prison 168 south 11th

{see Gets 8 e and Grice
Gwin Alexander, tailor 25 Gilles's alley
Gwin Andrew, tavernkeeper 26 Pine alley
Gwin William, carter 49 Currant alley

HAARS CHRISTIAN, vinegar merch. Race

Haars Jacob, sugar refiner 189 Cherry

Haas Adam, carpenter 315 south Third

Haas Charles, painter, &c. 124 Coates

Haas Fred, carpenter N W cor. Callowhill and Eighth

Haas Frederick, shoemaker 110 Green

Haas Frederick, stockingweaver 361 north Third

Haas Hannah, widow 391 north Third

Haas John, cooper 391 north Third {^see Hause

Haas Samuel, carpenter cor. Poplar lane and Sixth

Habbeck Henry, cordwainer 378 south Third

Habermehl Henry, saddler 4 Stamper's alley

Hacker George, baker 106 Budd

Hacker John, labourer (Vineyard) Ridge road

Hackett Hannah, widow 264 south Fourth

fHarkett Joseph, sawyer 25 Mary's alley

tHackney Ezekiel, oysterman P.elief alley ab. Front

Hackney Joseph, boardinghouse 68 Vine

Hackney Rachel, widow 8 Springett alley

i Haddocks Seymour, shipwright 138 Crab
[affline Sarah, widow 133 north Sixth
Hag;; Godfrey, gentleman (Gothic mansion) Chesnut

above Twelfth
Hag: 1 Catharine, hardware dealer 59 Coates
Hagar Christian, cordwainer 21 Sassafras alley
Hagar Daniel, grocer and tavern 359 north Front

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. HAI

H^ger John, shoemaker 22 Vernon street

iH.igermin John, waiier 36 Bard's court

tHagerman Sarah widow 25 Mary's alley

Hagertv Deborah, widow Norman alley

Hagerty tienry, milkman Poplar lane n. Ridge road

Hagert'y Thomas, labourer St. Mary's

Haghey Ann, widow Hazel alley

Haghery Hugh, smith Smith's court n. Schuylkill 8th

Hagms Auvlrcw, painter back 325 Spruce

Hagiier P, chocolate manufactory 112 Race and at the

Falls of Schuylkill
Hdgner Wilham cordwainer Cherry below West (K)
Hngner William V. carpenter 18 Garden
H igstoz Jacob, sugarboiU-r 25 Church alley
H igue Andrew, milkman Hanover near Prince
Hhgue William milkma.i, Hanover near Prince
Habn Ann, widow Garden street

Hahn John W, innkeeper Germantown road ab. Ottei
Hahn John, packer, John above Callowhill
H-hn Peter, merchant 101 N. Front— d h 222 Arch
Haig Henry, shipwright Hanover above Queen
Haig Thomas, poiter north 4th above Poplar — d h Pop-
lar lane near Second
Haigh Elizabeth, Mrs of Charles, Scott's alley
Hi ght Charles, pnuter 8 Hinkel's court
Hailer Catharine, widow, bleeder and cupper 62 N.6th
Hailer Freaerick, ladies shoemaker 40 north Sixth
Hail Joseph, carter Arch west of Schuylkill Third

isee Hale and Hey I
Haillv Elizabeth, widow 87 north Ninth
Huly Philip, stonecutter Shippen above Seventh
Hanie Jacob blacksmith cor. Sixth and Coates
Hains George, tobacconist 64 norcti Third
Hams John, victualler south Fcurth near Merriott's

lane— stall 15 New Market
Haines J. Morrow, lastmaker 13 Dock street
Hains Ptiilip, blacksmith back 210i Arch
Hains Saml. survevcr nnd city regulator 317 Mulberry
Haines C. W. teacher Point-no-point
He irtes Catharine, widow Wood above Prince
Hiines Daniel, gravedigger Cherry abo^x Duke
Haines Ephraim, lumber merchant, &c. 307 and d h 174
north Front \_s: e Haynes and Hcins

Haines Hannaii widow 18 Watson's alley
Haines Henry, cordwainer 240 Lombard street
Haines John chinapacker John above Callowhill
Haiiies John grocer Second near Germantown road
Haines John, gardener Ch.crrv corner Duke
Haines John, shipwright Crown below Prince (K)
Haine-s John, victualler Fourth below Merriott's laue
Haines Joseph, grocer 505 north Seco.^.d
Haines Joseph, drayman James ojjposice Rugan
Haines Joseph, waggoncover maker 120 Filbert

HAL whitely's annual

Haines Joseph, carpenter Callowhill above Tenth

Haines Joseph, carpenter Alder alley

Haines Josiah, boatbuilder 231 Swanson

Haines N & Charles tanners and storekeepers, Coo-
per's ferry (N J)

Haines Peter, carpenter Cherry near Duke

Haines Reube.i, gentleman 300 Chesnut

tHaines Thomas carter 13th above Cedar

Halbach A. merchant 19 Dock— d h 119 south Fifth

tHalbert Joseph doctor 23 Small street

Hale Margery widow boardinghouse SW comer of
Race and Seventh

Hale Matthias, gunsmith Juniper above Race

Hale Thomas blacksmith Second near Pegg's street

Hale Thomas, broker 83 and d h 284 Chesnut

Hale Thomas 291 north Second— d h 27 Newmarket

Haley Elizabeth, nurse 85 north Ninth

Haley John, shopkeeper 318 south Sixth

Haley Owen, farmer back 125 Plum

Halford Henry, victualler corner Cedar and Sixth

Halfpenny Robert painter &c. 168 north Eighth

Hall Abraham, back 75 Christian

Hall Alexander, grocer S W conitr Cedar and Peun

HhU and Atkinson, printers 53 High

fHall A. labourer Bonsall

fHall CsEsar, porter 235 Catharine

Hall Catharine, widow Prince near Hanover

Hall David, printer 53 High [««? Hilly Hail and Hey I

Hall Elizabeth, widow 79 south Eleventh

Hall Elizabeth, widow 86 Browne

Hall Elizabeth, widow 14 Fayette street

Hall Elizabeth, widow ot Benjamin matron of the Or-
phan's Asylum, corner 6f Cherry and Sch. Fifth

Hall Elizabeth, Mrs. 13th near Cedar

Hall H'irrison, bookseller and publisher of the Port Fo-
lio 209 Chesnut — d h Eleventh above Market

Hall Harriet B. mantuamaker 126 Cherry

Hall Henry, labourer Ann west of 12th

Hall Isaac, corder Hayscales wharf— d h 318 n. Front

Hall Isaac, shipmaster 35 Almond

tHall Isaiah, hatter Lyndall's court

Hall Jacob, merchant 190 High

Hall James, hayscales keeper cor. Buttonwood 8c 8th

Hall James, hardware store 5 N 2d— d h 61 north Sixth

tHall James, labourer back 100 north Eleventh

fHall James, labourer Ball alley

Hall James, printer carpenter near Fifth

Hall James, carpenter 126 Pme

Hall John, hatter 66 nortii Front

Hall John, gentleman 5 north Eleventh

Hall John, clock and watchmaker S E corner Second

and Union — d h 71 Union
Hall John E. attorney at lav/ Eleventh above Market
Hall John, weaver G'crmantown road above Second

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. HAM

Hall John, carpenter 118 south Tenth

Hall John, cordwainer York street

Hall Joseph, cottonspjnrier George (N. L.)

tHall Lavinia, widow 71 Pine near Second

Hall Louisa widow George (N L) near Second

Hall Margaret widow back 42 Zane

Hall Mai-garet, 71 High

Hall Miry Mrs. 134 south Eighth

Hall Mary, miUiner 31 north Fourth

Hall Peleg, shipmaster 236 south Front

Hall Robert, waterman M'Culloch's court

Hall Samuel, labourer Vine alley near Thirteenth

Hall Spicer, shoemaker west of the Perm bridge

Hall Thomas, sea captain 3 south Tenth

Hall Tliomas M. m. d comer 6th & Callowhill

Hall Thomas, hay weigher corner Front & Frankford r

Hall widow of Thomas M 42 south Sixth

Hall William, printer Mulberrv court

Hall William blacksmith cor. Oak & Coates (N L)

Hall WiUiam, shallopman, Burd's alley

tHall Wm. coachman Wagne r's alley

tHall Zara, hatter Lyndall's court

Hallman JohnS. oak cooper Phariss's court

Hallman Mnry, tailoress Loxlev's court

Hallowell Chas. T. merchhant 125 High— d h lltk

belcw Arch
Hallowell Chalkley, shoestore 97 north Second
Hallowell Edward, merchant 169 Callowhill
Hallowell Jesse, clerk, 85 Callowhill
Hallowell John, counsellor at law, SE cor. Chesnut & 5tfe
Hollowell Wm. jun. ironmonger 197N.^3d. [see NolloweU
Halstead Sarah, widow of cajitain Isaac 45 Shippen
Halverson Hannah, widow 299 south Front
Hslzel John, tailor 513 north Third
Halzel Mary, widow 419 north Front
Ham Huffman carter back 47 Kunckel
Hama Godfrey, grocer S. E. corner Green and Third
Hambauch Jacob, blacksmith 1 Green's court
Hamel Butler, baker 60 Penn

Hamel Christian \-ict. 2 Old Shambles — d h Buttonwood
Haraer Jacob, tailor 22 Jones's alley
Hamer John, teacher Beach near Marlborough
Hamill Henry H. tavemkeeper (head quarters of the

Potatoe Club) 13 south Seventh
Hamill James, blacksmith Price's court
Hamill James, watchman Walnut above Broad
Hamill Jolin, cai-penter Vine above Thirteenth
Hamill and Pierie, curriers 81 Dock [^see Ha?ns

Hamill Robert, currier 81 Dock
Hamill Samuel shoestore, 218 south Third
Hamelin Joseph P. one of the editors of the Freeman's

Journal and Mercantile Advertiser, SW cor. Chesnut

and Front— d h 208 south Fourth

HAM whitely's animal

Hann\elton George, dealer 105 Cedar
Hamilton Alexander 324 north Second
Hamilton Archibald, carter Crown near Queen
Hamilton & Desabay, painters &c. 215 south Fifth
Hamilton Elizabeth dry goods store 117 north Fifth
Hamilton Gavin, tobacconist 122 High
Hamilton George, shoemaker 262 Arch
Hamilton Hani\ah, boardinghouse 200 Arch
Hamilton and Hood, grocers 4 High
Hamilton James, gentleman 260 Walnut
Hamilton James, sea captain 17 North alley
Hamilton James, shallopman 121 Moyamensing road
Hamilton John, shipwright 89 Broad
Hamilton John, cordwainer 52 Plum
Hamilton John hatter 249 north Second & 50 Callowhill
Hamilton John, drygoods and hat store 9 north Third
Hamilton John grocer 4 High — d h 18 Race
Hamilton John W. painter, &c. 215 south Fifth
Hamilton M argaretta M. drygood*; store 28 south 2d
Hamilton Phoebe, widow 38 Strawberry
Hamilton Priscilla, widow 6 Chancery lane
Hamilton Rachel, Federal above Second
Hamilton Rebecca, boardiiighoube 82 ^outh Eighth
Hamilton Robert, late waterman back 31 Catharine
Hamilton Robert, carter biick 18 Green
Hamilton William K. livery' stable Bank — d h 99 Arch
Hamilton William, cordwainer 96 north Seventh
Hamilton William, mariner 25 Little German
Hamilton William, cabinetmaker Cedar below Tsv^elfth
Hamilton vViUiam, accountant 448 south Front
Hamilton William, mariner 4 Eagle court
Hamlin Joseph, carter Frankf. road near Shakamaxon
Hamlin Thomas, boardinghouse 114 Swanson
Hamm Anthony, shipwright Second below Federal
Haraman Phihp, sugar refiner Wood below Third
Hammar Adam, shoemaker 60 Vine
Hammer Lewis, fruiterer 147 north Third
Hammit Isaac, shipwright Hanover near Queen
Hammit Joseph, blacksmith 9th below l^^-mbard
Hammit Mary, widow Shakamaxon near Queen

Hammit innkeeper north Front n. Blackhorse lane

Hanimitt Jane, widow Hanover near Queen

Hammitt Thomas, sea captain back 111 Browne street

Hammon Elijah, cordwainer 354 N. 2d— dh 167 Coates

tHammon Frederick labourer Swedes court

Hampshire John, 129 north Eleventh

Hampton Alexander, carpenter, 407 Mulberry above

Eleventh
Hampton Elizabeth, widow teacher 125 New
Hampton Jacob, keeper of Arch street ferry and inn
Hampton John H. shipmaster 448 south Front
Hampton Jonathan, attorney at law 21 S. 7th
Hampton Mrs. Mary 146 south Eighth ^see Hamfiton

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. HAN

Hanagan James, cordwainer 2 Baker's court
Hance Jeremiah, grocer 90 Budd corner Poplar
Hance John, teacher 64 Lombard— d h 273 south Front
Hancock Ann, millinery and fancy store 37 north 2d
Hancock, Teagle, farmer Jerviss's lane above Front
Hancocit W. C. hardware store 88 north Second
Hancocks Robert, silkdyer 93 Vine
Hand Caleb, sea captain 26 Green
Hand E. waterman 29 Beck's alley-
Hand Elijah, sea captain 498 south Front
Hand Jeremiah, carter 275 north Front
Hand John, mariner 58 Vine
Hand Ruth, schoolmistress 130 Sassafras
HanderhuB Elizabeth, widow Pryor's alley
Handley James, importer of hardware, &c. 32 N. Third

d, h. Old York road above Callowhill
■Handy Sarah, widow 21 Hurst
ianey Thomas, carter Cedar above Tenth
iiangary Gabriel, shipwright Marlborough below Prince
ianigan John, carpenter Ann between 12th & 13th
ianington John, cordwainer Charlotte below Poplar
iank Henry labourer Mulberry alley above Eighth
:iank John, jun. combmaker back 120 north Eleventh
ianker Catharine, widow north 4th above Browne
Hankins Daniel, tailor, Strawberry street
Hankinson, widow of Samuel, 157 Coates
Hankinson Samuel, bricklayer 157 Coates
Hankinson Thomas, bricklayer 51 Budd
Hanle John, carter 205 Callowhill
Hanlen John, labourer Morgan's court above Vine
Hanna Edward, late tavernkeeper 291 South Front
Hnnna Edward, hatter Kunckel below Green
Hanna John, stevedore 20 Almond street
Hanna John, stevedore 28 Vine

H:.unah Preston, gardener Spruce west of Sch. Front
Hannahgam Ruth, widow 2 Cherry
Hannan John, bricklayer 232 Plum
Hannings William., cordwainer Rose alley
Hannis Andrew, farmer Passyunk below Buck road
Hannold George, tailor 49 Coates alley
Hannum Isaac G. printer 110 south Second
Hannum Mrs. milliner 110 south SecQiJ^
Hanse Chas. carter Old York road above Poplar laae
Hanse Conrad, coachmaker S. W. corner Fourth &

Walnut— d. h. 121 Walnut
Hanse Charles, brickmaker Sch. Second near Walnut
Hause & Hcirper, coachmakers S. W. cor. Walnut & 4tl}
Hanse Jacob brickmake 38 Charlotte
tHanse Jacob, labourer 205 Cherry
Hause J..mes, mariner Washington above Second
Hanse Samuel, bookbindei 170 south Second
Hansel! Andrew mariner 67 Queen (S.)

HAR whitely's annual

Hansel! Charles F. combmaker cor. Wood and Eighth
Hansen & Iseminger, wheelwrights cor. 6th & Passyunk
Hansen Jacob, gravedigger 11 Hinkel's court
Hansel! Barbara, shopkeeper 106 nortli Third
Hansel! James, clock, &c. maker 3 N. Sixth — d. h. 180

Race
Hansel! John, wheelwright Queen below Sixth
Hansel! Joseph, carver and gilder, 162 Race
Hansel! Mary, 162 Sassafras

Hansel! P. H. gilder Old York road below Tammany
Hansel! Sarah, widow 49^ north 7tii
Hansel! Sarah, widow storekeeper 18 N. 6th
Hansel! Thomas, turner 291 Arch — d. h. 2 Schriver*sct.
Hansel! VViiham, blacksmith back 12 Schriver's court
Hansel! WilHam M. drygoods store 16 north Sixth — d h

173 south 11th
Hansel! William S saddler, &c. 24 High
Hansel! Wm. accountant 173 south 11th
fHanson Benjamin, shoeblack 2 south Twelfth
Hanson John, merchants N. E corner Higli and Water
Hanson Lorenzo, mariner 99 St. John
Hanson Matthias, tallowchandler 7 Ehzabeth
Hanson Matthias, labourer Broad below George
Hanson & Roberts, merchants N. E. cor. High & Water
Hara John, brushm iker 162 south Third
Harbaugh Samuel, tailor Ann W. Sch. Eighth
Harberger Henry, dentist 132 S. Eleventh be!. Walnut
Harberger Henry, jun. copper and tin ware and wire

fender manuf. 406 High ab. 13th — d. h. High near Sch.

Sixtii
Harbert Isaac, bricklayer 151 north 9th {see Herbert
Harbert John, carter Sell. Eighth below Vine
Harbert Zebedee, bottler 133 Green
Harbeson Benjamin, agent for the inland transportation

of merchandise 21 Minor— d. h. 74 Wood cor. John
Harbeson Hugh, grocer, &tore on the Drawbridge — d h

110 Union
Harbeson Josepli, inquire 130 south Sixth
Harljorn Joseph, jr cooper 6 Vernon
Harborn Joseph, sen. mariner 22 Shippen
Harden James, clockdia! and japan manuf. 18 Dock
Harder & Conninghiim, dr} goods store 78 noi'th Second
Harder John G. furrier 78 north Second
Hardie David, inspector of customs 22 Oak (S.)
Hardin Wm. carpenter Gardner's court
Harding Hezekiaii, sea captain 85 Pine
Harding Jasper, printer 366 south Second
fHardingJohn, mariner Quince below Locust
Harding John, oakcooper Rose alley (N. L.) bel. Green
Harding Richard, stabitkeeper 102 Sassafras
Harding widow of George 366 south Second
jHarding William, mariner Second below Christian

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. HAR

Hardunuff George cordwainer 94 Plum
Hardway Henry, chandler 488 south Second
Hardvvick John, painter & glazier Cypress alley
Hardwick Robert, accountant, &c. 20 Raspberry alley
fHardy Cieorge, labourer St. John above Poplar
Hardy John, baker 146 south Front
Hardy Jotin, labourer Sj)afford

Hardy John C. baker 78 Spruce [see Hardie

Hardy Patrick, grocer N. W. corner Fourth and Plum
Hare" Chas. W. attorney at law S. W. cor. 10th and

Walnut
Hare 8c Masey, merchants S. wharves ab. Drawbridge
Hare Robert, professor of chemistry S. E. corner of

Walnut and 10th
Haren Mary, widow 9 Cox's alley
Harford John, accountant Walnut alley
Hargan Carey, bottler 12 Pine
Hargeshei;iier John, painter &c. 140 Swanson and 94

Catharine street
Hargesheimer Jonathan, vict. stall 77 Newmarket
Hargeslieimer S. victualler 1 Church street
Hargis Julian, boardinghouse 5 Franklin court
Harker Benj. bricklayer 161 north Fourth
Harker Joshua G. merchant 27 north 6th
Harker Thomas, carter Cooper's court (N. L.")
Harkins Catharine, widow Steinmetz court
Harkins John, cordwainer 96 Cedar
Harkins Mary, widow Poplar lane near St John
Harkins Neil, stablekeeper Willing's alley— -d. h. back

88 south Third - ,

Harkins Wm. cordwainer Carpenter (S.) helow Sixth
Harkins William, cordwainer 49 Plum
Harlan George, carpenter 39 Crown
Harlan Henry carpenter 10th above Pine
Harlan Joshua, broker 79 Arch
Harlan Richard, m. d. 79 Arch
Harlan widow of Wdliam, 133 south 10th
Harland John, merchanl5,<t40 Mulberry
Harland John, jun. merchant 403 Mulberry
Harlav Francis, coppersmith 95 south Front — d. h. 63

Dock
Harley George & F. coppersmiths 95 south Front
Harley Geo. coppersmith 95 S. Front-r-d, h, 126 Spruce
Harley Rudolph, tanner Maiden 3 doors W. of stone b.
tHcir'Tian Ann back 10 Cypress alley
Hioman Ehzabeth, boardinghouse 204 Race
|Harino.n Ezekiel porter 304 south Seventh
fHarman E- oystcrman 304 Baker street
H.irman George, plasterer Castle street
Human J<tcob, jun. sea captain 117 Lombard
Havman JeremiaV), labourer 291 south Fourth
tHarman Jeremiarh, labourer back 299 south Third
Harman Jesse, carpenter Brusstar's alley (K.)
fHarman John S, carter Shippen below Eighth

HAR WHITELY*S ANNUAL

fHarman Lewis, porter Atkinson's court
fHaiTnan Lot, porter in flourstore, 257 Spruce
Harman Mary, shopkeeper M. E. cor. New & Fourth
Harman Mary, widow washerwoman Wood above 3d
Harmar Hannah, gloveress 3 Friends' almshouse
Harmar Meezy v/idow corner Queen & Shakamaxon
Harmes J. N. merchant 8 Minor — d. h, 258 Walnut
tHarmon Joseph, oysterman Shippen below 8th
Harmstead Laurence, carpenter 26 Elizabeth
Harmstead Sarah, storekeeper 56 north Fourth
Harmstead Martin, shoemaker 135 north Front S. E.

corner Race
Harmstead Wm. carpenter Weaver's ay. {see Hermatadt
Harned John, tinplateworker 330 High
Harod David, labourer 30 Stamper's alley
Harod Jane, widow 22 Cedar street
Harp Abraham, cordwainer Castle street
Harpel Jno. cordwainer. Wood above Second
Harper Alexander, blacksmith Filbert E of 11th, and

12 N.. Tenth.
Harper Charles A. 8c Co. merchants S. E. comer Arch

and Second — d. h. 21 Mulberry
Harper Edward, painter &c. alley near Allen street

Frankford road
Harper James, jun. brickmaker 291 Walnut
Harper James, brickmaker Barker near Sch. Fourth
Harper John P. innkeeper 60 D{;ck
Harper John, saddler 146 north Third
Harper John, cooper 21 south Water
Harper John grocer 205 Cedar
Harper Peter, dealer, 475 north Second
Harper Samuel, tailor 1 Schriver's court
Harper Thomas, brickmaker Chesnut corner Sch. 4th
Harper Thomas, agent for inland transportation of mer-
chandise, and treasurer and secretary for the Schuyl-
kill navip-ation company, 18 Decatur street
Harper Walter, coachmaker back 127 Walnut
Harphanri Simeon, teacher back 96 Union
Harpur Ruth, widow Maiden below Front
Harrar George, rulemaker Coates below Sixth
Harrar John, carpenter Law's court
Harrel] James M. printer back 186 Lombard
Harrington Daniel, dentist 235 Arch
Harrington William, printer, 62 Chesnut
Harris Adam G. coachmaker 14 Currant alley
tHanis Alexander, labourer Spafford street
Harris Benjamin, brewer Ann W Sch. Eighth
fHurris Benj. waiter in store 129 Cedar
Harris Charles B. painter Sec, 30 Bank— d. h. 3 Sassafras

alley
Harris Charles, drug, glass and colour warehouse, 1?

south Front
Harris Charles, paperhanger, 23 Cooirb*8 alley

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. HAK

tHarris Daniel, sawver 196 south Sixth

JHarris Hector, labourer 248 Lombard

Harris James, drayman xVnn West Sch. Eighth

tHarris James, labourer Browne above 4ih

Harris Jane, widow St Mary

Harris Joiin, dealer Garden near Callowhill

Harris John, mariner 7 Meade alley

Harris John, labourer Wharton below Second

Harris John, tailor Wiggins's court

Harris John W, carpenter 205 Race

Harris Joseph, carpenter 170 south Ninth

Harns Mary, Mrs. boardinghouse 35 Chesnut

Harris Michael labourer Old York road near George

fHarris Nathaniel, labourer 28 Budd street

Harris Nicholas, flour andfeedstore 35 Lombard

Harris Richard, tavernkeeper 16 north Third

Harris Robert, mariner Drinker's court

Harris Samuel, coppersmith 1 Poplar alley

Harris Samuel, M. D.Camden (N. J.)

f Harris Sarah, washerwoman Smith's court n. Sch. 8th

THarris Simeon, mariner back 299 south Third

Harris S. B. merchant 199 High— d.h. 98 south Third

Harris Thomas, silverplater Brooke's court

Harris Thomas, m. d. 210 south Third

tHarris Walter, 142 south Eighth

Harris William, collector of taxes 127 south 11th

Harriss Wm. china mercht. 27 north 3d — -d. h. Vine ab.

Crown
Harriss & Wright, china merchants 27 north Third
tHarris WiUiam, porter Pine above Ninth
tHarris WiUiam.oysterman 48 Filbert
jHarris Wm. porter Fit zv/ ate r abore Sixth
fHarris Wm. labourer Bringhurst's court
tHarris Wm. mariner back 85 Small
Harrison Amelia C. widow teacher Quince ab. Spruce
Harrison Charles E. paperhanger 2Littleboy's court
Harrison Charles P. engraver and copperplate printer

336 Chesnut above Twelfth
Harrison Francis, grocer 453 N. Second cor. Browne
Harrison Geo. navy agent 64 Dock — d h 156 Chesnut
Harrison Henrv, sea captain Beach near Marlborough
Harrison Henry, broker SOS. Front — d h 218 Chesnut
Harrison Henry, stevedore 9 Burd's allev
Harrison Israel, bricklaye]' 19 Carter's alley
Harrison John, chemist and white lead mauufac. near

first gate Frankford road
Harrison John, innkeeper and blacksmith S E corner

Fourth and German
Harrison Joseph, ironmoulder Beach street (K.)
Harrison Josiah, attorney at law Camden N. J,
Harrison Rachel, widow' 2 Chester
Harrison Ruth widow of Robert, 118 south Front
Harrison Richard, engraver 12 Chester

o 2

HAR whitlly's annual

Harri-on Samuel, cordwainer 267 Coates
Harrison Thos. locksrnifa cor. Queen & Third
Hirribon Thomas, m d. 2 Chester
Harrison Thomas, sea captain 15 Mary (S.)
Harrison Wm. shipwright Ferris's court
Harrison William, boardinghouse 343 High
jHarrison William, hairdresser 15 Bla( kberrv' alley
tHarrod Sarah, widow 20 Juniper allev
Harrow John, fencemaker Carpenter below ^ixtli
Harrow John, junr. carpenter 108 Chr#tian
Harry William, laborer back 10 Oak (S.)
Hart Abraham L. music store It S. 4th — d h 75 N. 4th
Hurt Cnarles, groce-r oo7 Callow hill
Hart Elizabetli, nurse back 26 Spruce
Hctrt Hetty, widow boardinghouse 75 north Fourth
. Hart James M. innkeeper 184 north Third
Hart James, gentleman 294 north Third
Hart James, blacksmith b ;ck 40 Bread
Hart John, druggist lo-^er 8 south 2d— d h 195 Arch
Hart John, shoemaker 225 Cedar
Hart John V. merciiant 175 Cullowhill
IHart John, waiter 51 Currant allev
Hart Joseph, grazier 186 noith Third
Hart Levi, teacher of tiie Greek and Latin languages

144 south Eighth
Hart Mar>', widow back 186 Lombard
Hart Mary, widow back 536 north Third
Hart Mrtry, widow Race above Schuvlkill Eighth
Hart Mary, widow Crown near Frankford road
Hart Mary, widow of John, 161 south Tenth
Hart Mordecai, saddler High west Permanent bridge
Hart Nidiolas, cedar cooper 164 south Third
Hart Noah, tailor 3 Garrigues court
Hart Samuel, pilot Lombard street alley
Hart Susannah, widow Quince above Spruce
Hart Thomas and W. H. grocers 231 north Third
Hart Tiiomas, merchant 198 north Fourth
Hart Wm. oakcooper back 83 S. Water — d h 4 Penn
Hart Wm. silversmith 20 Keys' allev
Hart Wm. H. merchant 231 north Tiiird — d h 114Arch
Hartendorf John, weaver 5^6 noith Third
Hartford Sarah, widow M'Cuiloch's court
Hartley George, dr)'goods store 24 north Second
Hartley Henry, labourer back 29 Prime
Hartley John M. gentleman 55 New
Harcley Joseph, upholsterer 266 south Second
Hartley Mar)', widow Fearri^'s court
Hartley Thomas, baker 165 Vine
Hartley & Vanhorn, upholsterers 27 scuth Front
Hartman Augustus, labomer Otter near Germ, road
Hartman Christian, glassblowerGrav's ferry r. n. South
Haiiman Elizabeth 17 Appletree all^^y \_8ee Herman
Hartman John, hairdresser, bleeder, cupper & leecher,

114 north Sixth

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. HAS

Hartman Joseph, malster 17 Appletree alley

Hartman Philip, 24 Crown

Hartman Sebastian, brickmakerCallowhill near 13th

Hartnett Sarah, widow 366 Cedar

HartranfFt Sophia, widow 73 George (S^

Hartshorne Pattison P. gentleman 122 Mulberry

Hartshorne Joseph, m. d. S E en* Seventh and Spruce

Hartshorn William, back 107 north Fifth

Hartshorn Thomas, coachaiaker 47 Charlotte

Hnrtnock Christian, brickmaker 507 north Third

Hartraft Michael, plasterer Juniper above Arch

Hai trafft George, shoemaker 35 Noble

Harvey David, weaver Queen near Marlborough

Harvey Frederick, whiskey store High near Sch. Third

Harvey Gabriel, tailor 10 Harmony court

Harvey George N. merchant 110 Mulberry

Harvey Hannah, Miss, 10 Norris'b alley

Harvey Isaac, merchant d h 266 Chesnut — office back

in George
Harvey James, Farmer & Mechanics' inn 2d ab. Mudl.
Harvey James, carter 288 south Fhird
Harvey Job, labourer Wood near Prince (K.)
HaiveV Joseph, tavenikeeper 244 south Third
fHarvey Joshua, porter Atkinson's court [see Hervey
Harvey Richard, carter Fi*anktord load near Hanover
Harve^- Robert, watchman 94Spi'uce
Harvey Robert, tailor 200 south Fifth
Harvey Samuel &: Sons, hardware merchts. 62 N. Front
Harvey Samuel jun. merchant 110 Arch
Harvey Samuel D. gentleman Broad below High
Hai#ey Thomas, mariner 1 1 Burd's alley
Harvey William, constable 70 Shippen
Harvey W^iliiam, weaver Marlborough near Queen
Harwood Samuel, labourer back 32 Catharine
HasbergJohn Frederick, coachman Weaver's alley
Haseltme John, merchant 10 South wharves
Haskins Ehzabeth widow of Thomas 302 Chesnut

[see Hoskins

Haslam , importer of china &c. 21 Chesnut

Haslett Elizabeth tailoress 17 Wagner's alley
Haslett John, tobacconist Crciwford's court
Haslett William, merchant SW cor. Front & Walnut
Hc.sluck & Mctxfield, hardware store 10 north Third
Hassall John, ladies shoemaker 181 nortli Second
Hassail Joseph, shoemaker 305 south Second
Ha'-sell John, callenderer 9 Crown
Hassett Bc.Jamin, shoemaker Beach below Maiden
Ha-siiiger Jacob, merchant 6 South alley Sc 207 High
Hi'ssinger Jacob & Son, merchants 207 High
Hassinger Philip, sugarboiler 53 Coates
Hasbinger Jonathan K. merchant 207 High
Hastings James, cordwainer back 356 south Second
Hai^tuigs Robert, weaver 576 north Thiixi
Hastings Sarah Mrs. 110 Chen y

HAY whitely's annual

Hatcher Thomas, shoemaker 10 Green's court

Hatfield Abraham, cordwainer Smith's court

Hatfield Adam, tailor 84 Vine

Hatliaway Caleb & Co. merchants 28 South wharves

Hathaway Caleb, mercht.28 S. wharves — d h 4 Laurel

Hathwell George comedian 11 Watson's alley

Hattenfield Charles, miller Prince near Fi-anktord road

Hatter Wilham, nailer back 268 Race

Hatton Sarah, teacher 33 Jacoby street

Haughey Alice, tavern 169 south Front

Haaptman John, baker S7 Lombard

Hause Isaac, (Mechanic 2 pot house) cor. Cherry & 10th

Hause William, carpenter 193 Cherry — d h 49 N. 8th

\see Haus iJ" Halves
Havelan Catharine, widow 247 south Fourth
Haven Joshua, merchant 127 S. Front — d h 22 Pine
Havens Joseph, carter Lolar's court
Havens Mary, widow Lolar's court
Havens Marv, widow 9 Coxe's alley
Havenstrite Samuel, cabinetmaker 2 Stamper's alley
Haverstick Chas. & Co. china merchants 128 N. Third
Haverstick Wm.jun. china merchant 8cc. 250 High
Havikin Catharine, widow 249 Cedar
Haviland 6c Bridport, decorative architects and furnish-
ers, & architectural and miscellaneous drawing aca-
demy N W corner Chesnut and Seventh
Haviland Cornelius, shoemaker 268 Cedar
Haviland John, architect 26 north Fifth
Hawk Christian, hosier 440 Sassafras
Hawks William, harbour-master 2 Norris* alley
tHawkins Daniel, labourer 249 Shippen
Hawkins Daniel, sawyer 151 Locust
Hawkins Elizabeth, widov;90 German
Hawkins widow of John, 372 north I'hird
Hawkins Temperance Mrs. south Fifth below Christian
Hawkins Wm. shoemaker N E cor. Mary and Third
Hawkins Wm. merchant 240 High— d h. 105 Pine
Hawkley Mary, widow 10 north Ninth
Hawley Lemuel, sea captain 35 Sansom
Haws John, labourer 113 north Fourth
Hawthorn John, hatter back 26 Lombard
Hawthorn Thomas, mariner 69 Moyamensi g road
Hay Catharine, widow Rotterdam inn 124 north Fourth
Hay Jane, storekeeper 99 north Fourth
Hay Peter, one of the editors of the American Centinel

22 Walnut— d h 30 Newmarket
Hay William, engraver Smith's court back 117 N. 5th
Haycock James, labourer 46 Budd
Haydock Edward, m. d. 50 south Second
Hay dock widow of Eden, plumber 8cc. 5 Lodge
Haydock Samuel, domestic warehouse 35 Strawberry
& plumbers shop 37 & 39 Stiawbcrry— d h 50 S. 2d
Haydock Wm. painter &c. 39 Strawberr)'— d h 50 S. 2d

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. HEC

Haydon Wm. fancy chair manufacturer 109 Walnut —

d h Washington street
Hciyes Hannuh, ^l north Ninth [see Hays

Hayes P. sea Captain 10 (Franklin row) south Ninth
Hayes Rhodea, widow 1 Liberty alley
Haymer John, teacher, Hanover near Queen
Ha'vnes David, cordwamer 319 south Third
Haynes Rohert, slioeniaKer 143 St, John
Haynes Sarah, widow 46 Bread street
Hays Addis, carpenter corner Charles and James
Hays Edward, shipmaster 470 south Front
H-iys George, woodsawyer Rachel
Hays James, cabinetmaker 23 Sassafras
Hays J.'ihn, Windsor chairmaker 21 north Ninth
Hays Margery, widovv boardinghouse 460 scuth Front
Havs S-amuel,' merchant Chesnut above Twelfth
Hays Thomas, silkdyer Caledonia court \_see Hayes
Ha'ysom Christopher, stonecutter 347 Race
Hayter James, ropemaker Germantown road ab. Otter
Hayward John, baker 30 North alley
!iazard Abigail, widow 31 Filbert
■Hazard Cyrus, coachaian Blackberry alley
iiazard David, tailor 3Sh;cli!s' court
!i izard Ebenezer, luOourer 445'south Front
■Hazard Edward, porter 22 Burd's court
!iazard H. oysterman 4o4 north Water
!iazard Morris, boardnighouse 2(9 Chesnut
■'Hazel Frances, widow 7 Sassafras alley
iazel Joseph, vvelldigger Thiiteenih below Chesnut
iazelton Isaiah, trunkn^aker Davison's alley
riazelton Margaret, 45 Charlotte
Hazlehurst Samuel, 220 Mulberry
Hazlett Ann, wido^N 99 Shippen
Headman George, potter 9 ncrlh 8th
Headman Jacob, coachmaker Castle street
Headman William, potter 17 south- 8th
Headman William, jun. potter George above Eleventh
Hearn Margaret, teacher 33 Keys' alley
Heater Caroline, widow Powell above Vineyard
Heath Charles P. Hamilton village
Heaton Catharine, widow Noble above St. John
Heaton Elijah, flour dealer 6 Hopkms' court
Heaton Jeremiah, saddler 1 Strawberry [see Eaton
Heaton Thomas, cordw'ainer Simons's court
Hebbard William, weaver 67 Budd
Heberton J. attorney at law 32 south 5th
Heberton George, merchant 5 south Second
Heberton J. C. m. d. 115 south 5th
Heberton William Y. drygoods store 22 south Second
Heck George, carpenter 67 Lombard
Heckman George M. tavernkeeper 211 north Front &
208 north Water \_see Hickman

Heckman John, gunstocker back 18 Cheriy

HEL whitely's annual

Hector Archibald, sawyer back 129 Cherry
fHeddelman John, labourer Hunter's court
Heddernnan John W. milkman Christian above 8th
Hedderman Lydia, Christian corner Seventh
Hedderman VVilliam, milkman Prime above Eighth
Hedderly Edward, bellfounder, &c 48 south 5th
Hedelius Andrew, sea captain 180 south Front
Hedenfield William S. mariner 415 Catharine
Hedges WiUiam, tailor, back 211 St. John
Heeny Sarah, widow 2 Callowhill
Hei't Elizabeth, widow, vict. cor. George & Old York r.
Heft George, vict. 22 Third street market. High street
tHegemin John, sweepmaster back 108 Filbert
neimer Catharine, widow Crown below Bedford
Heimer John, victualler 306 Vine— stall 40 New market
Heimer John, junr, victualler 306 Vine
Heineken Mrs. 169 south 5th

Heinold Charles, grocer 138 Callowhill & 34 north 7th
Heisler John, cooper 114 north 4th
Heisler Peter, gentleman 514 norlli Second
Heiss Christian, lookingglass sih erer Hopkins's court
Heiss Israel, gunsmith, &c. 8 Noble street
Heiss James, cordwainer 341 north Third
Heiss John, shojikeeper 10 Cresson's alley
Heiss Joseph, cordwainer Hopkins's court [«ee Hess
Heiss William, copperware, copperplate & stove ma-
nufacturer 213 north Second
Helffenstein rev. Samuel, minister of the German I'e-

formed church 39 nortli Fourth
Helffrich Francis, tailor 179 north Eighth
Helffrich Mary, widow 19 Spafford
Heller Daniel,' gentleman Crown below Prince
Heller Joseph, labourer Prince near Hanover
Hellings widow of John, 81 south Second
Hellings William, plasterer 7 Baker's court
Helmbold Elizabetii, midwift- 1 Quarry street
Heimbold Frederick, innkeeper S E cor Juniper & High
Helmbold George, paper warehouse 191 S Front — d h

60 Union
Heimbold George, editor of the Independent Balance,

2 Fromberger's court
Helmbold }:\i:r\v\ , inquire 191 south Front
Heimbold Joseph K. clerk 2 Vernon & 191 S Front
Helmes Ann, widow back 81 Ci^crge (C)
Helms Charles, m^.riner 28 Parhani's alley
Helmuth Henrv K. merchant 279 High
Helmuth John K. merch. 16 South ay. — d h 297 Chesnut
Helmuth rev. I. H. C. 279 High '
Helt Mary, widow 166 St. John's
Helt William, bricklayer Vine alley above Twelfth
tHelton Jacob, cook Portland lane
Helverson Jonathan, cabinetmaker Second ab. Ger. r.
Helverson Jonathan, pocketbook maker 3 Pratt's court

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. HEN

Helverson Nicholas, carpenter 106 Coates

Helverston , widow Carroll's court near 4th

Hcmbel William, tailor 16 north Water
Hembel WilliaiT)., jtin. merchant 17 north Front
fHemmenway James, hairdresser 41 Pine
Hemphill James, merchant 42 Walnut— d h 19 S 7th
Hemphill James & John, merchants 42 Walnut
Hemphill John, mercht. 42 Walnut — d h 95 Spruce
Hemphill Joseph, counsellor at law 144 Chesuut
Hemphill Thomas, shoemaker 16 Greenleafs court
Hemple Samuel, senr. carter Button wood n Ridge. r.
Hemple Samuel, junr. tobacconist 47 north 4th
Henchman Adam, b ickmaker S E corner High and

Sell. St cond [see Hinchman

Henchman John, 178 Race

Hendel Elizabeth, chinastore 122 north Second
Henderson Alexander, labourer Spruce \\ . of Sch.5th
Henderson Ann, tailoress Coates above Old York road
Henderson Elizabeth, widow Juniper above Cherry
Henderson Guy, bookbinder 99 Cherry
Henderson Jas. attorney at law 21 S 7th — d h 59 S 2d
Henderson James, carpenter 222 south Third
Henderson Jane, widow Green's toxxrt
Henderson John, cordwainer 25 Mechanic street
Henderson John L. grocer Perry street
Henderson John, drayman cor Lombard & Sch. Sixth
Henderson John, carpenter 111 north Tenth
Henderson John, grocer N Eighth N E corner Zane
Henderson Mary, Mrs of James, cor. Sch. 2d 8c Arch
Henderson Mary, widow back 133 north Third
Henderson Mary,drygoods store 59 south Second
Henderson Robert, cupper and bleeder Little Pine
Henderson Sarah, gentlewoman 4 Library street
Henderson Thomas, grocer N W cor. Callowhill and

Garden
Henderson Thomas, porter Green's court
Henderson William, labourer 2 Prosperous alley
Henderson — — , widow Mulberry W. Sch. Second
Hendricks Charity, nurse 106 Cedar
Hendricks Randolph, cof dwainer Hamilton village
Hendricks William, cordwainer 461 south Front
Hendrickson Alchy, widow 69 Locust
Hendrickson Benjamin, paintgrinder back 16 Arch
Mendrickson Henry, mariner 55 Prime
Hendrickson Joseph, shoemaker West near Marlbro*.
Hendrickson Peter, bricklayer 79 Locust
Hendrickson P & S. livery stablekeepers Raspberry ay.
Hendy Elizabeth, Mrs. boardinghouse 26 north Front
Heneberry Thomas, sailmaker 193 St. John
Henk D. George, baker 423 north Second
Henley William, merchant 4 north Second
Hennesey Margaret, tailoress Prime bel. Moyamensing
Hennessy Margaret, widow Prime above Second

HEN whit£Ly's annual

Hennessy Michael, grocer 16 Cedar {^see Henzey

Hennessy Robert, tailor 4 Dock

Hennessy widow of Thomas, N 8th near Buttonwood

Hennings jr & Zinkernogel, booksellers 19 Cherry st,

Henri Elizabeth, boardinghouse 110 Arch

Henrick John, mate of vessel 411 south Front

Henry Alexander, merchant 25 Minor — d h 192 High

Henry Alexander,jun. & Co. merchants 192 High

tHenry Andrew, packer Eagle court

Henry Ann, widow Mark's lane

j-Henry Catharine, Dean's alley

Henry Christopher, dealer 536 north Third

Henry Casper, grocer Locust cor. Sch. Front

tHenry Francis, vender secondhand clothes, cellar of

219 south Second
Henry Hannah, widow Arch above Thirteenth
Henry Hester, widow 143 Locust
Henry Hugh, dravman St. Joseph's avenue
Henry Hugh, gentleman LombardvN Wcor Centre Sq.
Henry Isaac, m d. Lombardy N W cor. Centre Square
Henry James, shipwright 4th near Carpenter (S)
Henry Jane, widow grocer St. Mary corner Seventh
Henry Jesse, widow St. Mary
Henry John, carpenter 17 Apollo
Henry John, labourer 10 south Broad
Henry John, doorkeeper at West's painting Spruce ab.

Eighth
Henry John Joseph, gunmanuf. 290 north Third N W

corner Noble
tHenry John, barber Poplar above St. John
Henry Joseph, merchant 280 High
Henry Juliana, milliner 48 Arch
Henry Kesiah, tavernkeeper 304 south 4th
Henry Mary, widow 5 Shippen
Henry Mary, storekeeper 54 south 4th
Henry Peter, oysterman 412 north 4th above Browne
Henry R. Norris, bookseller 74 S 2d — d h 54 south 4th
Henry Robert & Brothers, merchants 163 High
Henry Samuel, shopkeeper 83 north Third
tHenry Samuel, whitewasher Third above Otter
Henry Thomas, merchant 163 High
Henry William, gentleman Kunckel above Noble
Henry William S. merchant 192 High
Henry William, copper and tinsmith 200 Lombard
Henry, widow of Samuel, 143 Locust
Hensel Catharine, widow Vine below Sch. Eighth
Hensman Henry, confectioner 240 Lombard
IHenson Henry, mariner 63 Currant alley
Henson Nathan, oystermau 21 Prosperous alley
tHenson Nathan, oysterman High corner Juniper
Henszey Joshua, accountant 36 Race [see Hennessy
Henszey Samuel, accountant 41 Wood
Henszey 'I'homas, carpenter 12 Cvpress alley
Henwood Abraham, carter 66 Plum street

PHILADELPHIA OIRECTORY. HES

Henzev Samuel, accour^tant 41 Wood

Hepburn Charles, hatter 84 Union

Hepler Henry, tobacronibt 478 north Second

Hepp Adum, Rose alley and 101 Coates

Heppard Hezekiah, inn and t'errj'keeper 9 N wharves

Heppard John, painter & glazier Emlen's court — d Vi

202 north Front
Heppard Jose])h, merchant 205 High — d h 116 N 9th
Heppard Thomas, barkeeper 43S north Front
Heppel Adam, woodsawyer Vine below Eleventh
Hera John, pewterer 61 VValnut
Herbert William, stevedore 14 Man- (S)
Hergesheimer Samuel, victualler— stall 63 New market
He!-lgcs Bernard, tobacconist 186 north Se-cond
Heriges John J. tobacconist 471 north Second
Heriis Francis, goldsmith & jeweller 21 Franklin court
Herkness Adam, stonecutter 11 N 7th— d h 22 N 9th
Herman Hannah, widow grocer 93 Christian
Herman John C. 165 south 5th [see Harmau

Herman William, tavernkeeper 2 Moyainensing road

S W corner Cl.ristian
Hermon George, gentleman 45 north Sixth
Hermstad Catharine, boardinghouse 7 Elbow lane

\_see Hamnstead
Hermstad Joseph, bookbinder 7 Elbow lane
Herning Henry, distiller Vine above Eleventh
Heron James, printer Juniper above Race
Heron John, grocer 253 south 4th N. E. corner Shippen
Herrigai G tailo;- Prince below Crown
Herrington Mary, widow 54 Garden
Herse John, baker 578 north Third
Herse S. Mrs. storekeeper 10 south Sixth
Hertzog Joseph, merchant 33 Bread
Hertzcg Michael, upholsterer 46 Cedar
Hertzog and M'Caraher, grocei-s N. E. comer Vine

and Fwurth
Hertzog Peter, grocer N E. cor. Vine and 4th — d. h.

115 Vine
Hess Abraham, carter \'ine above Juniper
Hess Arnold, garderer Frankford road op. Marlbro.
Hess Conrad, cordwainer 203 Coates
Hess George, labourer 100 Coates
Hess John, constable 178 north Fifth
Hess John and Samuel, grocei*s comer Sch. Eighth and

Vine
Hess John M. tin pi ate worker and grocer cor. Sch. 8th

and Vine Uee Heine

Hess John, baker 578 north Third
Hess Peter, shoemaker 193 north Third
Hess Philip, cooper 181 St John
Hess Samuel, grecer corner Sch. Eighth and Vine
Hess & Son, grocers cor. Sch. Eighth and Vine
Hess WilHam, tinplate worker 392 Race

H£Y whitely's annual

Hess William, carpenter 122 Coates

Hess William, jun. maie 21 Mary (S)

Hess William, ct-rdwaiiicr Cedar above Tenth

Hesselpoth Henr} , Hanover near West (K)

Hesscr Chailes, coachmaker Pfeifftr's court

Hess>er Daniel, tton* cutler oO north Eighth

Hesser Edith, Mrs. Mary st. below Second

Hesketh 6c Sideboiham, distillers wholesale and retail liq,

wine ana coi dial store, cor. Lauiel and Front (NL)
Hester Conrad, cieputy sheriff 212 north Second
Hester widow ot Conrad, 212 nonh Second
Kestcn Hannah, widow ot Thomas, 205 Arch
Heston & Hays, storekeepers 21 north Ninth
Heston Robert, weaver 576 north 1 liird
Heston William, painter 21 north N-uth [^see Huston
Hetterman Wm. milkman Hudson's lane
Hcizei B. Oakcccper 169 St. John
Heizel John, cakeoopei Lily alley
Heuer Henry, baker 243 south 4th
Ht'wes Jcsiah, gentlen.an 15 south Third [«ee Hughes
H'-witt Abijaii, corder 58 Browne
Heiviri John, saiidman Buttonwood near 5th
Ht wiii Margaretta, wiaow boardinghouse 304 Race
H*^ wia Elizabeth, widow 175 Coates
Htvviit 'X'homas, sea captain 11 Pine
Hewitts Wm. merchant 57 north Eighth
Hewlii;gs Ehzabeth, widow 99 south 5th
Hewliiigs & Foiwell, merchuuts 63 High
Hewiii.gs Joseph, merchant 57^ Union
Hewiings Thomas I. merchant 6.S High
Hewhoii John, jun. calicoprinter Beach near Warren
Hewsoii John, gentleman near the glasshouse (K)
Hewson I'honias, T f<u d. 7 Librarv— ;d h \'o\i. Chesnut
[ire- Hcufion, /Iusto?i, and jEuston
Hewston John, cotton manufacturer 9 Green
Hey Moes, worsted ;pinner Smith's court
Heynergcr Charle.s, blacksmith 6 Noble
Heyberger (ieorge, coachspiingmaker, Emlen's court

— d h 52 Coates [tsee Heimb'-ri^er

Heybc'ger Jacob & Co. chocolate manut. 154 N. Third
Hevbt»ge! J; cob, Penn township and 154 N. Third
He'. btrijCi- Mi«ry, uidow of George, 6 Nuble
He'\e: Jc)C<.b, \ictualler St. John above Beaver (N L)
Hevl George, attc rney at law and notary public, 22^

Wr hrat-^i' h 49 north Eighth
Heyi Hem V C. hog victualh r (keeper Columbia Garden
• Cu)'f;en,'N. J.)— stalls 6 High st. and Jersey markets
Hevi Isaac, victuhiifr 27 N L market
H. yi John, b^kei 106 north Second [see Hale

H^-j : John, brubiunaker 204 north Second
Hoyl Philip, carpenter 173 Greene
Hevl William, ('rug and paint store 35 High
He'yiand George, labourer bih below Hudson's lane

PHILADELPHIA DIRFXTORY.

HII.

IHeyland John, mariner 76 German

Heyler John, stonrkeeper 109 north Third

Heylin Isaac, M. D. 57 south Seventh „ ^_ „ ,

Heysham Robert, deputy naval officer, 323 N. Second

Hey wood Thomas, baker 277 north Th.rd

Hiatt James, druggist Sch. Fifth below High

Hibbs Barbara, Mrs. Wharton below Second

Hibbs Isnac, ropemaker Federal below Second

Hickam Marv, widow Coares above Eighth

Hickey James, grocer 124 Locust

Hickey John, ropemaker Second ab. Germantown r.

Hickey Michael, professor of mnsic GalbraithN court

Hickham Richard, fencemaker fhirieenth n- Cedar

Hickman Elizabeth, widow nurse back 20 Almond

H-ckman George, innkeeper 208 N. Water and 211 JN.

Fpont [«^^ Heckman

Hickman Isaac, labourer 275 south Front
Hickman Jas. accountant 97 S. S.-cond— '^, h 20 Federal
Hickman Jas. accountant Kuntkel bel. St Tammany
Hickman Nathaniel, bookbinder and seller 53 High and

158 south 4th
Hickman Selby, inquire 20 Federal
Hi^ks Charles, carpenter 19^ Duke
Hicks Elizabeth, widow 5th above Buttonwood
Hicks Josiah, wat'-rman S W c or ^^leen and 2d (S^
H :ks Richard, carpenter 21 Union
jHicks Robert, bootcleaner and carpenter Apple near

George "^

Hider Jonn, bricklayer N E cor Eleventh and North
Hiffernan Mary, widow Me-riott'slane above 5rh
Higbey Elizabeth, widow Wood near Queen (K)
Higden James, boardinghouse 151 south Water
Higginbottom William, sugarboiler 32 Crown
Higgins Hannah, widow of Francis, 149 south Ninth
Higgins Isabella, widow back 126 south Sixth
tHiggins John, silkdver 8 Burd's court
Higgins Nicholas, v/heehvright 5 Green's court
Higgins Robert, mariner 151 Cedar
Higginson George, carpetweaver 504 south Front
Higgs Wm. milkman Irish lane f-

Highland Samuel, carter 12 Juniper lane
Hight Adam, victualler 51 Garden
Hight Christian, watchmaker back 257 Race
Hight Christian, coachmaker 12 Schriver's court
Higncr John, 180 Coates
Hilborn Benjamin, wheelwright 325 Callowhill — d h

242 north Eighth
Hilborn Charles, mariner 511 north Third
Hildebrand Charles F. A. baker 90 north Eleventh
Hildeburn Samuel, clock and watchmaker &c. 72

Hic^h— d h 202 south 4th
Hill Ann, widow mantuamaker 52 Cedar
Hill Ann, widow boardinghouse 61 Dock

HIL whitely's annual

Hill Charles, tailor 2 north Water and cor. Arch— d h

„23Eitreth's alley [see Hall

Hill Charles, bricklayer 6 Knight's court

tHiil Edward, labourer Lombard ntar Sch. 6th

Hill Elizabeth, widow of M^ses, 110 St. John

Hill Ehzabeth, storekeeper 1 10 north Third

Hill ElizaDeth, Mrs. ot Joseph, Callowhill near Sch. 3Q

Hill George, carpenter Pine alley

Hill George, blacksmith 18 Greene

Hill George, Itibourer Twelfih below Pine alley

Hill Jacob, hbiiei-man Queen near Bishop

Hill Jacob, jun. caulker Hanover near Prince

fHdl Jacob, liibourer Cedar above 1 weilth

Hil) Jane, IS Suippen corner Vernon

fHih Jane, wido A' 246 Lombard

t Hill Jeremiah, paailer 185 south Seventh

Hill Avidow of John, shipwright Queen near Bishep (K)

Hill John, engraver 1 1 1 Moyamenslng road

Hill John, sea captain Oak comer Whitehall

Hill John, blacksmith 67 Bucld

■j"Hill John, stablekeeper 160 Spruce

H;ii Jonathan, 6 Baker's court

Hill Joseph, boatbuilder 157 Svvanson — d h 10 Queen

Hil! Joseph, combmaker 7 Pennsylvania avenue

Hili Joseph, victualler 122 Shippen

Hill Joseph, labourer ccr. Sch. 3d and Callowhill

Hili Luban, ladies shoemaker Sixth above Callowhill

Hill Lawrence, shipwright Marlborough near Queen

Hill Mary, widow 381 north Front

Hill Mary, widow 5 Summers' court

Hill Mary, 137 south Tenth

Hill Mary, milhnerNew above Third

Hill Rebecca, widow netmaker Queen below Bishop

Hill Robert, cabinetmaker 8 Prospect ay.

Hill Robert, (watchman at Sheriif' s office) Pryor's court

Hill Samuel, carpenter 125 north Sixth

H-11 Samuel, chandler, corner Callowhill and Rugan

fHill Samuel, sawyer Juniper ay.

tHill Samuel, labourer Portland lane

Hill Surah, widow Pine below Twelfth

Hill Thomas, weaver Sch. Third below High

Hill Wm. F. sea captain 352 north Fifth

■{■Hill Wm. woodsawyer 231 Catharine

tHill Wealthy, Mrs. 159 Lombard

Hillegas Joseph K. stock and exchange broker 46^

Walnut — d h Filbert above Eighth
Hillegas Wm. cashier of Camden bank, Camden N J
Hiilerman John, labourer 20 Charlotte
Hillier Joseph, lookingglass manutacturcr 133 Vine
Hillman Ehakim, waterman 70 Budd
Hillman Mary, teacher 43 Vine
Hillman Zacharias, carter 7i north Front
Hilsee Joseph, tailor 119 S. Water— d h 9 Shields' court

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. HIP

Hilsee John, tailor 7 Callowbill

Hilsee Samuel, bricklayer Vine below Thirteenth

Hilsee & Thackray, tailors 113 south Water

Hilsee Wm. wheelwright 454 N Front — d h 11 Browne

Hilsee Wm. tailor 88 north Water

Hiisman Frederick, tobacconist Thirteenth bel. High

Hilt Susannah, 2 Stamper's ay.

fHilton Raynard, labourer Merriott's lane above Fourth

Hilton & Taylor, grocers Thirtl near Germantown r.

Hilyard Abrm. merch. tailor 19 S. 3d — d h 113 Chesnut

Hilyard Eber bricklayer 117 Lombard

Hilyard Henry grocer 152 south Eleventh cor Locust

Himeback Adam, covdwainer Frankford r. a <Jtter

Hinier Adam, biickmaker Coates above Eighth

Himes Christopher, fisherman Aspen &y. n. Sch. 2d

Himes Frederick, fisiierman Beach corner Shakamaxon

Himes Martin, shipjoiiier Hanover above Queen

Hinchelwood Thos. weaver N E cor Chesnut & Sch. 6th

Hinchman Benjamin M, merchant 199 High

Hinchman Joseph B. innkeeper 441 N Front & 19 Budd

Hinchman John, merchant 84 Wood [see Henchman

Hinchmans & Newbold, merchants 199 Market

Hindman John, accountant 130 Vine

Hineman John, currier 55 St. Tammany

Hine Jacob, drover 218 Vine

Hines Andrew, cordwainer south Eleventh below Pine

Hines Christopher, fisherman Aspen ay. above Spruce

Hines James, labourer back 106 Christian

Hines Jas. stevedore 71 Queen (S) [see Hynes^ Hdnes

Hines John, tobacconist 469 Race

Hines Wm. carpenter Hanover near Bedford

Hines Wm. mariner 176 Cedar

Hines Wm. shipwright Sch. Fifth near Market

Hinckel Adam H. shipchandler 23 South wharves

Hinckel Adam, vict. stall 56 New market — d h 265 Cai-

lowhill
Hinckel Conrad, ropemaker William (N L)
Hinckel Henry, sen. and jr. dravmen, Rugan and 350

Callowhill ■

Hinckel John, drayman Coates above Eightli
Hinckel John, blacksmih back 216 Vine
Hinckel Peter, vict. stall 27 New market — d h corner

of Callowhill and Lawrence
Hinckel Peter, 354 north Third
Hinkle Elizabeth, widow 35 Ann (N L)
Hinkley Daniel, blacksmitii 258 St. Johns
Hinshellwood John, weaver cor. Sell. 8th and Walnut
tHinson Nathan, oysterman 21 Prosperous alley-
Hint John, bricklayer Wood above Seventh
Hippensteel Frederick, gravediggcr Ciierry n. Duke
Hippie Lawrence, tavernkeeper, Blockleyville, West

Chester road
Hipwell James, moroccodresser back 126 south Sixth

HOF whitely's annual

Hire George, innkeeper S W cor. Juniper ami Cherry
Hirigoyen Peter, copperstill manuf. 473 north Front
Hirneihen Alice, widi)\v 22 Chester
Hirneisen A. M. vvidow milkwonian 25 north Seventh
Hhneisen Susan, widow storekeeper 21 north Seventh
Hirst Thomas, tinware manufacturer, imjuire S4 Che&-

tei' l-ste Hurst

Hise John, shopkeeper Cresson's allev
Hitchcock Ira E. teacher 143 north Second
Hitciicock R. tui]cr54 Chesnut
Hite Aaron, vict. Garden street
Hitner George, printer 296 Vine
Hittel Eve, widow Hijickel's court
Hoare, Robt. painter &:c N W cor Fifth and Spruce
Hoat George, gentleman N E cor Fourth and Tammany
Hobarc Elizabeth, vvidow ^88 south Seventh
Hobbs Jame^;, whitesmith SW cor. Centre square — shop

corjier Broad and Locust
Hobbs James, brushmaker Wharton below Second
Hobbs Tliomas, cordwainer Pegg's street
Hobison John mariner 415 Catharine
Hobson Benjannn, brushmaker 126 north Front
Hobson John, broker 146 south Fifth
Hobson George, merchant 30 Chesnut — d h near cor.

Ridge road and Broad
Hobson J. S. & G. merchants 30 Chesnut
Hocker Christ, stonecutter &c 220 Race — d h 52 Arch
Hocker Jacob, refiner 91 Budd
Hodgdon Samuel, merchant 126 Mulberry
Hodge Andrew, gentleman 92 Mulberry
Hodge Rici^.ard, shipcarpenter c. Frankford r. & Queen
HfKlge Margaret, widow Marble above Tenth
Hodge Wm. L. merchant 97 S. Front— d li 92 Arch
Hodges Benjamin, cabinetmaker — shop 266 north 2d
Hodges Elizabeth, back 133 Locust
Hodges Frederick, shipwright Fiankford r. bel. Queen
Hodges Hannah, widow Frankford road n. Point road
Hodgkinson Sarah, widow Ciown near Bedford (K.)
Hodgkinson Samuel, shoemaker Rose (N. L )
Hodgson John B. (sea captain) innkeeper Coatesab. 9tU
Hodgson Ralph, farmer Fiftii above Button wood
Hodgson Richard, farmer Fifth above Buttonwood
Hodgson R(>bert, hatter 82 Vine
Hoding Thomas, landscape painter 26 north Ninth
Hodnett Mary, 210 north Water
Hoetb Charles, drygoods store 172 north Second
Hoeckley Cliristr. F. coachlace & fringe maker 86 S. 5th
Hoeckley F. lace and fringe weaver 304 north Second
Hoever Jacob, mariner Marlboro' (K.)
Hoff George, bricklayer 139 north Fifth

hee Haff, Huff, llf Hou^h
Hotfecker John, constable 4 liurst
Hoifman Adam, blacksmith 17 Charlotte

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. HOI.

H'^ffman Adatn, carpenter Wood near Queen
Hoffman Andrew, Irbourer Thorn's court north Fourth
H iffi-nau Christian, gunsmith 14 Charlotte
Hoffman EUzabeth, nurse Cedar below Twelfth
Hoffman Frederick, grocer & armourer N E corner 6tb

antl Shippcn
Hoffman Gabriel, bracemaker back 134 St. John
Hoffman Gabriel, brushniaker 134 Sr John
H: ft'nan George, carpenter Vienna near Duke
H ffman George, carter Vienna near Browne
Hoffman Jacob, flour and feed store 179 Race
Hoffman Jacob, shoemaker 267 north jFront
Hoffman Jacob, carpenter Queen near Bishop
Hoffman James, labou! ec Duke near Vienna
Hoffman John, accountant North street
Hoffman John, shipwright Wood above Prince
Hoft'nan John, stockingweaver 99 Green
Hoffman Jonathan, cabinetmaker N. 4th cor. Poplar h
Hoffman Margaret, widow Queen near Marlborough
HoffHian Mary, widow 26 Kunckel
Hoffman Samuel, shipwright Marlboro' near Bedford
Hoffman Samuel, oakcooper Sch. Eighth below High
Hoffman Samuel, combmaker 7north 3d — dii 262 Race
Hoffman Sarah, widow Wood near Prince (K.)
Hoffman Susannah, widow 166 Sassafras
Hoffmans and Rudy, comb manufacturers 7 north Third
Hoffman Thomas, labourer Federal bel, Moyamensing
Hoffman W^illiam, blacksmith Seventh above Camac
Hoffman Wm. & Samuel comb factory 262 Sassafras
Hoffman widow of Wolfgang, 262 Sassafras
Hoffner Charles B. paperstainer Biishhill
Hoffner Frederick, labouivr Lawi-ence below Wood
Hoffner Lucy B. widow Bushhill
Hofnagle George, tailor 42 St. Tammany
Hogan David, bookseller and stationer 249 High
Hogan James, Steamboat hotel 49 S. Water bel. Chesnut
Hogan Patrick, 269 south Front

Ho^bin John, tailor 30 S. Water— d h 16 Fromberger's ct.
Hcgerbets John, rigger Lolar's court
Hogg George, saddler 143 south Eleventh
Hogg Jane Mrs. milliner &c 143 south Eleventli
Hogiand Jonathan, contractor for roads, iVnn (P T.)
Holahan Amos, tavernkeeperS E cor. Zane & Eighth
Holalian Jacob, innkeeper and smith cor. Locust & 10th
Holbert Ebenezer, cordwainer 41 Prince (S.)
Holbrook Benjamin, sea captain 362 south Front
Holby Wm. carver 10 Littleboy's court—d h 174 N. 4th
Holconibe Henry, d. d. pastor of the hrst Baptist church

21 Branch
Holden James, mariner back 378 south Second
Hoiderman Abraham, gravedigger back 251 Race
Holderness Edward, livery stablekeeper 2 York St..
Holding Sophia, widow 23 Noble street

HOL WHITELV'S ANNUAL

Holgate Jacob, head flour inspector 131 Vine

Holgate Samuel, cordwainer 589 south Front

Holland Abel, tailor 157 Vine

Holland Benjamin, 501 north Third

Holland James J. pilot 15 Vernvon [see Hollond

Holland John, weaver Franklin near Second (N. L.)

Holland Lawrence, stonecutter 211 Cherry

Holland Nathaniel, hatter 58 S. Second below Chesnut

tHolland Samuel, porter Christian above Fourth

Holland , widow Ann W. Schuylkill Eighth

HoUick Joseph, late baker Alban
Holliday Allen, collector 158 south Third
HoUiday Peter, victualler stall 34 New Market
HolUnshead Edmund J. merchant 3d wharf bel. Race—

d h 144 Vine
Hollinshead Hugh F. merchant 47 N. Water — d h 237

Mulberry
Hollinshead Mrs. H. 42 Sassafras
Hollingshead Mary, widow N Wcor. Eighth & Arch
HoUingshead Sarai;, widow 230 Spruce
Hollingshead & Piatt, merchants 47 north Water
HoUingsworth Henry, mci ciiaut 1«5 south Third
HoUingsworth J. merchant 22 Penn— d h 237 S. Front
HoUingsworth James, stocking weaver 510 north Front
Hollingswonh Levi, merchant 16 Dock
HoUingsworth L. & Son, merchts.S. wharves bel. Spruce
HoUingsworth PaschaU, merchant 7 Union
HoUingsworth Thomas, merchant 136 south Second
HoUingsworth Samuel, merchant 267 south Front
HoUingsworth S. & T. G. merchants. Cedar st. wharf
HoUingsworth Thomas G. merchant Cedar st. wharf
HoUis Ann, widow 85 Cedar
HoUis Hinson M. tailor Pearson's court
Hollman Sarah, widow Callowhill near Twelfth
HoUman Susannah, Juniper below Caesnut
HoUond Charles, merch. 28 Chesnut— d h 221 LombaFd

[see Holland
HoUowbush George, plasterer 98 New
HoUowbush Henry, plasterer 137 Green
HoUowbush John, 98 New
HoUowbush Youts, gentleman 98 New
HoUowbush M. shopkeeper 239 St. John^
Holloway Ann, svidow 255 Race
HoUoway Thomas, engineer 99 Budd
Holloway Jacob, principal keeper of the Penitentiary
Hollo well John, shoemaker Eleventh below Spruce
Hollo well Richard, Juniper alley
HoUowhill Jonathan, bricklayer cor. 13th and Vine
Holmburgh Charles, shopkeeper 80 Green
Holme James C. storekeeper 395 north Front
Holmes Alexander, labourer Third near German
Holmes Daniel, labourer Hopkins's court
Holmes George, accountant 58 St. John

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. HOO

Holmes Jesher, carpenter Ann west Sch. Eighth
Holmes John C. grocer 8c bottler N W cor. Pine & 6th
Holmes John, cotton manufacturer 110 High — d h near

Globe mill Germantown road
Holmes James, carpenter 9 Pleasant avenue

H jlmes John, labourer Potteiy alley
jiolmes Marv, widow Tenth below Lombard
Holmes Ralph, carter back 26 Passyunk
iolmes Wm. T. labourer Wharton below Second
holmes Zebulon, domestic goods manuf. 28 Lombard
Volstead Sarah, widow 30 hpruce
lolson Whitton, labourer 4 Green above Front
iolston John, carter Cedar near Eleventh
Holley EUzabeth, widow Shippen above Seventh ^
Holt Abner, innkeeper Sixth above Callowhill
Holt Isaac, (Citizen's hotel) 179 Chesnut
Holt Jesse, late carter Fourth near George (N. L.)
Holt John, mariner back 498 south Second
Homan Abraham, carpenter 332 Sassafras
Homan Mrs. widow 115 Catharine
Homer Ann, widow Hopkin's court (N. L.)
Hommann I. C. sen. professor of music 43 N. Seventh
Hommann I. C. jun. 43 north Seventh
Honey George, jun. carpenter 72 north Eleventh
Hood Catharine, widow back 38 Cherry
Hood Elizabeth, widow Old York road above? Browne
Hood Geo. woodcorder cor. Svvanson and Catharine
Hood Hannah, widow 42 south Eighth
Hood John, grocer 9 and 11 Svvanson
Hood Jbhn M. grocer 4 High — d h 16 Race
fHood John, porter 138 south Eighth
Hood Lambert, cordwainer Jones west Sch. Fifth
Hood Mary, midwife 21 Cherry
Hood N. P. accountant 43 Zane
Hood Samuel, cordwainer Pratt's court
Hood Thomas, 29 Penn
Hood Thomas, cordwainer 3 Pratt*s court
Hood Wm. & Co. merchants 244 High—d h 3 N. 10th
Hook Jane, layer out of the dead and boarding house 25

Coombs' alley
jHook Peter, waiter Warrev»
Hook William, potter 254 south Third
Huukey Anthony, cabinetmaker 395 north Third
Hooky Anthony, storekeeper N E cor. Green & Third
ioone Adam, brickmaker Spruce W. Sch. Second
"Hooper Caesar, coachman Quince above Spruce
: iooper Isaac, pilot of Philadelphia steamboat, Crown

near Bedford (K.)
Hooper Thomas, bootmaker 401 Race
Hoopes Amos, carpenter North street
Hoopes 'David, ironmerclit. High W. Permanent bridge
Hoopes Israel, constable and tavernkeeper High W Sch.

Fourth

HOR whitely's annual

Hooton Andrew, cabinet maker 262 Cedar
Hooven David, blacksmith CHllowhilln Schuylkill
Hooven Henry, blacksmith Poplar lane near Front
Hooven Win. wheelwright Old York r. ab. Biittonwood
Hoover Adam, victualler Charles below James
Hoover Andrew, shoemaker Old York r. above Brown
Hoover Catharine, Marlboro' near Prince
H(x>ver Elizabeth, washerwoman Marlboro' ab. Prince
Hoover Henry, smith N E cor. Browne &N. Front, and

5 Poplar lane
Hoover John, cordwainer 119 Browne
Hoover J. ropemaker 62 Moyamensing road
Hoover Laurence, mastmaker Beach near Maiden
Hoov'.^r Mary, widow 153 Gieen
Hoover Mrs. widow 45 Charlotte
Hope &C(). lottery and exchange office 63 Chesnut
Hope John, carpenter 201 Coates above Fourth
H. tpe Thos. lottery and exchange broker &c. 63 Chesnut
Hope Wm. ferryman Camden (N, J.)
H pfcins Alexander, shoemaker 11 Stephen's court
Hopkins BarziVia, ladies' shoemaker 212 south Seventh
tHopkins Cornelius, cuachm.in i5 Fayette
Hookms Henry, brickmuker Fourth near Germ, road
Hopkins Hester, widow 542 south Front
Hc>pkins Howell, attorney at law, office 62 8. Fifth
H jpkius Johns, gentleman 413 Arch above Eleventh
Hopkins John, carpenter Nieman's alley
Hopkins John, sea captain back 21 Noble
Hopkins Joseph R. attoraev at law Walnut above 11th
Hopkins Joseph R. & H. attorneys at law 62 S. P'lfth
Hopkins Nicholas, mercht. 9 S. Eleventh ab. Chesnut
Hopkins Richard, sawyer Shippen above Seventh
Hopkins Robert, inspector of customs 182 S. Second
Hopkins Ruth, widow 12 Knight's court
Hopkins Susan, widow boardinghouse 25 Sansom
jHopkins Susannah, washerwoman 4 Gilles's alley
Hopkins Thomas, accountant 161 Green above Fourth
tHopkins Thomas, labourer Bonsail
Hopkinson Francis, attorney at law l7soutli Fifth
Hopkinson Joseph, Esq. inquire \7 south Fifth
Hopper Isaac T. tailor 33 Spruce
Hopper Joseph M. watchmaker inquire 178 High
Hopper Levi, 396 Sassafras [.?<?c Hoofier

Hopple John, shoemaker Christian above Fifth
Hopple John, combmakcr Otter neir Germantown road
Horn Abraham, dealer 244 south Fo\irth
Hern Henry, silverplater 16 south Sixth 8c 248 Chesnut
Horn Jacob. innkee])er W. end Upper ferry bridge
Hern, John, skindresser 18 Raspberry alley
Horn John, coachmaker 56 S Tenth & 248 Chesnut
Horn 6c Kneass, silverplaters 16 south Sixth
Horn Mary, widow 4 Rihl's court -^

Horn Philip, smith 46 N oth—d h 18 Br-mner's alley

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. HOU

Horn William, tobacconist Wright's alley

Horn William, accountant 13 York court

Horn William, oakcooper 277 south Fifth street

Horn William, High near Schuylkill Seventh

Hornberger Lewis, hatter 18 Jones's alley
Hornbergtr Peter, victualler stall 76 New market S

2d — d h Button wood lane near Eighth
Home Isaac, corder Oak below Hayscales (N L)
Home Mary, layer out of the dead 12 Budd
Home William, corder Callowhill below Front — d h 13

York court
Horner Catharine Mrs. widow grocer 561 S Second
Horner Elizabeth, widow Queen near Shakamaxon
Horner Henry, bricklayer 3 Swanson
Horner Samuel, drayman 93 Budd
Homer William E. m. d. S W cor. Chesnut & Eighth
Hcrnor Benjamin, gentleman 49 High
Hornor John, merchant 261 High— d h 378 High
Hornor Joseph P. hardware store 47 High, d h 63 Spruce
Hornor Mary, widow of Benjamin, 62 north Third
Hornor & Wilson, merchants 261 High
Hornketh Henry, brickmaker Wistar's court
Hornketh Jeremiah, brickmaker Wistar's court
Horsfall Joseph, painter &c. alley back 149 Cedar
Horsier Henrietta, widow, John above Callowhill
Horstmann William G. & Co. lace and fringe weavers

45 and 55 north Third
Horter Geo. vict. Ger. r. — stalls High & N L markets
Horter Jacob, victualler 27 Third street market
Horter Jacob, victualler 2 Third street market
Horterson James, labourer north 3d above Germ, road
Hortz Peter, flour and feedstore 392 High
Horwitz J. M. D. 59 Vine
Hoscamp Mary, grocery 397 south Front
Hosktns Eleanor, widow 180 Arch
Hoskins John, teacher ladies* seminary 383 High
Hoskin Thomas, accountant 163 Cedar
Hossack Joseph, grocer, corner Eleventh and Race
Host George, saddler Heyde's court
Hostler Henrietta, widow John above Callowhill
Hotz Daniel, victualler 239 Callowhill
Hotz P. vict. 45 Old Shambles & N 8th ab. Buttonwood
Houard Lewis, merchant tailor 120 S 2d {^see Hotuard
Houck Elizabeth, widow 113 Catharine
Houck Frederick, mariner back 41 Prime
Houck William, carpenter Fourth near George
Hough Constant, mariner 17 Coates alley [see Hoff
IJough John, fancy store 239 north Front
Houghcy Alice, widow, beardinghouse 168 and d h 169

south Front
Houghton John, brassfounder Germ, road ab. first gate
Houghton Thomas, labourer 286 Lombard
Houghton Thomas, gunsmith Germ, road ab. first gate

HOW whitely's annual

Houlding James, mariner back 351 south Front

Houpt Jacob, drygoods store 211 N. Second & 52 Arch

House Elizabeth widow Beach ne^r Maiden

House Pcier, cabinetmaker 10 Franklin

House William, mariiier George nti-r S<cond (N L)

Housman &c Brobston, grocers ts E coi . Front & Queen

Hou^eman D. nl. vict. stall 4 New mi.rK.et, d 1; 4b9 S 2d

Houser Jolin, victualler Butronwo')d c<-raer Ciiarles

Ha.'ser Margaret, i;r cer 32 Pa.<s>unk

Houser, widow, victualler Burtonwond comer Charles

H('Us,.on Amy , ^idow Kan kel above Noble

H(juston Cathar.ne, Mrs. 1? M. ♦ . (>->)

Housif.ii George, lab'^un'T 18 Hur-t

Kou>»ion J mes, assistant c shitr C S. bank 60 south 6th

Houston James, shiprnjistei 278 south Fourth

Houston J'.r.e, midwife 28 Fianklin court

Houston Joiin A. L -drygciod-j stire 437 north Second

Houston P. \V. M. D. surgeon & deiai.-.t i'B Franklin ct.

H':ustori Stisannah, wasjierwonian back 118 l-.ombard

Houston Thomas, printer Shakaniaxon near Queen

Hovel Richard, cabiiaimaker 5 Shields' court

Hv'venier C harles. I bourer back 2G5 Race

H •'A J-^hn, carpenter 129 north Fourth

Huw Joseph, trader Juniper abo^ t Locust

How Philip, shopkeeper 20 Small

How Robert, carter Schuylkill Front above Mulberr}'

Hovv trd Azel, sea captain 269 S Front [*ee Houard

H'»ward Catharine, boardinghousf Beach n. the market

Howard Elizabeth, widow back 111 Catharine

Howard John, silversmith Price's court

Howard John D m-.riner 45 Meade alley

i Howard Robert, ^vHiter 122 Lombard
[owani Sarah, 14 Sterling alley
Howdcn John, milkman 83 Christian
Howell Abraham, m. d. 174 Lombard
Howell Amos, coachmakerSE corner Arch and Eighth

— d h G6 north Eighth
Howell Asher M. n.'t rcht. 167 High—d h 16 south 7th
Howell Benj. B. mercht. 33 S Front— d h 90 S Front
Howell Catharine, tavernkeeper cor. Beach & Maiden
Howell Catharine, cakebaktrr Shields* alley
Howell Charlotte, widow. Beach corner Maiden
Howell Cornelius, trader 26 Juliana
Howell D.ivid. bl .cksmith Beach near Marlborough
How- ell D & E. Diummond, storekeepers 44 south 4th
Howell Elijah, innkeep. r 87 Plum
Howell Elizabeth, widow Pleasant above ('harles
Howell Elizabeth, layer out of tlip dead 4 Hoffman's ay.
Howeil Ephraim, Smith's court W. Sch. 8th
Howell Ezekiel, tailor 20 Cherry
Howell Felix, coach maktr Church alley
Howell Israel, currier 107 Chesnut— d h 148 south 9th
Howell William, blacksmith Beath r»ear Marlborough

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. HUC

Howell Jacob, currier 107 Chesnut— d. h.S. W. corner

Ninth and Chesnut
Howell James R. goldbeater back 47 Kunckel
Howell James, drygoods store 92 north Fourth
Howell John, paperhanging manufacturer 125 N. Front
Howell John, carpenter 76 r.orth Eleventh
Howell Joseph, currier 107 Chesnut and 217 Spruce
Howell Joseph and Co. curriers, 107 Chesnut
Howell Joseph, sandman and carter Wood near Sixth
Howell Lemuel, house carpenter 56 Filbert
Howell Margaret, widow 168 Arch
Howell Marv, widow Barclay's alley
Howell Mrs! Mary, widow of Arthur 107 Chesnut
Howell Reading, sur\xyor 8cc. inquire 228 Spruce
Howell Richard L. major 41 south Fourth
fHowell Richard, oysterman 6 Locust
Howell Samuel E. merchant 17 South wharves
Howell Sarah widow of Joseph E. 311 Walnut
Howell W. W. & Co. merchants 167 High— d. h. 107

Chesnut
Howell Wm E. mercht. 17 S. wharves— d. h. 132 S. 3d
Howell Zachariah, carpenter 7 Poplar lane
Howland Isaac, sea captain, corner Qiieen and Front
Howorth George, bookbinder corner Darby road 6c High
Howshell John, watchman Gerard's bank, 28 Penn
Ht-iy Ttiomas, shoemaker Petticoat alley
Hdbbcird Henry, blacksmitti 5 Baker's court
Hubbird John, starch factory north 2d above Ger. road
Hubbard William, mariner 25 Mary street
Hubbard William, watchman Barker street n. Sch. 4th
Hubbard William, oysterman 124 Catharine
Hubbard 'Wm. starch manufacturer 522 north Second
Hubbel Samuel, carpenter 54 Moyamensing road
Hubbell T. M. lumber merchant Ist wharf above Hay-
scales — a. h.45 Swanson
Hubber Samuel, rr.pemaker N. 3d n. Germantown r.
Hubber Sophia, widow 40 Pine

Hubbert Anthony, starch manufacturer 521 N. Second
Hubbert Benjamin, cordwainer Poplar lane near 2d
Hubbert Christian, cabinetmaker 494 north Second
Hubbert John, cordwainer 119 Swasson
Hubbs Paul K. merchant 40 north Front
Huber Henry, inspector of customs 147 Vine
Huber Henrv, jun. hardware merchant and manuf, of
plated saddlery furniture 34 N. 3d— d.h. 84Callowhill
Habcr Jaineb S. 84 Callowhill

Huber Tobias, soap and candle manuf- 21 Coates' alley
Hubie John, organ builder Old York near Germ, road
Huckel Francis, chairmaker 38 Cedar
Huckel Joseph, dentist 35 Pine
Huckel Robert, tailor 14 north Front
Huckel Samuel, clock and watchmaker 14 north Fron*^
Huckel Wilham, 164 south Front

HUG WHITELY*S ANNUAL

Huddell Joseph, stave merchant 17 and 87Swansoii
Huddell Joseph and Son, stave merchants 77 Swanson
Huddell Joseph, jun. stave merchant 77 Swanson— d. h.

356 south Front
Huddy Hunlock, inspector of customs 67 Gaskill
Hudson D. VV. saddle and harnessmaker 2 Decatur
Hudson Edward, dentist 133 Walnut
Hudson James, broker 204 south Fourth
fHudson James, porter 250 Lombard
Hudson John, mariner 67 Queen (S.)
Hudson Samuel, labourer 23 Jones's alley
Hudson William, merchant 109 MoyamensJTig road
HufF Jacob, vict. 355 Callowhill — stall 5 Old shambles
Huff Jacob, ji*. victualler 355 Callowhill
Huff John, carpenter 353 Callowhill
HufF John, vict. stall 23 New market — d. h. south Front

below Federal
HufF Samuel, mariner 23Parham's alley
Huffman Henry O. cooDer back 7 Eltreth's alley
Huffnagle Charlotte. 98 Arch
HufFhaqle John, merchant N. E. corner High & Fifth —

d.h. 429 High
HufFstidler Heorge, mate Phariss's court
Hufty Joseph, tavemkeeper 14 Locust (Washington sq.)
Hufty Mary, widow of John, (Peiry hotel) N. E. comer

Cedar and Fifth
Hugg Bright, shiDJoinerN. W. corner Vine & Water
Hugg George \V. inn and femkeeper Kaighnton N. J.
Hugg Jacob, labourer Shakamaxon above Bedford
Hugg Joseph, inn and ferrykceper Gloucestc r fN. J.
Hugg Jjevi, shipjoiner 125 north Water
Hugg Wm. rigger Shakamaxon near Prince
Huggens Samuel, morocco manuf. Ill Chesnut — d. h.

46 Browne
Huggins Benjamin, sea captain 5 Ann (N. L.)
Huggins Samuel, morocco manuf. Ill Chesnut and 46

Browne
tHuggs James, sawyer 12 Acora alley
Hughes Ann, widow 81 German street
fHughes Ashel, waiter Cedar near Twelfth
Hughes Benjamin, grazier 16 Movamensing road
Hughes and Co. dr\ goods store 137 north Third
Hughes Edward, labourer Otter near Frankford road
Hughes Elizabeth, widow, teacher Wood above 8th
Hughes Elizabeth junr. teacher, south 3d corner Pear
Hughes Isabella schoolmistress. Cedar above Twelfth
fHughes Isaiah, labourer. Cedar near Eleventh
Hughes James, 27 Penn
Hughes J'ohn, laljourer Warner's court
Hugiies John, jun. merchiint, 13th below George
Hughes Jonathan, watchman Broad below Locust
Hughes 5c KomdafFer, grocers, point Moyamensing road

and Second

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. HUM

Hughes Mary, shopkeeper 44 Spruce

Hughes M iry, washerwoman Germantown r. ab. Otter

Hughes Mile's H. broker 31 Church alley

Huglies Peier, cordwaincr 24 Old York road

Hughes Thomas, drygoods store 1 north Third

Hughes William, grocer 58 Spruce

Hughes Wm, grazier 460 south Second street

Hughes Wm. carpenter Chester street

Hughs William, cabinetmaker 18 Bryan's alley

Huguenin C. A. gold and silver watchcasemaker, 42

Bread street
Huhn Catharine, widow Juniper above Locust
Huhn Daniel, brickmaker 343 Race
Huhn John D. brickmaker Race above Twelfth — kiln

corner Callowhill and Broad
Hukill 8c Apt, harnessmakers Callowhill above Garden
Hukill Jeremiah, harnessmaker Callowhill ab. Garden
Hulands Henry, coachpainter 187 Arch and 79 !N. 5th
Huler Henry, baker S43 south Fourth
Hulfish 0!)adiah, cordwainer N. 4ch above Browne
Hulfish Wm. cordwainer Third near George (N L)
Hulings Arm, nurse West's court [see HuUings

Hulings Michael, paperstainer t03 Catharine
Hulings WiUiam E. m. d. 264 Chesnut
Hulings Abraham, feedstore 68 Plum
Hulings Elizabeth, 499 South Front
Huley John, labourer Carpenter below Third (S)
Hull Agnes, milliner 100 south Second cor. of Dock
Hull Benjamin, gunsmith Sansom's alley above Noble
Hull Wm. L. merchant Sixth above Callowhill
Hullings Hannah, widow 41 Coates
Hulme Thomas, gentleman 371 High
Hults Benjamin, blacksmith Prime below Second
tHuly William, carter 98 Plum
Humble Margaret, widow 102 Coates
Humes Archibald, bottler and grocer 88 Swanson
Humes George, grocer and distiller 222 south Sixth
Humes Jas. bottler and grocer N E cor. German & 4th
Humes John, auctioneer 56 south Front — d h 165 Wal-
nut (Sansom's row)
Humes William, bottler and grocer 185 south Sixth
Hummel Casper, tailor 365 north Front
Hummel Jacob, morocco manuf. 525 north Third
Hummel Jacob, brasstounder 443 north Third
Hummel Magdelina, widow 453 north Third
Hummel Phoebe, nurse 166 Vine

Humphre\ ille Joshua, cabinetmaker Beach near Maiden
Humphreville Martha, seamstress Queen n. Marlboro*
Humphreys A. Y. stationer 85 Locust
Humphreys Ann, boardinghouse 146 Chesnut
Humphreys Clement, inspector of customs 33 Pine
Hum|ihre;>s Edward, labourer Camdei'. (N J)
Humphreys Eliza, widow of Thomas 8 Biddle*s alley

HUP whitely's ant^ual

Humphreys James Y. stationer and playing card maniir

facturer 86 south Front
Humphreys Jas. ropemaker Frankf. r n. Shakamaxon
Humphreys James, shipwright Warren (K)
Humphreys John, accountant 48 north Front
JJumphreys John, bookseller 48 nortli Front
Humphreys Richard, gentle nnan 32 Sansom
Humphreys Saml. shipbuilder of U. S. navy 320 S. Froi^t
Humphreys Sophia, tailoress 11 Friends' alms-house
Humphreys Elizabeth, widow Cherry near Queen
Humphreys ik: Turner, mastmakers near 68 SwansoR
Huneker John, chairmaker 371 north Second
Huneker Joseph, gardener Irish lane
Huneker Joseph, jun ornamental painter and gilder

371 north Second
Hungerford James, mariner Beach near Marlborough
Hunt Charles, smith Davison's alley
Hunt Edward, sea captain 80 south Fourth
Hunt Humphrey, cabinetmaker 155 south Fifth
Hunt James, vict. stall 14 Penn. — d h cor. of Sixth and

Buttonwood
Hunt John, cord wainer back of 11 south Seventh
Hunt Joseph, currier 12 Oak ',^S)
Hunt Mary, widow 36 Queen (S)
Hunt Paul, labourer Pottery alley
Hunt Samuel, grocer 85 Passyunk road
Hunt Wm. silversmith 176 Race
Hunt Wm. shopkeeper and bottler 67 north Front
Hunt Wilson, merchant 18 and d h 151 Chesnut ,
Hunter Edward, flour and feedstore Germantown road

below Fourth
Hunter Dr. George, gone to New Orleans
Hunter Israel, carter Knodle
Hunter James, sea captain 9 Summers* court
Hunter James, weaver Perry below Pine
Hunter John C. carpenter 51 Moyamensing road
Hunter John, justice of the peace 186 south Fifth
Hunter John, innkeeper 92 north Water
Hunter John, Race near Sch. Eighth
Hunter Joseph, currier St. John above Beaver
Hunter Margaret, Petticoat alley below Browne
Hunter Rachel, 82 south Fourth
Hunter Susannah, china store 397 north Third
Hunter William, weaver 241 south Sixth
iunter William, carter Knodle West Sch. Eighth
■Hunter William, sweepmaster 22 Mary's alley
iunter & Underwood, 5 Biddle's alley
"iunterson John, shoemaker 308 south Fourth
: iuntington James, mariner back of 67 Catharine
Huntley John, carpenter back 27 Cresson's alley
Hnpfel'd widow of Charles, grocery 112 north Sixth
Hupfeld Charles F professor of music 26 north Tenth
Hupfeld John F. musician 26 north Tenth

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. HUT

Huplits George H. tailor Brown near West (K)
Huplitz John, tailor Rachel
Huquenele Frederick, m. d. 27 Filbert
Hurchin Vander, tinplateworker Sch. 8th above Race
Hurdman Peter, chairmaker 39 Coates' alley
Hurley George, confectioner 318 south Second
Hurley Isaac A. accountant Arch street ferry
Hurley rev. Michael, of St. Augustine's church, above

39 Crown in the rear of the church
Hurley's paper hanging warehouse 78 Chesnut
Hurley Thomas, 142 Sassafras

Hurlick WiUiam, innkeeper NW cor. Race and Fifth
Huri-v Samuel, Anne st. Pen town
Hurst Elizabeth, widow 15 Spruce [see Hirst

Hurst John, shopkeeper 230 north Water
Hurst Lewis, carter 306 south Front
Hurtel John F. printer back 124 south Second
Husband John J. teacher 197 south Fourth
Husbands Mary, widow back 51 Budd
Hush Lewis, dravman 18 Duke
Hustlebaugh Henry, milkman Hanovernear West
Hustlebaugh Mrs. West near Palmer
Hustler John, merchant 36 Church a/.— d h 23 Filbert
Huston James, drayman Sch. 8th above Race
Huston Maria Mrs. 132 Locust
Huston Thomas, 110 High— d h 66 south Eighth

[see Heston and Houston
Hutchins Ann, widow back 203 north Fourth
Hutchins Charles, hatter Noble below Second
Hutchins Henry J. clerk in loan office, 116 Prune
tHutchins Matthias, coachman 34 Currant alley
Hutchins Richard, innkeeper Sixth above Poplar lane
Huthins WiUiam, carpenter Sixth above Poplar lane
Hutchinson Benjamin, machine maker Germ. r. bel. 3d
Hutchinson Benijah, carter Ohio street
Hutchinson Benjamin P. broker 85 S. 2d— d h 113 Pine
Hutchinson Francis, clerk 471 Race
Hutchinson Henry, mariner 68 George (S)
Hutchinson Isabella, widow 132 south Tenth
Hutchinson James, carpenter 146 south Seventh
Hutchinson James, tailor 1 LyndalPs alley
Hutchinson Jojm, labourer 132 south Tenth
Hutchinson John, carpenter Orange
Hutchinson John jr. drygoods store 1 north Fifth — dh

corner of Seventh and Orange
Hutchinson John, carter Sixth below Coates
Hutchinson Margaret, grocer 31 north Tenth
Hutchinson Randall, clerk of the Mayor's court, 3 E,

wing of State-house — d h Walnut 1st' house ab. 11th
Hutchinson R- jr. drygoods store 60 north Second
Hutchinson Sarah, widow Kugler's court
Hutchinson Thomas, clock and watchmaker 31 S. 4th

d h 6 M'Culloch's court

INC whitely's annual

Hutchison James, tailor Lyndall's alley

Hnte Catharine, widow 40 Ch^rrv

Hutiuan Elizabeth, layer out of the dead, Maria ab. 4th

Hutsel John, oakcooperLdv above Tammany

Hutson Henry, currier M'Culloch's court

tHutt Jane, teacher 163 t>outh Sixth

Hutiert John, innkeeper Purple and Blue inn {Crosby*s)

Moyamensing r.ad below Federal
Hntton John, 502 south Front
Hutton Mary, widow 36 Queen (S)
Hutton Nathaniel, sen. shipbuilder 382 south Front
Huver Andrew, cordwainer Old York road ab. Coates
Huver John, labourer 39 Charlotte
JHuvor Maiy, widow 151 Green above Fourth
Hyatt Dorothy, widow 450 soutn Front
Huyes John, cooper above 42 Tammany
Hyde Charles, shipmaster 350 south Second
Hyde George, bookbinder and stationer 71 Chesnut —

— d h 210 Walnut
Hyde Geo. & Son, booksellers and stationers 71 Chesnut
Hyde John, tailor 25 Filbert

Hyde Oren, teacher Washington academy 4th ab. Vine
Hyde Wm. bookseller and stationer 71 Chesnut
Hyle George, sailmaker 6 Vernon
Hymas Samuel, innkeeper (sign of the Lamb) 30 N. 5th
Hymas William, silverplater Germ.r. above 1st gate
Hymer John, labourer 214 north 4th near Browne
Hymer Peter, labourer 214 north 4th above Browne
Hymer Stephen, brickmaker Ann west of Twelfth
Hyneman Christian, cooper 265 Catharine
Hyneman F. accountant Ann above Callowhill
Hyneman John D. 119 Green above Third
Hyneman William, gi'ocer 121 Browne and 119 Green
Hynyore Ruth, widow 42 Parham's alley

IDAR HENRY, shipwright 61 Christian

Iddings Caleb P. acco'intant 21 Newmarket

Idler Jacob, merchant back 75 N. Water— d h 231 Arch

Idlet Man, widow 27 Meade alley

Ightlinger John, ^^kindresser James near Ridge road

Imbrie James & Co. domestic warehouse 127 High

Imbrie David, merchant 127 High

Imbrie James, merchant 127 High— dh 238 Spruce

Imes Solomon, shmgledresser cor. 11th and Cherry

Imlay & Potts, merchants 5 norrii Water

Imlay Robert, merchant 5 N. Water — d h 6th cor. Race

Immel Catharine, widow storekeeper 76 nt rth Third

Immel J^icob & Co. merchants 76 north Third

Immel widow of John, Stewart's alley

Inches Thomas, storekeeper 216 south Second

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. IRV

Fnewichter Elizabeth, widow Poplar lane below Fourth
Inewichter Wm. bricklayer Old York road n, George
Ing John, cordwdiner 44 north Third
IngersoU Charles J. attorney at law 130 Walnut
Ingei soil Edward, attorney at law 159 Walnut ab. 6th
Ingersoll Jared, counsellor at law 136 Walnut
Ingersoll Joseph R. counsellor at law 180 Chesnut
Ingham Catharine widow Blackberry alley
Ingham John, cabinetmaker Mint court
Ingleman Daniel, confectioner Cherry above Sch. 8th
Ingles George, county commissioner 22 Newmarket
Ingling Samuel, carpenter Coates above Old York road
Inglis Catharine, 91 Pine [see Engle

Inglis Joseph L. treasurer to Franktord & Bristol turn-
pikes 331 Arch
flngraham Aiithonv, labourer 41 Crab
Ingraham Edward 1). attorney at law, 215 Chesnut 2d

door above Seventh
Ingraham Francis, gentleman 431 Arch above Eleventh
Ingraham John, shoemaker M'CuIloch's court
Ingram Sarah, widow mantuam-aker 40 Union
Ingram Tuomas, tailor Vine below Eleventh
Inkson Rebecca, shopkeeper 200 north Front
Innes Cornelius, shoemaker 125 Plum [see £nne8

tinnes John, mariner 139 Crab
Innes Joseph, carpenter Hamilton near Schuylkill
Innet David, chandler 21 Juliana

Innskeep John, President ot the K. A* insurance com-
pany, 171 Walnut
Inskeep Samuel, labourer back 159 Moyamensing road
Inslee John A, stewai'd of Almshouse Spruce ab. 10th
Inslee Martha, matron ot the Almshouse Spruce ab lOth
Ireland Alphonso C. carpenter, city regulator, & mea-
surer of carpenters' work 122 Pine below Fifth
Ireland Edward, trunkmaker, shop Norris' alley — d h

Oak above Coates
Ireland George, vinegar store 48 Browne
Ireland James, bottler 123 Vine
Ireland James, carter Oak above Coates
Ireland Jacob, labourer 57 Prime (S.)
Ireland John, carter 291 Callow hill
Ireland John, wharf builder Shakamaxon near Bedford
Ireland Richard, trader Camden N J.
"reman Elizabeth, widow cor. Prime & Moyamensing r.
! rick Catharine, widow 114 Spruce
: rick Chri.-tr. sexton of St. Peter's church 176 S. Sixth
■Irons Jacob, woodsawyer 25 Pine alley
"Irons Richard, waiter Middle alley
"Irvin Charles, cooper Nieman's alley
Irvin John, waiter 12x\corn alley
rvine Callender, commissary general of U. S. 431 High
! rvine Casper, bridlebitmaker Camac above Ger. road
'rvine Henry, (Buck inn) 356 High

JAC whitely's annual

Irvine Hood, mercht. S E cor. 2d & Arch — d h 31 Vine
f Irvine Samuel, cooper Nieman's alley-
Irving Esther, widow 111 Catharine
Irvist John, brickmaker Buttonwood lane
Irwin Charles, sea captain 50 Shippen
Irwin Ezra, labourer Clymer's alley ^
Irwin Edward, weaver cor. Thirteenth and Cedar
Irwin Elizabeth, widow 238 Filbert near Twelfth
Irwin Frederick, accountant 3 north Eighth
Irwin James, dry goods store 217 south Second
Irwin John W. 115 Lombard
Irwin Thomas, carpenter St. Joseph's avenue
Irwin William, stonecutter Vine near Thirteenth

[see Erwen l:f jlrivin
Isdell Elizabeth, widow 45 Penn
Iseminger Adam, wheelwright Queen below Sixth
Isenring John, skindresser 391 north Front
Isington James.tobacconist cor. St. Tammany & Kunckel
Islington Lane, Sansom above Eighth
Israel Abraham, 33 Callowhill and drygoods store 329

north Second
Israel & Goldsmith, drygoods store 329 north Second
Israel Israel, gentleman 103 Walnut
Israel Samuel, merchant 186 Pine
Ivins Ezekiel, bricklayer Broad corner Arch
Izard Alice, widow 307 Spruce below Tenth
Izard Gen. George, 295 Spruce

JACK ANN, widow of Francis, 218 south Third

Jack Mary, widow mantuamaker and tailoress 33 El-

freth's alley
Jackaw ay Nathan, plasterer north Fourth near Browne
Jackson Andrew, inspector of customs 27 north Twelfth
Jackson Benjamin, carpenter 4 Wiley's court
tJackson Benjamin, labourer Coates above Fourth

Jackson , lace, fringe &c. weaver 96 N- Seventh

Jackson Charles C. innkeeper (Schuylkill inn) High n.

SchuylkiW Front
•j-Jacksou Caleb, sawyer Browne above Fourth
Jackson Francis, coachman Twelfth below Chesnut
tjackson Frances, widow Green's court
Jackson George W. carpenter 208 north Eighth
f Jackson Henry, woodsawyer Barclav's court
Jackson & Hoare, sign painters, &c. i*f W corner Fifth

and Spruce
Jackson Isaac, china store Coates bel. Old York road
Jackson Jacob, labourer 10 Gaskill street
Jackson Jacob, mariner 41 Catharine
fJackson Jacob, waiter Shippen above Seventh
Jackson James, mariner Galbraith's court

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. JAC

f Jackson James, labourer 206 Coates near Fifth
fjackson James, waiter Fries's court
Jackson James, mariner 13 Elizabeth
fJackson Jane, Allen's alley
Jackson Jesse, painter and glazier Middle alley
tJackson Job, sweep Miles* court near Rose
■Jackson John, barber 211 S nh & Fourth near High
Jackson Johi», tanner cor. Prince and Duke (K.)
Jackson John W cordwainer Castle
Jackson John, gentleman S W cor. WalQut and 12tli
Jackson John, ice( ream maker 211 south Seventh
Jackson Joseph, flr^ur and feedstore 245 north Front
Jackson Jos. carpenter 10 Franklin court
fJackson Peter, labourer back 90 Bedford
Jackson Rachael, Union street

■Jackson Rebecca, widow Third near George (N. L.)
Jackson Richard, tailor 159 Arch
JJackson Samuel, carpenter 10 Franklin st,
Jackson Samuel, m. d. 40 north Fourth
Jackson Samuel, painter and glazier 163 Shippen
Jackson Saml. &S (late David & S.) druggists 40 N. 4th
fJackson Samuel, sweep Warren st.
fJackson Samuel, bootcleaner 5 Little Dock
Jackson Sarah, widow N W corner 12th and Arch
Jackson Susan, widow of David, 40 north Fourth
Jackson Thomas, late grocer Dawson's alley
Jackson Thomas, accountant Orange street (C.)
Jackson Thomas, coachmaker Locust above Eighth
Jackson Thomas, 101 Walnut — resid Mount Pleasant
Jackson Thomas, late grocer Davison's alley ^
Jackson Washington, merchant, upficr 190 High
fJackson Wm. mariner 215 Shippen
Jackson Wm. mariner 10 Shippen
Jackson Wm. 34 Chester
Jackson Wm. carpenter Twelfth above Race
Jackson Wm. editor of the Political & Commercial Re-
gister, office 1 Lodge — d h (Franklin row) south 9th
near Locust
tJackson Wm. coachman 3 Bell's court
f Jacobs Abel, shoemaker 107 Queen
f Jacobs Anthony, labourer Browne above Fourth
f Jacobs Burton, woodsawyer Bonsall
Jacobs Catharine, widow 26 Garden
f Jacobs Henry, barber 93 south Water
Jacobs Joseph, sexton 1st Presby t. church, back 104 Vine
Jacobs Louisa, widow 17 Sassafras alley
f Jacobs Miles, oysterman 87 south Second
Jacobs Peter, tanner Pottery alley
Jacobs Philip, collector 40 Crown
Jacobs Richard, mariner 6 Penn
Jacobs Sarah, widow 133 Green
Jacobs Samuel H. attorney at law 63 north Seventh
tJacobs Stephen, welldigger Hazel alley

JAR whitely's annual

Jacobs widow of doctor John P. 54 Chester

Jacobs Wm. hatter 34 Wood below Third

Jacobs Wm. carpenter, back 58 Ann

Jacobson Hanse, oysterman 7 Bard's alley

Jacoby Francis, gentleman Frankford r. near Hart inn

Jdcoby J >hn, cordwainer N E cor. Fourth and Browne

Jiggers Jonathan, 7^ north Front

Jdhns Christian, patent wall colourer and painter 216

N. Eighth below Callowhill [«ee Johna

James Cutharine, huckster 2 Callowhill
James i^v. Daniel, 5 Lemon
fJames Elijah, mariner 114 Cherry
fJames Francis, whitewasher Browne above Fourth
f James Frederick, carpenter 107 German
James Israel E. cabinetmaker 276 north Second
James Issachar, grocer and fruiterer 97 north Third
James James, late shopkeeper 38 Meade alley
James Jeremiah, merchant tailor 212 High
James Jesse, carpenter back 468 north Third
James John, sen. merchant 71 Cherry
James John, grocer 360 north Front
James John, junior, cabinetmaker back 113 Chesnut—

d h 71 Cherry
James John, cordwainer 29 Union
tJnmes John, labourer Harper's alley (P. T.)
f James Judith, whitewasher 232^ Lombard
James Margaret, widow 27 Queen (S.)
James Otto, cabinetmaker 342 and 346 south Front
jJames Peter, waiter Rose alley
fJames Robert, porter Fourth below Merriott's lane
f-James Samuel, labourer 20 Prosperous alley
fJames Stephen, woodsawycr Baker st.
James Thomas, clerk in U. S.bank, 263 south Third
James Thomas C. accountant Allen near Beach
James Thomas, labourer Siaka.maxon above Prince
James Thomas, teacher 1 Budd
James Ihomas C. m. d. professor of midwifery in the

University of Pennsylvania, 7 York buildings
f Jameson Caesar, waiter Davison's alley near'Juniper
Jameson John, grocer 39 Small
Jameson Robert, shipwright 547 south Front
Jamieson Robert (Harmonic Tavern) cor. Union & 2d
Jamison Ann, widow 66 S.van^'On
Jamison John, cabinetmaker IS Dock
Janeway rev, Jacob J 208 Mulberry
Janney Benjamin S. m. d 312 north Third
January David, merchant 212 south Fourth
January H. layer out of the dead, back 39 Arch
January Rebecca, mantuamaker 39 Arch
Janvier Wm. merchant 85 High
Jaquett and Shaw, upholsterers 35 north Third
Jaquett Thomas, upholsterer 35 N. 3d— d h 68 N Fifth
Jardella Andrew B sculpturer and stonecutter 59 N. 8th

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. JEN

Jarden Catharine, widow of Samuel, 110 N Eleventh

[see Jordan
Jarden John, stonecutter 224 S Front & 43 German
Jarden Wm. plasterer 389 Sassafras below Eleventh
Jardon S^ml. labourer cor. Cedar and Twelftli
Jarman Charles, cabinetmaker 5th n. Carpenter (S.)
Jarman Daniel, chairmhker 38H S 2d [ftee Germon
Jarman Reuben, drygoods store 445 north Second
Jarett John, oysterman near Ceflar st. ferry
Jarraitt Ji^hn, weaver Camden N. J.
Jarvis Elizabeth, widow tailort-ss Camden N. J.
Jarves Stephen, shoemakt-r C irpe.nter (S ) ab Fourth
Jasper James, sea captain 32 Union
Jaudon Daniel, ladies academy 221 Mulberry
Jay Benjamin, cordwainer Juniper above Race
Jeanes Amos, lumber merchant High west Soh. Sixth

[.see Jo?2es
Jeanes Isaiah, mcrcht. 155 N Water— d h 208 N. Front
tJefFeesMary, back 519 ncrrh Third
JefFeries Benjamin, shoeniaker O. York r.ab. Tammany
Jefferies James, smith 79 L )Cust

Jeffers Barbara, widow milkwoman Coates bel. Fourth
JefFers John, victualler cor. Callowhill 6c Ridge road
Jefferson Joseph, comedian 14 Powell
Jefferson Richard, painter & glazier Prinie above Front
Jeffrey James, skindresser Third, near Ger. road
Jeffrey Samuel, brickmaker Coates above O. York r.
Jeffries Daniel, orickmake r 4th above Pojjlar lane
Jeffries and Nuttle> coachmakers 40 Prune
Jeff- ies George, coachmaker 40 Prune — d h 46 Union
Jeffreys William, ccachman 216 Lombard
Jeineson Stephen, W. carpenter 465 south Second
fJematrice Jobn, hairdresser 70 Dock
Jenkins Abasha, shipmaster 25 Newmarket
Jenkins Andrew, huckster Camden N. J.
Jenkins Charles, mariner 47 Charlotte
Jenkins Charles F. drygoods store 90 N. Second— d h

24 Key's alley-
Jenkins Da«id« carter 11th below Spruce
t Jenkins Henrietta widow Bonsall below Tenth
Jeiikins Jabez, merchant Townsend's court
fJenkins James, bootblack 10 Acorn alley
Jenkins John, hackler 33 Crown
Jenkins John, cordwainer 84 north Fifth
Jenkins John, carter back 41 Coates
Jenkins John J. bookbinder 123 Race
tJenkins John, labourer Apple near George
Jenkins John, rivet hose 8cc. maker Quince bel. Walnut
Jenkins Joseph G. 57 Browne
Jenkins Launcelot, tavernkeeper High west Permanent

bridge
Jenkins Mary, widow 62 Tammany
tJenkins Robert sawyer back 129 Plum

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Jenkins Sarah, storekeeper 208 south Second

tJ^nkiiis Steplieii, porter IStii above Cedar

Jenkins Tubitha widow Townsend*s court

tJciikins William porter 219 Cherry

Jcnks Jonathan, merchant 566 south Front

Jenks John, printer Tenth above Vine

Jenks Joseph R. m^rch. 54 S. wharves — dh 5 Vine

Jennings Ehza, widv)W back 9 Shippen

Jennings Geo. vict. Lombard near Schuylkill river

jJennings Jane, widow 211 south Seventh

Jennings John, auc'r 107 south Fourth

Jennings Nathan B. mainer 38 Mead alley ^see Ginnin^s

Jenny Elizabeth, widow Queen near Bishop

Jerreli Hannah, widow near 16 Fitz waiter

Jervis Joseph I. sea captain 330 south Second street

Jess Ruth, bonnetmaker 14 Church alley

fJessop Isaac, woodsawyer 198 south Sixth

Jester T. P. painter &c. Littleboy's court

Jewell, Bancraft 8c Co. goldbeaters 2 south Third

Jewell Kenneth, merchant tailor 78 and 80 south Third

Jewell Leonard, goldbeater 2 S. Third — d h 117 New

Jewell Miry, ladies' dressmaker 11 Strawberry

Johannes WilUam. B. baker 23 norh Seventh

John Brown, blacksmith Beach below Warren

John David, runner of Farm. & Mech. Bank 4 Bank

Johns John, boot and shoemaker Drinker's alley

Johns Joseph, bricklayer 227 Lombard

Johns and Linerd. mastmakers Haysca|es wharf (NL)

Johns Richard, mastmaker, yard at the Hayscales

wharf — d h Liberty alley
Johns Thomas, shipwright 18 Mary (S.)
Johnson Abraham, blacksmith Frankford r. ab. Queen
t Johnson Abraham, labourer Bengali
tJohnson Abraham, waiter Quince above Warren
Johnson Alexander, Germantown road near Fourth
f Johnson Alexander, waiter Quince above Sprilce
Johnson Ann, nurse Cresson's alley
Johnson Ann, cotton embroiderer Arch near Broad
Johnson Ann, widow of David 59 south Eleventh
tJohnson Ann, widow St. Mary street
fjohnson Arcy, labourer Sch Seventh below Race
Johnson Augustus W. brassfounder 2d ab. Gcr. road
Johnson Benj. bookseller stove 31 and — d.h. 455 High
Johnson Bernard, oysterman Spafford street
Johiison Catharine, widow 160 north Water
Johnson Charles, printing ink and lampblack manufac-
tory cor. of Tenth and Lombard
•j-Johnson Daniel, porter back 72 Christian
fjohnson David, porter back 203 Lombard
Johnson David, blacksmith Maiden near Front
Johnson David, shallopman Cooper's court (N t)
tJohnson Diana, widow Middle alley '
I Johnson Edward, sailmaker 21 Hurst

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. JOH

Johnson Eleanor, widow Liberty alley
Johnson Elizabeth, widow Juniper above Race
Johnson Elizabeth, widow Tammany below St. John
Johnson Elizabeth, widow 446 north Front
Johnson Ehzabeth, widow Id OYork road ab. Poplar lane
JoI\nson Elizabeth wido v 12th below Race
■j-Johnson Elizabeth, widow (ireen's court
Johnson Ellen, widow back 142 south Fifth
fJohnson Ezekiel, shoeblack back 123 north Tenth
jJohnson Francis, distiller 61 Currant alley
f Johnson Francis, musician 65 south Fourth
Johnson Gabriel, mariner 198 Lombard
Johnson George, shoemaker back 111 Plum
Johnson George, sugarboilei* Kunckel above Noble
"Johnson George, labourer Chester near Vine
■Joimson George, waiter 23 Currant alley
■Johnson George, labourer Juniper below Vine •
Johnson Hannah, boardinghouse 122 north Front
Johnson Hannah, widow SE cor. of Fourth & Green
Johnson Henry, carter back 293 south Fifth
fJohnson Henry, waiter 226 south Seventh
Johnson Isaac, coachman 179 south Founh
fJohnson Isaac, sawyer Twelfth below Chesnut
Johnson Jacob, carpenter back 84 Union
Johnson Jacob, bookseller 2J9 north Fourth
Johnson Jacob, carter 39 Newmarket
Johnson Jacob, bootmaker 152 Race
John on Jacob, labourer West above Wood
fJohnson James, labourer Swede's alley
Johnson James, carpentei- back oi 172 Spruce
fJohnson James, yjainter &c. 265 Spruce
fJohnson Jane, Dean's alle\
fJohnson Jesse, sawyer 14 St. Mary
fJohnson Job, master sweep 226 Shippen
Joimson John, justice of the peace, Hannver al> Prince
Johnson John, tavernkecDer 550 south Front
Johnson John, laijourer Second above the Germ, road
Johnson Joiin, labourer Tiiirteenth below Race
Johnson John, 249 south Secor.d
Johnson John & Co. oyster cellar 5 N. Front &: 4 north

Water
Johnson John G. carpenter 24 S.isvafras alley
Johnson John, carter 272 Swans on street
Johnson John, baker 225 so|ith Fifth
Johnson John, hatter, back 88 north Front
Johnson John, sexton 38 Catharine
Johnson John P. mate 19 Cox's allev
Johnson John, drayman Coates below Sixth
f Johnsoi, J )hn R. oyster cellarN.6th&:Osborn'say. N.L.
Johnsen Jonathan, carpenter 539 north Front
Johnson Jonathan, farmer Chesnut near Sch. Front
Johnson Joseph, sea captain 544 south Front

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Johnson Joseph, shipchandler 77 South -wharves— d h
Moyannensing road comer Johnson's lane & 150 Pine

Johnson Joseph, mariner Crown near Bedford

Johnson Joseph, slater Laurel near Budd (N. L.)

Johnson Josephus, manner 16 Plum

fJohnson, widow of Joseph, back 90 Bedford

t Johnson Josiah, blacksmith lOr Budd below Laurel

Johnson Josiah, letter carrier 22 George

fJohnson Joshua, shoeblack o7 Prosperous alley

fJohnson Lawrence, labourer Bedford's alley

Johnson Levi, labomer 99 Queen

fJohnson L. labourer, 226 Catharine

fjohnson Margaret, widow Apple near George

fJohnson Mary, widow Miles' alley

Johnson Maria T. teacher Sch. I'Vighth above Race

Johnson Mary, widow, tailoress 283 south Third

Johnson Mary, widow Church street (back)

Johnson Mary & Elizabeth, storekeepers 28 north 4th

Johnson Michael, carter Paschal's alley

Johnson Mrs. boardinghouse S. E. cor. Tammany & 4th

fJohnson Nathan, woodsawyer Miles' court

Johnson Noah, labourer Washington

fJohnson Patience, dealer, 100S. 2d — dh 245 Spruce

Johnson Peter, blacksmith Budd above Laurel

Johnson Peter, waterman 13 Federal

Johnson Peter, jun. nuiriner, btick 77 Christian

Johnson Peter, watchman, back 454 south Front

Johnson Peter, v.'eaver, corner Thirteenth and Cherr\

Johnson Peter, rigger, 17 Parham's alley

Johnson Peter, grocer (/atharine street wharf

fJohnson Phoebe, widow Allen's alley

Johnson labourer 322 south Front

Johnson Rachel, widow Second above Germantown r.

Johnson Randal, manner 468 south Front

JohRson Richard, huckster Camden (N. J.)

Johnson Richard, labourer 77 German

Johnson Richara B. turner 58 Dock— d h 1 Locust

Johnson Robert, carter 328 south Sixth

Johnson Robt. S. iron merch. 59 N. ^^^ater— d h 26 Vine

Johnson Robert, smith 33 Penn

Johnson R. widow Maiden near the stone bridge

Johnson Samuel, cordwainer S. E. cor. Minor 8c Sixth

Johnson Sarah, widow 51 Meade alley

Johnson Sarah, widow IfG Arch

Johnson Sarah, widow 46 Queen

f J(^hnson Solomon, waiter 21 Prosperous alley

Johnson Sophia, widow 98 Coates

fJohnson Stacy, woodsawyer back 130 north Fifth

fJohnson Susan, Meredith's court

Johnson Susannah, widow M'(iinnis's court

fJohnson Tamer, widow 90 Small

Johnson Thos, cordwainer Scott's alley back 383 Higb

fJohnson Thomas, labourer, back 219 Cherry street

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. JON

Johnson Thomas, mariner China below Second
Johnson \Vm. lumber merchant, corner, Sixth and But-

tonwood — d.h. 49 Tammany
Johnson Wm. B.coachmaker George above Tenth
Johnson Wm. 29 Bndd

Johnson Wm. cordwainer 27 Watson's alley
Johnson Wm. T. tailor 397 High
Johnson Wm. labourer Say street
Johnson Wm. H. hatter, 47 Currant alley
Johnson Wm. caulker Hanover near Queen
t Johnson Wm. labourer 6th corner Merriott's lartp
(Johnson Wm. labourer 30 Christian
t Johnson Wm. woodsawyer Quince above Spruce
f Johnson York, shoeblack 2 south Eighth
Johnston Adam, tallowchandler 467 Race
Johnston Alexander W. merchant 25 south Water —

d. h. 5 York buildings
Johnston Alice, widow of colonel Francis, 163 S. Tenth
Johnston Ann, widow, nurse 18 Star alley
Johnston Andrew, carpenter 62 Passyunk road
Johnston Benjamin, senior 29 Jones's alley
Johnston Benj.Jun.oysterman 22 High — d. h 27 Jones* ay.
tJohnston Benjamin', sawyer Little Oak
Johnston Charles, carpenter 21 Wagner's alley
Johnston Christopher, labourer Vine above Broad
Johnston Deborah, widow Barron street
Johnston Eliza, milliner 153 Arch
Johnston Ezekiel, labourer, back 519 north Third
Johnston Frederick, labourer Federal below Second
Johnston Hannah, boardinghouse 41 Sansom street
Johnston James, gentleman 306 south Second
Johnston James, grocer N. E. cor. Walnut and Eleventh
Johnston Jane, widow grocer Chesnut above Thirteenth
Johnston Job, sexton Prince above Front
Johnston John, mariner 112 Swanson
Johnston John, drayman Sch, Seventh above Race
Johnston John, carter Coates above the Old York road
Johnston John, carpenter 149 St. John
Johnston, John, dry goods store 2 north Second
tJohnston Joshua, laboui-er o7 Pi'osperous alley
Johnston Mary, shopkeeper 380 south Second
-Johnston Patience, dealer 100 S. 2d — d. h. 245 Spruce
■Johnston Richard, waiter 100 north Eleventh
■Johnston Samuel, labourer Smith's court
■Johnston Samuel, labourer 220Shippen
Johnston Thomas, labourer 24 Coomb's alley
Johnston Wm. P. printer 47 Dock — d h 143 south 5th
tJohnston Wm. labourer 13 Plum
Johnston Wm. trunkmaker 189 north Front
Jolly Samuel, storekeeper 5S Plum street
Jones Abraham, trader 93 north Ninth
Jones Abraham, cordwainer Sansom's allev
Jones Abraham, turner 203 north Third

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Jones Amos A. iron merchant 220 north Eighth

tJones Amos, coachman Appletree alley

Jones Amy, boardinghouse comer ()tter'& Frankford y

Jones Anthony, labourer 134 Browne

fJones Anthony, master sweep Fries's court

Jones Arabella, widow (Sansom's row) 187 Walnut

Jon s & Barton, drygoods store 20 north Second

Jones Benjamin, iron merchant 17 S. wharves — dwelling

267 Chesnut [see Ja/ins, Johns, ksf Janes

Jones Benjamin, jun merchant 211 and d h 234 S Front
Jones Benj. cabinetmaker Prime below Second
Jones Benj. labourer Pottery alley
Jones Benjamin, engraver 47 Chesnut and 50 Walnut
Jones Benjamin, sen. grazier 7 Cedar
Jones Charles, teacher S. W. corner Third and Vine —

d h 28 north Fifth
Jones C. & N. jr. hosiery store N. W. cor. Chesnut & 2d
Jones Curtis, labourer 46 Queen
Jones Daniel, blacksmith 386 north Third
Jones David, cordwainer Franktord road above Queen
Jones David, carpenter 109 Christian
Jones David, hatter 128 north Second
Jones David, carpenter 6 Fries' court
Jones David, mariner 4 Meade alley
Jones David, mariner 58 Meade alley
Jones Edward, grocer 137 south Sixth
Jones Edward, accountant 16 Newmarket
Jones Edward, grocer N. W. cor. Catharine and Third
Jones Elizabeth, widow 9 Ehzabeth street
jjones Elizabeth, 12th above Si)ruce
f Jones Elizabeth, widow above Atkinson's court
Jones Elvey, collector 54 Newmarket
Jones Esther Mrs 263 Spruce

Jones Evan, tavemkeeper N W. cor. Chesnut & Front
Jones Evan, milkman Locust west of Broad
tJones Evans, mariner 18 Elizabeth
Jones George W. painter, &c. 51 Chesaiut
Jones George m. d. 120 south Eighth
Jones George, weaver Marlbr:>' near Queen
Jones Geo. W auctioneer 34 S. Front — d h 139 Walnut
Jones George D. cabinetmaker 83 Dock — d h 79 Walnut
|Jones George, oysterman 152 south Fifth
Jones & Gordin, grocers N E cor. Ninth & Filbert
tJones Hannah, widow Potter}' alley
Jones Henry, shoemaker, back 372 north Third
Jones Henry jr. cordwainer 13th cor. Weaver's alley
Jones Ho'vell, shoemaker 167 south Third
Jones Hugh, milkman Broad below Walnut
Jones Ira, 18 Cheny
Jones Isaac, cabinetmaker 77 north Front
Jones Isaac, shoemaker Camden (N J.)
tJones Isaac, labourer near 163 Coates
t^ones Isaac, labourer 163 Coates

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. JON

Jones Isaac C. Oakford & Co, merchants 84 High
Jones Isaac C.mercliant 84 High — d h 184 Mulberry
Jones Isaac H. 'obacconisc 169 north Front
Jones Isaac H. & Son, tobacconists 169 north Front
Jones Isaac R. dr> goods store 20 north Second
Jones James L. cordwainer Cherry above Eleventh
Jones Jane, widow boardinghouse 181 sourth Front
Jones Jane, widow boardinghouse 6 Laurel street
Jones Jesse, tailor 128 Callowhill
Jones Jesse, carter George (N. L.) near Fourth
Jones Jesse, 126 Pine
^Jones Jesse, pumpmaker Rose street
Jones Jehu, shoemaker south 5th below Merriott's court
Jones John, wheelwrij^ht St. John above Tararaany
Jones John, druggist 79 Shippen

Jones John, wheel wrigiit High W. Darby r. Hamilton vil.
Jones John, labourer Third near Germantown road
Jones rev. John, teacher Mantua village
Jones John, ferrvman Camden (N. J.)
Jones John M distiller, &c. 16 & 18 south Eighth
Jones John, tailor Germantown road abore Third
Jones John, labourer Beach near Marlbro'
Jones John & Co. lottery office 244 north Second
Jones John J. grocer Vienna near Duke (N. L.)
tJones John, attendant in store 25 Coxe's alley
Jones John, calicoprinter, Charlotte near Fourth
Jones John, flour merchant 228 and 30 north Front
tJones John, mariner 6 Madison's court
Jones Jonathan D. hatter 161 south Fiont
Jones Joseph, wheelwright 4 Vernon
Jones Joseph, accountant 2 Ann street
Jones Joseph, saddler Cresson's alley
Jones Joshua, grocer corner Ninth & Filbert
tJones Leonard, sawyer Lyndall's court
tJones Lewis, ticket porter 242 Lombard
Jones Lloyd, sea captain 225 south Front
Jones Lovell, gunsmith 6th near Coaces
tJones Louisa, washerwoman back 43 Small
Jones Margaret, widow 21 Catharine
Jones Margaret, milkwoman Broad below Walnut
tJones Martha, widow Bedford near Hanover
Jones Martha, widow St. Mai\ near Seventh
Jones Marhon, widow 43 Almo;id
Jones Mark, tailor Nonnater'> court
Jones Mary, boardinghouse 266 Arch
Jones Mary, widow Carpenter near Fourth (S )
Jones Mary widow of Andrew, 486 Race
f Jones Mary 4 Gilles's alley
Jones Mercy, teacher Ro.se alley above Green
tJrnes Moses, sawyer Juniper alley
jJones Mo^es, sweepmaster Ball alley
Jones Murdock, labourer 575 south Front
Jones Nathan, storekeeper 58 south Second

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Jones Nathan, jun. 60 south Second — d h 82 Union

Jones Owen, gentleman 154 south Second

Jones Paul, merchant 299 Race

Jones Peter N. plasterer Pine below Tenth

t Jones Peter, porter Coates below Old York road

Jones Philip, umbrella maker 23i north Second

Jones Philip, labourer Malt alley

Jones R. & H. dr> goods store 26 north Fourth

Jones Richard, bottler 159 north Sixth

fJones Richard D. porter, Mark's lane

Jones Robert, sea captain 191 Cedar

Jones Robert W. Thirteenth 2d door above Walnut

Jones Robert, bricklayer 30 Fitzwalter

Jones Samuel, mariner 45 Green {see Jnhns 'Cf Jone&

Jones Samuel, smith and wheelwright '303 and 309 S.

Front, shop Penn street
Jones Samuel, dry goods store 48 north Second
Jones Samuel, ornamental painter 101 Swanson
Jones Samuel, cabinetmaker back 83 Chesnut
Jones Samuel, dyer, &c. 38 Penn
fJones Samuel, porter Fitzwalter above Sixth
Jones Samuel S. accountant 12 Garden street
Jones Samuel W. merchant 103 & d b 154 north Fronr
fJones Simon, fruitstore and intelligence office 9^ S 6th
Jones & Smith, merchants 103 north Front
Jones, Susan, cakebaker 13 south Tenth
fJones Susan, widow back 257 south Fourth
Jones Thomas, cordwainer Green above Front
Jones Thomas, Pearson's court
Jones Thomas, calico glazier Sch. Front above Vine
Jones Thomas, merchant 25 south Second
Jon«s Thomas, coachtrimmer 156 north Fifth
Jones Thomas, jun. storekeeper 39 north Second
Jones Thomas, shoemaker Prime below Second (S)
Jones Thos. merch. 96 Crown — office on Hodge's whav:
Jones widow of Thomas, Frankf. road above Queen
tJones Walter, carter Cherry below Thirteenth
Jones Wilkin, mariner Cypress alley
Jones William, gentleman 12 Lombard street
Jones William, com. merch. 244 Arch 2 doors W. 9th
Jones William, plasterer 233 Spruce
Jones William, merchant 169 High — d h 80 Wood
Jones Wm. cordwainer alloy n, Allen st. Frankford r,
Jones William, quarryman Otter near Frankf. road
Jones William, labourer 265 Catharine
Jones William, labourer 460 south Second
Jones William, cordwainer Vine above Thirteenth
Jones Wm. wheelwright Frankf. road above Queen
Jones William R. engraver 23 Carter's alley
fJones W^illiam, labourer, back 100 north Eleventh
Jordan Abigail, widow (ierman below Fourth
Jordan Frances, superior of the St. Joseph's Orplvans"

asylum, 134 south Sixth

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. JUS

Jordan Henry, currier 129 north Second

Jordan John, merchant 123 north Third

Jordan Joseph F. pedlar 161 Cedar

Jordan Mary, widow of Joseph, 10 Bonsall

Jordan Michael, tailor 4th above Franklin

Jordan Michael, mariner 310 south Third

Jordan Patrick, teacher 246 south Third

Jordan Richard, druggist and apothecary S E corner

Third and Coates
Jordan Thomas, agent for inland transport, 4 Decatur
Jordan William, cordwainer 9 Pratt's court
Jorden Zachariah, labourer West near Marlborough
Joret Francis, oysterman 52 N Second — d h 14 Union
Joseph Abraham, merchant 130 Arch
tjoseph Eliza, back 165 German
fjoseph John, sawyer Clever alley
tJoseph John, barber 214 Cedar
Joseph Manuel, mariner 75 Plum
Joseph Samuel, late storekeeper 161 Cedar
tJoseph William, hairdresser 84 Shippen
Josiah James, sea captain 23 Christian
Josiah J. 6c G. M'Leod, ropemakers and shi^chandlers

40 South wharves
Joubert Peter, goldsmith 240 south Second
Joule Sarah, milliner from London, 410 north 4th
Jourdan David, merchant back 29 N Water — d h Cal-

lowhill above Eleventh
Jourdan Henry, labourer Maria above 4th (N L)
Jourdan Samuel, labourer Shippen above Sixth
Jourdan Sarah, boardinghouse 41 north Eighth
fJourdan Thomas, carter 76 Plum
Jourdon Thomas, weaver 84 north Water
fjoval John, labourer Passyunk below Christian
Joyce David, shoemaker Clever alley
Joyce John J. smith 90 Cherry
Joyce Phomas, watchmaker 242 south Sixth
Joyce Thomas, tobacconist 86 Shippen
Joyce Thomas, tailor 20 Vernon
Joynes Littleton, grocer 418 north Third
Joynt Charles, surgeon barber 335 north Front
fJudah Harriet, Paper alley
Judd Anson (Judd's hotel) 27 south Third
Julian William, carpenter 34 Carter's alley

■Julius James, sawyer 5 Madison's alley

•Jupiter Esther, Small below Sixth
Juppenlatz Fi^derick, baker 354 south Second
Justice Charles, shoemaker 474 Race
Justice Elizabeth, widow, 201 Shippen
Justice Friend, carter Sch. 8th above Race
Justice (ieorge, surveyor to North American insurance

company 82 Crown
Justice G. M. merchant 149 Market — d h 233 Vine
Justice George W. accountant 33 Coates

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Justice Isaac, brickmaker Perry below Pine
Justice J. & G. M. mercbants 149 High
Justice Jacob, haixlware merch. 149 High and 117 Vine
Justice J. P. printer 481 north Second
Justice Margaret, 74 Crown

Justice Samuel, cordwainer Second above Germ, road
Justice W. A. shipwright Marlborough cor Bcdtord
Justus Philip, carpenter 24 Wood

Jm enal B .rtholomew, starch and hairpowdcr manufac-
tory, cor. Margaretta and Nevvniarket streets
Juvenal Jacob, starch factory O. York r. ab, Callowhill
Juvenal Susaniaah, starchmaker cor. Old York & Noble

KAGAN TIMOTHY, carter Small near Sixth

Kaign Joseph, farmer Kaighnton (N J)

Kaign John, farmer Kaighnton (N J)

Kaighn Sarah, gentlewoman Kaighnton (N J)

Kaiker Anthony, victQaller O. York r. ab. Buttonwood

Kaiter Isaac, shipcarpenter John street

Kalbach Henry, sugar retiner 31 Chester

Kalbach & Landes, sugar refiners 189 Cherry

Kale Geo. labourer Apple near George (N L)

Kaler Jacob, shopkeeper 56 St. Tammany

Kalhaffer Margaret, widow 20 Biyan's alley

Kampman Francis C. 68 north Third

Kane Daniel, tobacconist corner Queen and Second

Kane Daniel, jr. tobacconist 87 Queen (S)

Kane Elisha, gentleman 244 Walnut

Kane Elizabeth, widow 99 New

Kane George, tobacconist N W cor. Queen and Second

Kane John K. attorney at law 191 Walnut

fKane Richard, woodsawyer Merriott's lane above 4th

Kane Thomas, cordwainer Beach near Maiden

Kane, widow of John, grocer 25 Union

Kanows Marv% widow 30 Kunckel

Karchoff Chnstopher, 392 north Third

Karchoif Jacob, tobacconist S94 north Third

Karen Francis, typefounder 178 Shippen

Karl John, accountant Ger. road below Third

Kame Anthony (96 next 14th April, his 2d wife 76)

65 Budd
Karner Christian, watchman, back 174 Pine
Karrager Anthony, vict. 81 High st. market above 5th
Karral Mary, widow cor. Otter and Germantown road
Kartsher Charles, grocer corner Fourth and Browne
Kaselev Andrew, tailor Sch. 8th below High
Katez Dorothy, widow 30 north Seventh
Kates Jacob, tobacconist 9 Hoffman's alley
Katz Adam, smith 486 north Third
Katz George, corder 23 Vine

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. KEE

Katz Henry, woodsawyer Fourth above Browne

Katz John/baker 113 Cherry street

Katz J. John, bookbinder over the Phoenix hosehouse—

d h 9 Zane
Katz Jn'.vn, labourer 113 Cherry
Kiitz Michael, carter llKunckel
Katez Wm. bellhanger and focksmith 28 north 7th
Kavanaugh Arthur, marinei' 11 Dock
Kavanaugh Frances, widow 292 Arch above Tenth
Kay Aaron, accountant Prime above Front
Kay Benjamin, grocer 200 N Water & 205 north Froilt
Kay Charles, sea capiain 47 Almond
Kay James, bandbox manufactory 119 north Sixth
Kay Joseph, tanner corner Fourth aud Frankhn
Kay Joseph, hatter 42 north Front and 50 High
Kay Joseph L seacayjtain 113 Lombard
Kay Josiah S. Poplar lane above Ninth

Kay , teacher Franklin court

Kays Addis, carpenter corner Charles and James

Kay ser John G. doctor 176 north Fifth

Keal Conrad, weaver Rose alley below Coates

Kean Harman, tailor 187 St. John [^see Ke€7i

Kean John, smith 8c farrier, Lombard ab. 4th — d h 78

south Fifth
Kean Mary, spinster Galbreath's court
Kean Roger, mariner 97 Shippen
Kean Roger, mariner 94 Clare alley
Kean Sarah, widow grocer 22 Barron
Kean William, clerk 82 Race

Kearny Francis, engraver 10 Library— -d h 57 south 7th
Kearney Mary, widow back 46 Spruce {see Carney
Kearney Robert, Beach near Ma'den (K)
Kearney Samuel, cordwanier 276 south Sixth
Keasbey Jesse, currier 67 and 2 Lodge street
Keates Margaret, widow 19 Beck's alley
Keath William, currier S Ecr,r. Eleventh and North
Keating Jerome, merchant 183 south Fifth
Keating John, gentleman 183 south Fifth
Keating John, jr. attorney at law 17 & 183 south Fifth
Keating John, coachman 1 Dawson's couit
Keating Lambert, boot 8c shoe mannf. 51 N Second
Keating Margaret, widow shopkeeper 6 Prune
Keating William, late grocer Cherry near Sch. 6th
Keck Adam, currier Crown above Callowhill 8c back

461 north Second
Keck C H. machinemaker and turner in metals 5 Ap-

pletree alley — d h 153 Cherry
Keck John, tanner, Allen near Point road (K)
Keeck Mercy, nurse 448 north Front
Keef John 8c Jas. vermicelli manuf. Prime ab. Front
Keef Joseph, oakcooper 9 Federal
Keegan William, tailor Hause's court
Keel Baltis, printer 21 Sassafras alley

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Keel Ellis, constable High W. Permanent Bridge

Keel Henry, shop 15 Bryan's alley

Keel John, cordwainer Callowhill above John

Koely Abraham, blacksmith Ger. road below Second

Keemer Elizabeth, widow 422 south Front

Keeley Ellen, widow 165 north Sixth

Keemhle John, m. d. 6th above Callowhill

Keemle' Isaac A. conveyancer 6th above Callowhill

Keemle' Isaac, conveyancer 222 north Fifth

Keemle' John, m. d. 222 north Fifth

Keenjle' Samuel, attorney at law 103 Arch

Keen Abigail, widow, back 580 south Second

Keen Andrew, shipjoiner Shakamaxon near Queen

Keen Catharine, widow Queen near Bishop (K)

Keen & Curry, lumber merch. W. Permanent Bridge

Keen & Drais, sailmakers Summer's wharf

Keen Harman, tailor 189 St John

fKeen Henry, oysterman 80 St. Mary

Keen Jacob, shipjoiner Penn (K) — d h Crown bel. Prince

Ke n James, labourer Cedar above Thirteenth

Keen James, shipjoiner 485 south Second

Keen James C. sailmaker 367 north Front

Keen John E. tanner 511 north Front

Keen J. storekeeper Lancaster turnpike r. ab. High

Keen Joseph S. & Co. lumber merch. W.Perm. Bridge

Keen Jos. & Sons, curriers 115 Chesnut & 19 S Fourth

Keen Matthias, carpenter Lancaster turnpike n. High

Keen Rebecca, mantuamaker 146 Cherry

Keen Samuel vV. currier 115 Chesnut — d h 19 S 4th

Keen Sarah, widow 120 New street

Keen Sarah Mrs. 147 south Ninth

Keen William W. currier 115 Chesnut street

Keffer Anthony, caulker Vienna near Duke

Keffer John, cordwainer 164 north Fourth

Keffer Mary, milkwoman Vienna near Duke

Kehr J. baker 447 north Third [see Korr and Corr

Kehrum Thomas, labourer 154 north Fifth

Keighler Jacob, copper & tinware manuf. S E corner

Cherry and Sixth — d h 94 north Sixth
Keighler Margaret, boardinghouse 123 south Eleventh
Keighler William, tinsmith back of 104 north Sixth
Keihg C F. drygoods store and furrier 77 north Third
Keim Jacob, copperplate maker 187 Cherry
Keim John, turner & coal dealer 125 8c 127 N Fourth
Keim William, turner 174 north Fourth
Keim WiUiam, jr. turner 174 north Fourth
Keiper Abraham, tobacconist 86 north Fourth
Keisler Catharine, widow Steinmetz court
Keiter Isaac, shipwright Carpenter above Front
Keith Caleb, boot and shoemaker 152 Arch
Keith How, saddletree plater, Frankf. road n. Otter
Keith Robert, hairdresser 62 Race
Keith Samuel, merchant 231 south Front

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. KEL

Keith William, currier Eleventh corner North
Kelch George, weaver 32 Bread
Kelch Janies, saddler 4 Carlisle's court
Kelch James, cordwainer 97 German *

Kelisky , gentleman 119 south Front

Kell Adam, labourer Sch. Eighth above Cherry

Kellara Ann, Mrs. mantuamaker 31 Jones's alley

Keller John, waterman 107 Catiiarine

Keller Conrad, tinplate worker 64 north Front

Keller George, carpenter Crown above Race

Keller Herman, tinplate worker 403 S Second street-

Keller Samuel, shoemaker 203 north Third

Keller William, blacksmith 81 Ne^v

Keller William P. carpenter 12 Wagner's alley

Kelley Eleanor, grocer 198 north Water

Kellev Hannah, widow boardinghouse 83 Arch

Isee Kdle. Kille, b' Kdly
Kellogg Hosea, merchant 15 north Water
Kellum David, wharf builder Shakamaxon
Kellum John, labourer 513 sonth Second n. Bedford
Killum Sarah, widow Emlen's ay. or court
Kelly Catharine, widow Pitt near Germantown road
Kelly Daniel, weaver Penntown (Ridge road)
Kelly Edward, tavernkeeper 5 Greenleaf alley
Kelly Elizabeth, widow Cobb's court (N L)
Kelly Daniel R. merchant tailor 12 north Front
Kelly Hugh, cordwainer Merriott's laue above Fourth
Kelly Jas. teacher 6 Myers' ct. — school Cherry ab. 6th
Kelly John, labourer back 387 south Front *

Kelly John, labourer Shakamaxon near Bedfprd
Kelly John, grocer 20 Sansom and 79 Penji
Kelly John, labourer Lombard above Sch. Sixth
Kelly John W. 56 north Second — d h 154 north Fourth
Kelly John, cbrdwainer Washington above Second
Kelly John, sea captain and pilot 51 Meade ay.
Kelly John, carter 297 south Fifth
Kelly Jonathan, carpenter 8 Pratt's court
Kelly Mary, widow Lombard near Perry
Kelly Norris, shoemaker 3 Shippen
Kelly Patk. weaver Germantown road near Fourth
Kelly Philip, 299 Chesnut
Kelly Rebecca, widow milliner 91 Arch
Kelly Robert W. trunkmaker south Water — d ii 111

south Front
fKelly Samuel, sawver, back 120 Plum
Kelly Thomas, 70 High—d h 10 south Seventh
Kelly Thomas, tailor Merriott's lane near Fifth
Kelly Wm. shoemaker 95 German
Kelly Wm. skindresser Pitt below the Germ, road
Kelly widow of John, skindresser Pitt near Germ, road
Kelly Wm. shipwright 9 Christian
tKelsey John, labourer 261 Spruce

KEN w?iitely's annual

Kelter David, jun. combmaker 140 Cedar

Kelton Robert, porter Fourth above Browne

Kemble Chas. oak cooper 56 N. 5th — shop in South ay,

Kemble George, shoemaker 33 south Third

Kemble Joseph, wheelwright Maiden near stone bridge

Kemble West, carter Hart's court

Kemil John, vict. 237 St. John's

Kemp George, accountant 92 south Fifth

Kemp John, tailor, back 109 Cherry

Kemper rev Jackson, 25 Sansom

Kempton John, bricklayer 192 north Fifth

Kempton Mi-s. widow boardinghouse 143 Chesnut

Kempton Samuel M. accountant 18 High

Kenderdine Jacob, carpenter Kunckle below Green

Kendrirk David, innkeeper 427 High

fKennard Jas, waiter Quince below Locust

Kennard Margaret, widow 220 S. 7th [see Kinnard

Kennedy Andrew, accountant 510 south Front

Kennedy David, in bank of N. America, 108 Union

Kennedy David, glass and picture store 109 and d h 236

Walnut
Kennedy Frances, widow 12 Gilles' alley
Kennedy George, labourer Germ. r. above 1st gate
Kennedy Henry H. sea captain 4lShippen
Kennedy Isaac P. boot manufacturer and teacher of

sacred music, 43 soutii Front
Kennedy John, innkeeper Ridge road bel. the 1st gate
Kennedy John, ccrdwainer 90n«>rth Water
Kennedy M. & K. miUiners 464Racen. Broad
Kennedy Mary Ann Mrs. Passyunk road above 8th
Kennedy Mary Mrs. back 107 Catharine
Kennedy Nathaniel, teacher Queen n Frankford road
Kennedy Patrick, victualler 119 Moyamensing road —

stall 39 New market
Kennedy Peter, blacksmith 54 north Eighth
Kennedy Rachel, widow 226 north Water
Kerjnedy Rachel Mrs 56 Queen (S)
Kennedy Robert S. carpenter 56 George (S)
Kennedy Robert, naval storekeeper 566 S. Front
Kennedy Robert Fenn, Point Pleasant (K)

Kennedy , 500 south Front

Kennedy Saml. sign & ornamental painter back 93 Arch
Kennedy Samuel, cordwainer Buttonwood above Fifth
Kennedy S. lookingglass manufactory 72 Chesnut — d h

3 Lodge
Kennedy Samuel, hatter 4 Trotter's ay.
Kennedy Sarah, widow 270 south Third
Kennedy Sarah, Mrs. 87 Queen (S)
Kennedy Thomas, conveyancer &c. back 93 Arch
Kennedy Thomas D. sea captain 219 south Front
Kennedy W. D. carpenter 255 south Seventh
Kennedy William, bookbinder Buttonwood lane
Kennedy William, cordwainer 46 Spruce

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. KES

Kennedy William, weaver 292 south Third

Kennedy William, weaver Dean

Kenney James, labourer Mark's lane

Kenney Mary, widow of Uauiel, back 77 Christian

Kenney Sarah, widow 38 Queen

Kenny Michael, carter 223 Shippen

Kenny Thomas, carpenter Vine near Schuylkill 8th

Kensel George, carpenter near 465 north Third

Kensel (ieorge, plasterer Hanover near Prince

Kensel Jacob, bricklayer Smith's allej (N L)

Kensel John, gentleman 69 north Eighth

Kensel John, cordwainer 37 North street

Kensel Margaret, widow 30 Kunckel

Kensler EUzabeth, widow, nurse 3 York court

Kensler Michael, brickmaker Cedar near Sch. Eighth

Kent Joseph, mariner 66 Passyunk road

fKenton Augustus, cook 143 Cedar

Kenton Barbara N, widow 155 Cherry

Kenton James C 163 Vine

Kenton Joseph, jun. di§tiller Carpenter bet. 6th and Tth

Kenton Robert, innkeeper Ridge road above Francis

Kenton & Torens. wholesale & retail grocers 134 High

Kenworthy John^ painter, &c. 3 south Seventh — d h

George above Tenth
Kenyon capt. Henry, quarantine master of the port of

Philadelphia, 41 north Eighth
Keogh Patrick, grocer 78 N Fifth S W corner Cherry
Kepley Christian, drayman OM Yo' kr. bel, Tammany
Keppele Michael, alderman 3 Library— d h 266 Wal-
nut above Tenth
Kerbaugh Daniel, labourer, back 43 Chailotte
Kerbaugh John, cooper Crown near frankford road
Kern G. jun. & Co. clothing warehouse 123^ S Water

N E cor horsedock. Drawbridge
Kern Gabriel, jun. tailor 123^ S Water and N E corner

Swanson and Aliwond
Kern John, accountant (of the Custom house) 37 Crown
Kern John, 181 Pine

Kern Thos. innkeeper (Bull's Head) Hamilton village
Kern Mciria, widow Queen above Marlborough
Kcrney Win. labourer 77 Plum
Ker Adam, sea capti'in 68 Union
Ker John, coachm -ker 19 Lvxust

Ker Sarah, widow 119 Ar'.h {_see Carr Isf Karr

Ktirr Ann, widow Arcn above Svhuylkill Fourth
Kerr James, saddlery and coach furniture warehouse

120 High
Kerr J mes. Race below Schuylkill Front
Kerr Jo'ui, bricklayer Jones street above Sch. Fifth
Kerr Wm. saddle, harness &irar.kmanuf. 122 High
Kerrick Andrew, labourer cori.cr Sch. 5th and Pine
Kerrick Sarah, widow Perry bclo^v Prince
Kessler Frederick, shoemaker 8 Hoffman's alley

KIL WHlTELi's ANNUAL

Kessler John, justice of the peace, 166 Coates

Kessler John, jun. grocer and collector of taxes tor

wards No. 1, 2, 3 and 4, of the Northern Liberties,

S W corner Fourth and Coates
Kessler Cieorge, labourer Cheriy above Duke
Kessler Mary, widow of Leonard N E cor Noble & 4th
Kessler Mary, widow 10 Small
Ketler Charles, tobacconist 17 German
Ketler Christian, gardener Passyunk. r. bel. Christian
Ketler John, flour store Callowhill near Ridge road
Ketler Joseph, teacher of the Adelphi public school,

S W comer Green and Second
Ketler Wm. cooper S W corner Green and Second
Ketler Wm. stonemason &c. 354 Greene
Kethering Peter, labourer Orange above VVest
Keys John, carpenter Vine ay. above Twelfth
Keys John L, shipmaster 26 Union ay. (S)
Keys John, shoeniaker High near Sch. Seventh
Keys Joseph, shoemaker 35 Franklm street
Keysen Andrew, drygoods store 70 north Fourth
Keyser Adam, baker Pine below Twelfth
Keyser Charles, teacher German hall — d h 8 N Ninth
Keyser Elhanan W. lumber mei chant 133 N Ninth
Keyser Elizabeth, widow 266 St. John
Keyser George, baker 378 N Second
Keyser & Gorgas, lumber merchants 225 N Water
Keyser Henry, ladies' -shoemaker Vine ab Thirteenth
Keyser Jacob, grocer 195 N Second — d h 56 Vine
Keyser Jacob, plasterer 346 Race above Twelfth
Keyser Jacob, baker St. Joseph's avenue
Keyser John, flour store 291 Callowhill
Keyser widow of John, 236 St. John
Keyser Joseph & Jacob, grocers 195 N Second
Keyser Joseph, fancy chairmaker Rachel
Keyser Nathan L. lumber merchant 35 Callowhill
Keyser Nicholas, labourei- W>iglu's ay. near Vine
Keyser Peter, lumber merchant 35 Callowhill
Keyser William, cooper Rose alley above Coates
Kibby Charles, baker 161 north Water
Kibler Joseph, brushmaker 104 north Third
Kibler Margaret, widow 198 St. John
Kidd John, labourer Oak near Noble
Kid Robert, copper merchant 91 Walnut
Kidwell Ann, widow milliner 64 Mulberry
Kiechline Wm. victualler, 31 New market south 2d—

d h Callowhill above Eighth
Kiffkard Daniel, oysterman 112 south Water
Kiker Peter, victualler Cranmcr's court
Kiker Samuel, vict. 3 Cranmer's court
Kile George, tisherman Cherry near Prince ^
Kilgris James, weaver Aspen ay. west Sell. Second
Kilhower Michael, farmer Moyamensing road below
Jervis'slanc

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. KIN

Kille Aaron, merchant 63 N Front—d h 88 Vine

Killigan Mary, storekeei)er 98 north Seventh

Killion Mrs. corsletmaker 156 Arch

Killpatrick Francis, soap 8c candle manuf. 320 Callowhill

Killpatrick Matilda, widow Lombard west Sch. 8th

Killroy John, cordwainer Shields' ay

Kilpatrick Andrew, grocer corner Shippen and 7th

Kilpatrick George, chandler Pine west Broad

Kilpatrick Wm. mariner 84 German

Kimber Caleb, teacher Lombard street public school
— d h 197 Lombard

Kimber George, saddler 40 Coate's ay.

Kimber & Sharpless, booksellers and stationers 93 High

Kimber Thomas, bookseller 93 High— d h 124 Pine

Kimble Job, cabinetmaker 16 Vernon

Kimmey Abraham, sea captain 38 Almond

Kindale Elizabeth, tailoreas 21 north Eighth

Kindel Clavton, stove manufacturer 224 south Front—

d h 78 Cedar
Kindell Mary, widow Brown below Third
Kiner Henry, labourer Christian above Third
Kiner Lewis, carter Merriott's lane above Fourth
King Alexander, drayman Rachel above Poplar
King Benasah, tailor Rachel above Poplar lane
fKing Charles, cook Bradford's ay.
King Daniel, brassfounder 76 south Front
King Dcboraii, tuto^eb^ iro souiii riftu
King Edward, attorney at law 99 south Fifth
King Elizabeth, shopkeeper 183 Shippen
King Henry, sea captain 8 Noble
King Hermanus, tailor 37 Coate's ay
King Isaiah, carter Frankford road above Queen
Kipg J. labourer below Front
King Jacob, carter Rachel near Laurel
King James, gentleman 210 north Front
King James, cordwainer ?v1iddle alley
King John, painter, Sec. Pine above Tenth
King John, gardener Arch above Sch. Third
King John, shipcarpenter 35 Prosperous alley
King John, grocer corner Second and German
King John, goldbeater 131 north Eighth
jKing John, porter 35 Prosperous alley
King Joseph, shaliopman Oak (N L) below hayscales
King Joseph, wirefender-maker Broad below Locust
King Laetitia, cordwainer 79 Cedar
fKing Lawrence, mariner Atkinson's court
King Mfiry. shopkeeper 115 Callowhill
King Margaret, shoestore 236 south Second
King R'chard, carpenter 26 Oak (S)
King Solomon, shoeblack 29 south Third
King Thomas, tanner 502 north Second
fKing Triorocts, bottler 203 Washington court
King VVm. T. &C. merchants, 48 South wharves— d h
76 south Front

KIT whitely's annual

King Wm. carpenter Ann above Sch. Eighth
Kingston Simon, sea captain and master of the navy yard

538 south Front
Kingston Stephen, merchant— office back 14 Locust
Kingston Thomas, carpenter 217 south Fifth
Kingston William, rigger Thatcher's court
Kinley Heniy, carpenter, back 88 north Front
Kinnan John, turner, &c. 76 Dock — d h 5 Gray*s alley
Kinnard Anthony, carpenter 208 St. John [see Kennard
Kinriey John, tavernkeeper 202 Cedar «||^

Kinsey Edward, sen. N W comer of Chesnat and Third
Kinsey Edw. jr. saddler, &c. N W cor.'Tlhesnut & 3d
Kinsey James, drygoods store 46 south Second
Kinsey Jonatlian, carpenter 11 Summers' court
Kinsey Jonathan, sea captain back 171 Green
Kinsler Elizabeth, widow Thirteenth below Race
Kinsley George, plasterer Say street
Kinsley John, linen weaver 66 Shippen
Kinsley John, printer 16 Shippen opposite Vernon
Kinsley Robert, brickmaker Spruce W. Sch. Sixth
Kinsley Samuel, brickmaker Spruce cor. Sch. Sixth
Kinsman Israel, merchant 111 High— d h 250 Arch
Kintzing Abraham, merchant 5 south Eleventh
Kip William, cordwainer High west of Sch. Sixth
Kip Isaac J. teacher Prince near Shakamaxon
Kirby William, shoemaker 58 Currant alley
Kirk Isaac D. lapidary and glass engraver Sch. Eighth
Kirk John, coachmaker Vine near Schuylkill
Kirk Robert, cabinetmaker Baker's court
Kirk Thomas, farmer Baker's court
Kirk William, wheelwright Baker's court
Kirkley William, tanner back 52 New
Kirkham William, merchant 7 south Fourth
Kirkland Thos. tanner and currier Oak below Coates
Kirkpatrick David, currier .97 Chesnut
Kirkpatrick Ferguson, cabinetmaker and grocer 186

Cedar
Kirkpatrick John, carpenter Locust below Thirteenth
Kirkpatri'-k Rachel, 2 Billings' court
Kirn Abraham, cordwainer Allen near Frankford road
Kisselman Susannah, gentlewoman 166 south Second
Kissick John, engineer Water-works at Fair Mount
Kitchen James, Merchants' Coffee-house, 86 south 2d—

d h 99, o/i/iosife, in the same street
Kitchen Joseph trader 108 Crown
Kitchen Phineas, corner Seventh and Wood
Kite Betijamin & Tnomas, booksellers and stationers 20

north Third
Kite Isaac, jun. carpenter 98 north Eleventh
Kite Jonathan, potter 125 Garden
Kite Joseph, china store 34 south Fourth
Kite Joseph, printer 20 north Third
Kite Joseph S. keeper of the Debtor's prisonj Arch ab.

Broad

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. KNE

Kite Thomas, bookseller 20 north Third— d h 137 High
Kiter William, cordwainer Bi-usstar's alley (K^
Kitler J"»l\n L, Windsor chairmaker 389 north Third
Kittera Thomas, attorney at law, 62 south Sixth
Kitts John, shipmaster 293 south Front
Kitts Miciiael, oak cooper Price's court
Klapp Joseph, m.d. 290 S. Second and 72 Almond
Klapp Sc Williamson, druggists N E cor. 2d & Almond

Klappj^ , grocer Sixth near Germantown road

Kleckner John, farmer Passyunk road ab. Federal
Klein George, vict. 80 High st. market above Fifth
Kleitz Daniel, baker Poplar lane near Fourth
Klemm 8c Brother, importers of all kinds of musicalin-

struments, 8cc. 1 north Fourth
Klett Frederick, drug, paint and glass store 261 N. 2d

— d h N E cor. 3d and Callowhill
Klett John, combmaker 83 Plum
Klewell Abraham, turner cor. Sixth and Germ, road
Kline Abraham, innkeeper 90 north Seventh
Kline George, cordwainer 505 north Third
Kline George, jr. cordwainer 105 Budd
Kline James, cordwainer 105 Budd
Kline John, drayman 88 Bedford \_see Cline

Kline John, 9 N. L market
Khne John, cordwainer 6 RihPs court
Kline John G. grocery and tavern 492 north Third
Kline Peter, bricklayer 374 north Third
Klinesmith Lewis, cabinetmaker back 82 Green
Khngle Andrew, cooper and gaager 268 N. Second
Klonegar John, baker 1 Chancery lane
Klose Peter, baker 83 Passyunk road
Klosser H. gentleman 28 Sansom
Klotz Charles, storekeeper 188 north Second — d h Em-

len's court
Klotz John, weaver 207 St. Johns
Klotz John C. tailor High W. of Sch. Seventh
Kneass Christian, silverplater 16 S 6th— d h 154 S. 6th
Kneass & Co. plane and tool manuf. 10 south Eighth
Kneass Fred. F. plane, &c raanuf. 10 south Eighth — dh

south Sixth below Spruce
Kneass Michael, planemaker 10 south Eighth— d h 162

Cherry
Kneass John, copperplate printer 18 Library street, op-
posite U. S. Bank— d h 8 S. Sclv. Eighth
Kneass & Saurman, copperj)late printers 18 Library st.

opposite the U. S. Bank
Kneass Wm. engraver 8 S. 8th, d h N E cor. Filb. & 12th
Kneass, Young & Co. engravers 8 south Eighth
Knecht Geoi-ge, viciualler 189 Callowhill, stall 61 New

market south Second
Kneeiand rev. Abner, (minister of tlie first Independent

church of Christ) 137 Chesnut
Knerr Henry> innkeeper 140 High [see MMon-

KOC whitely's annual

Knight Alexander, m. d, 138 north Front

Knight Danl. carpenter 172 Cherry, shop Cherry ab. Qtli

Knight Edward, painter Frankf. road at 1st gate

Knight James, sen- innkeeper 1 Strawberry

Knight Jas. jr. portrait &ornamental painter 1 Strawberry

Knight Joel, porter, back of 242 Lonribard

Knight John L. tavernkeeper 18 Vernon

Knigt^ Jonathan, gentleman 303 north Second

Knight Joseph, iron merchant 219 N. 2d — d h 4 Noble

Knight Saml. hardware merch. 91 High — d h 141 Arch

Knight Sarah, widow, back of 40 Crown

Knighton Joseph, milkman near Schuylkill

Knipe Henry, labourer Germantown road below 4th

Knipe John, carpenter 5 Saunders' court

Kniser Micliael, baker Union alley

Knodel Daniel, bricklayer opposite 117 north Tenth

Knodel widow of George, Sch. Second above Vine

Knoderer A. weaver back of 108 Wood

Knoes Jacob, baker 32 Penn

Knoll Godlore, labourer Bedford n. Marlborough (K)

Knorr Andrew, victualler 104 W^ood

Knorr George, 14 Newmarket

Knorr George, baker 19 north Sixth [see Knerr

Knorr George, printer Ciiurch alley near Cherry

Knorr George, cordwainer 375 north Third

Knorr Henry, printer 193 north Front

Knorr Jacob, 253 north Front

Knorr Jaocb, victualler Eleventh above Race

Knorr Leonard B. painter, &c. Oak above Coates

Knorr Samuel, newscarrier, &c. 32 Wood

Knorr Samuel, baker 198 south Second

Knott Christine, painter, &c. 432 noi'th Third

Knott Sarah, widow 432 north Third

Knowles Asa, mariner Sarah near Bedford

Knowles Jane, widow, teacher, back 40 north Fourth

Knowles Selah, widow, nurse 277 south Front

Knows Jacob, shoestore 16 High

Knows Rebecca, widow Frankford road near Queen

Knows Wm blacksmith Frankford road above Queen

Knox Andrew, weaver Say street

Knox Charles, paver 149 St. John

Knox Jacob, mariner, back 338 south Second

Knox Joseph, whitesmith, &c. cor. of Germ. r. and 6th

Knox John, grocer 298 south Third

Knox John, merchant 159 High — d h 58 north Seventh

Knox Sarah, widow 455 north Second

Knox William, shipjoiner 49 Budd

Knox William, shipwright Crown below Prince

Koak Hans J. merchant 56 north Water

Kober Barbara, 69 Coates

Koch Conrad, labourer Ann above Callowhill

Kochersperger Daniel, gardener Francis ab. Ridge r

Kochersperger John, labourer Penn near Maiden

Kochersperger Martin, jnn. innkeeper Gray's ferry

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. KRI

Kochler Maria, storekeeper Kunckel above Noble
Koechling Frederick A. baker 26 Callowhill
Koecker Leonard, surgeon dentist, Washington corner
of Walnut (York buildings) [«ee Kooker

Koehler Bernard^ baker 88 north Eleventh
Koehler John, wheelwright 157 south Tenth — dh209

south Seventh
Kohlenkamp Charlotte, widow 226 north Front
Kohlenkamp Nich. tin and coppersmith 226 N. Front
Kohler John, ironmonger 336 north Second
Kohne Frederick, gentleman Chesnut near Eleventh
Kokerspirc George, surgeon dentist, 8cc. 352 N. Second
Kolloch Jane, widow 3 north Eighth
Kollock Isaac A. printer Drinker's alley
Konigmacher A. merchant 141 High — d h 38 north 4th
Konigmacher, Yardley & Co. merchants 141 High
Kook William, whipmaTier Crown above Callowhill
Koockogey John, whipmak^r 23 Sassafras alley
Koockogey Samuel, whip ventier 23 Sassafras alley
Koockogey & Stout, whip manufacturers 11 Crown
Kooken Henry, tailor Wood above Second
Kooker Jacob, whitesmith Old York below Germ, road
Kooker John, whitesmith 6th ab. Camac \^see Koecker,
Koons Isaac, 195 north Third

Koplin Nathaniel, deputy flour inspector back 137 N 8th
Korckhauss Andrew, furrier 24 north Fourth
Korckhauss Henry, furrier 55 north Third
Korn Henry, lace and fringe manuf. 82 north Second
Korndaffer Jacob, clerk of the hay-scales and grocer^

Comer Second and Moyamensing road
Kowl Valentine, 92 north Ninth
Kown William, cordwainer 32 Catharine
Kouker Daniel, Jate farmer 263 north Eighth
Koukler John, carter, 36 Callowhill
Kraft George, cabinetmaker 94 north Seventh
Kraft Henry, shoemaker 77 Walnut
Kraft Mrs. layer out of the dead 197 St. John
Krall Peter, carpenter Juniper below Locust
Kramer Heniy, coachmaker 284 Arch
Kramer Margaret, widow 288 Arch
Krebs George, brickmaker 17 north Fifth
Kreider Anthony, hatter 161 north Third
Kreider Frederick, hatter 243 north Second
Kreider Henry, hatter 255 north Second
K^^eider Lewis, hatter 361 north Front
Kreitz Peter, brickmaker Sch. 5th below High
Keeker John P. baker 601 north Second
Knder lacob, weaver and waterman 31 Franklin
Krider John I. brickmaker Juniper below George
Krider Mary, widow 6 Garrigues' court
Krider Mary, teacher Hause's court
Knder Wm. baker Lancaster turnpike above High
Krieble Christian W. apothecary 131 north Third
Krigamyer Jacob, fencemaker Second ab. Germ, road

KUR whitely's annual

Krim Henry, inoroccodresser 527 north Third
Krinn Margaret, 8 Juniper lane
Krim Mary, nurse 39 Coates alley
Krimel George F. merciiant 252 Lombard
Krimmev William, tailor, back of 111 Browne
Kripps Jacob, chairmaker 462 north Second
Kripps Margaret, shopkeeper 464 north Second
Kripps Philip, potter 265 St. John
Krise William, baker S W corner Second and Plum
Krisig Christopher, ropemaker 455 south Second
Krites Peter, brickmaker Jones' alley below Sch. Sixth
KroU William, cupper 8c bleeder, Kunckel bel. Noble
Kromm Henry, vict stall 10 New market. S Second

— d h cor. or James and Charles
Krouskop George, blacksmith 416 south Second
Krouskop John, carpenter Sixth below Fitzwalter
Krug F. V. merchant 139^ Higli
Kniger Rachel, High above Schuylkill Fifth
Kriili George, watch maji 373 north Front
Krumbhaar Lewis, merchant 106 Spruce
Krumer Daniel, cordwainer 106 Green
Krump Adam, labourer William near Rose
Kubler John, labourer 250 south Sixth
Kucher Jacob, salt and coal measurer, 13 Sassafras alley

and 26 Juliana
Kuen Samuel, combmaker 399 south Third
Kugler Catharine, widow, 89 Callowhill
Kugler George, tallow chandler 208 Vine
Kugler Henry, watchman Queen below Sixth
Kugler Jacob, farmer Passyunk road below Federal
Kugler John, oakcooper 45 Passyunk road
Kuhl Henry, cashier of the Farmers' and Mechanics*

bank, 108 south Eighth
Kuhn Catharine, widow 92 Crown

Kubn C. merchant (4 York buildings) Walnut near 8th
Kuhn Daniel, late cordwainer 2 Lsetitia court
K-uhn Elizabeth, 52 Crown
Kuhn George, beerhouse 132 south Water
Kuhn George K. auctioneer and commission merchant,

15 north Fourth — dh 31 Sansom
Kuhn Hartman, merchant 142 Chesnut
Kuhn John, milkman Ridge road above Callowhill
Kuhn William, shoemaker 2 Lsp-titia court
Kunckel John, victualler, stall 9 New-market, south 2(1
—d h James (P T) Isee Conkle

Kunckel M. gentlewoman 284 north Third
Kunitz L cuppei', bleeder and leecher 17 north Eighth
Kunz Jacob, gunsmith Germantown road above Second
Kui tz George, painter &c Wood above Eighth
Kurtz John, storekeeper 145 St. John
Kurtz Sarah, widow, Apple below George (N L)
Kurtz Sarah, seamstress Smith*s court W. Sch. Eighth
Kurtz William, milkman Poplar lane above Ninth
urver James, hatter 61 Coates

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. LAI

Kutter&Shum.'in, new German coffee-house 75 Walnut
Kutter John M German coffe«i house, 75 Walnut
Kvle Conrad, sen. carpet weaver 40 north Third
Kyle Jane, teacher 122 north Front
Kyser Nicholas, sugarboiler Wright's ay. [see Keyaer

L ABBEE CHARLES, Stewart's alley

Labbee Francis C. dancing master 13 Library — d h 169

Pine
Labbree J. B. sea captain Queen near Gunner's run
La Blai'.c Louis, 198 south Fifth
Labi uere Henry, broker 78 south Eighth
La Brouse , gentleman Moyamensing road below

Wharton
Lacave John, hairdresser 101 south Fifth
Lace WiUiam, coachspringmaker 17 south Seventh — d

h 46 Carpenter %

Lacey Edward, mariner Federal aboveTront
Lacey Jesse, tailor 194 Front 5 doors below Pine
Lacey John, watchmaker 79 Walnut — d h 194 S Front
Lacey Moses jr. labourer Wright's alley
Lacey Paul, mercer and tailor 6 Jones's alley
Lacey Pernel, washerwoman Arch near Broad
i.acey Robert, brickmaker Juniper above Race
Lackey Henry, blockmaker 15 South whan es
Lackey Jas. blacksmith 11 Franklin ct. [see Luckey

Lacock VVTlliam S. carpenter. Quince below Locust
Lacombe C- boardinghouse 178 Spruce
Lacombe Peter, dr\t;Oods store 232 south Second
Ladd Samuel, gentleman, 153 S Eleventh [^see Laird
Laddon Abraham, combmaker Buttonwood above Fifth
Lady Mary, shopkeeper 487 H:§:'.
Lafaver Philip, ladies' shoenu.ker 5 Pear
Lafferty Bernard, labourer 214 scyth Sixth
Laffert'y Edward, sea captaui 235 N 2d {see Ixrverty
Laterty Archib ^Id, cordwuiner oack 49 Brown
Lafetra Amy, tailoress, t'vc. 103 nortli Front
Lahtte Anthony, teacher 40 Strawberry
Laforgue Bridget, widow 3 Wiilov/ court
Lafourcade P. M. printer & bookseller N WRace &2(i
Lahra Mary, widow St. Mary abo\e Seventh
Laidley Phoebe, widgw of James, 29 south Front
ILagraurd Michael, 211 south Seventh
Laime' & Heurion, confectioners 124 High
Lairae' B. confectioner 124 High
Lair John, shoemaker Eleventh below Pine
Lair John, farmer Quhice below Walnut
iLair Joseph, woodsawyer Ninth below Lombard
Laird Thomas, weaver north Front above Stone bridge
Laird Wm. tobacconist 109 Race \^sec Ladd Isf Lloyd

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Lajou Josephine, widow 140 south Fifth

Lajus PhuI, confectioner 86 High — d h 165 Pine

Lake ChristopheV, labourer Front above Poplar

Lcike David, sexton to Methodist church, New street

Luke Jacob^ labourer Frankford road n. Palmer street

I^ake John, moroccodresser 89 south Fifth

Lake Lucus, blacksmith Beach near High bridge

Lake Maiy, widow Green near Kunckel

Lake Thomas, accountant 47 George (S)

Laland John, cabinetmaker 67 Queen

Lalanne Dominick P broker 73 Lombard

Lalernand (general) Henry, 148 Pme

tLamai Etienne, barber Chesnut bet. Fourth & Fifth

Lamarzelle Peter, hairdresser 44 Duke

Lamb John, grocer 336 Race

Lamb John, malster 97 St. John and 187 Callowhill

Lamb John, labourer 69 Currant alley near Spruce

Lamb John, labourer St; John near Callowhill

Lamb Joseph, victualler Davault's couit

Lamb William, malster 95 St. John below Noble

Lambeath Catharine, teacher 46 Brewer's alley

Lambary John, bottler 38 Green

Lambert Benjamin, 48 Union

Lambert Elizabeth, widow N W cor. Queen & Swanson

Lambert Gershom W. merchant 75 High — dh 35 Union

Lambert John, merchant 20 Branch

Lamberton Geo. vict. Spring st. — stall 16 N. markt. S2d

Lame, Margaret, nurse 453 south Front

Lameasarer James, tailor, back 85 Passyunk

Lament John, rigger 4 Parham's alley

Lammot Daniel, merchant 13 S Water — d h 98 S Front

tLammoth Jacob, mariner 233 Catharine

Lamon James, carpet weaver, back 75 north Sixth

Lamorelle Joseph, tobacco manuf. 61 Lombard

Lampater George, vict. Garden below Buttonwood

Lampley Hannali, widow, south 5th above Christian

Lamsback John, carter Lawrence S E cor. Callowhill

Lancaster Jacob, labourer Ger. r. above first gate

tLancaster Jacob, labourer Pine alley

Lancaster John, lumber merchant 176 north Fourth

Lancaster 8c Jenkins, drj goods store 21 north Second

Lancaster Joseph, dealer 266 south Fifth

tLancaster Joseph, porter 100 Gaskill

Lancaster Know les, storekeeper 21 N 2d— d h 200 N 4th

Lancaster Levi, carter 32 Garden

Lancaster Ivlfvses. carpenter 180 north Fourth

Lancaster Richard, jeweller Christian above Seventh

tLancaster Susan, washer woman 233f Lombard

Lane ister Thomas, grai?) mevcKsnt 61 South llrharves

(Hamilton's wharf)— d h 114 Lombard
Lance John, mariner 49 Meade alley
Land J ihn, hatter 234 bouth Second
Land Mary, widow ^ back 483 north Second

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. LAP

Land Michael, labourer 73 Green

Landell George, boatbuikler Pi-nn (K) — d h 15 Beach

Landell Mary, boardinghouse oI7 north Front

Landenburgh William, cooper Second near Laurel

Landi Lcsi, 375 south Front

Landine Lucy, widow 375 south Front

Landis David, sugarbaker back 185 Cherry

Landis Henry, slablekeeper Harmony — d h 15 Powell

Landis H P. currier fiO Chesnut — d h 31 Carter's alley

Landis Sannuel C. saddler &c 254 Sassafras

Landis & Wilson, liverystable Harmony

Landreth 8c Co. nursery and seedsmen Federal near

Gray's ferry road
Landy John, carpenter Germantown road above Budd
Lane Ann, widow. Mechanic street

iLane Charles, 192 Spmce
•ane Catharine, widow, Camden (N J)
Lane Edward, account^t 141 south >Iinth
Lane Edward, cordwainer 187 south Front
Lane John, shoemaker 120 German
Lane John, oysterman, cellar S W corner Sixth and

Carpenter — d h Meade alley
Lane William N blacksmith 36 Coates alley

iLang Charles, hairdresser 303 Walnut
.ang John, mastmaker and china store 255 south Front
tLang John, woodsawyer Sixth below Christian
Lang John C. mercht. 69 south 4th — d h 336 High
Lang John G. baker 26 Jones' alley
Lang widow of John, store & mantuamaker 33 N 8th
Jjang William, gatekeeper at Almshouse
Lange John, m. d. 95 Green
Langebartel John Augustus, 95 Coates
Langer Joseph, suspendermaker 126 north Third
Langley Davis, mariner Turner's court
Langstroth J. G. paper manufacturer inquire S W cor.

High & Second
Langton Thomas, liquor store 24 Lombard
Langwill Matilda, boardnighouse 16 Carter's alley
Lannbau^h Frederick, victualler Apple near George
Lannin 1 homas, labourer Hazel alley
Lanning Benjamin engineer Second near Beaver
Lanning Hannah, widow tailoress 4th above Green
Lanning Hannah, widow tailoress Fourth above Green
Lanning Paul, liverystablekeepers Camden N. J.
Lansinger Mrs. of Jacob, Christian above 5th
Lapeyi-e, Farrouilh & Co. merchants 217 High
Lapeyre John, merchant 217 High
Laplanche JohnB. confectioner 336 south Second
Laplante Louis, morocco manuf. 68^ south Third —

d h corner Goforth 8c Carter's alley
Lapp Abraham, labourer 515 north Third
Lapp Christiana, milliner 446 north Third
Lupsley David, gentleman 144 Mulberry
Lapsley David, jun. merchant 157 High — d h 144 Arc^

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Lapsley John, 23 south Second

Lapsley Joseph B. merchant 23 south Second— d h

Chesnut below Thirteenth
Lapsley Moses, carter 54 Passyunk road
Langstroth & Robbins dry goods and hardware store
Lansinger Nicho looklnggiassframe maker Greenwich
Lapo John, cooper 12 Little Water
Lantz Jacob, lailor 276 south Seventh
Larama Francis, painter and glazier Taper alley
Lare John, brickmaker Walnut near Sch. Third
Lare Henry, ju«. brickmaker Walnut near ^h. Third
Lare Henry 8c Peter, brickmakers Waluftt n. Sch. 3d,
Larer John, brewer 50 north Sixth
Larer Melchor, brewer 50 north Sixth
Large Daniel, steam engincmaker, factory Front above

Ger. road— -dh 471 north Front
Large Dorothy, Mrs. (Sansom's row) 167 Walnut
Large James, 298 Arch

Large John, merchant 31 Chesnnt^-d h 287 Arch
^ Large Stephen, cabinetmaker 103 Budd
""Lark John, porter corner Vine and Thirteenth
Larkey Edward, labourer 11th near Pine
Larkum Thomas, boardinghouse 303 Race
fLarmeth Jacob, manner 233 Catnarine
fLarner William, labourer Old York road
La Page Peter, plasterer Union i.Uey
La Roche Rene, m. d 145 Pine above Fifth
tLary Robert, hatter Quince above Spruce
Laskey Juhn, baker 111 Brown

Lasmart Henry, watchman north Eighth ab. Callowhill
Lassalle John, merchant 440 south Front
Latimer Eliza, widow 282 south Front
tLatimer Freeman, mariner 201 Cedar street
Latimer George, merchant and president of the Union

Insurance Company, 85 south Sixth
Latimer Henrietta, widow 33 George (S )
Latimer James, merchant 129 south Front
Latimer James, watch &c. maker 91^ Chesnut
Latimer John R. merchant 101 south Front — d h S W

corner Fourth' and Prune
Latimer & Murdock, merchants 67 north Water — d h

186 High
Latimer Thomas, merchant 67 N. Water— d h 216 Mul-
berry
LatterWiUiam labourer 8 Wiley's court
Latta William, labourer Wilev's court
Latting, M.i.rgaret, widow Townsend's court
Latouch B. cookshop and restauratufe 81 south Fifth
Latour John, merchant 261 south Front
Latoumo Joseph, Vauxhall, Camden N. J.
Lauber Martin, baker 188 St. John
Lauck David, cooi)er 128 Sassafras
Lauck Hamiah, widow 240 High

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. LAW

Lauck Mrs. widow 128 Race

Laudenslitger George, victualler Turner's lane — stall

68 old shambles
Laudenslager Michael, victualler 65 old shambles
Lauder Elizabeth widow 26 Shippen
Lauderdale Robert, teacher 19 north Eighth n. Vine
Laughead Robert, grocer, cor«er Fifth and Oak
Laughlin Thomas, labourer 217 south Sixth
Laussat Ambrose, merchant 17 Minor & 165 N. Ninth
Laussat Anthony, merchant 208 Walnut
Laurens James, ropemaker 569 south Second
Laurens John C. 560 south Front
Lauz Martin, mariner 54 Meade alley
Laval John, merchant 210 Pine
Laval Peter, ropemaker Front below Federal
Lavell Joseph, ropemaker 570 south Second

Lavelle , widow, below 586 south Front

Laverty Jesse, merchant 31 N. Water — d h 32 N 9th

Laverell W^illiam* saddler &c S. Fourth n. Carpenter

Laverty Louisa H. widow St. Marys below Eighth

fLayice Tliomas, labourer 16 Elizabeth

Lavigne John, sugar refiner Malt alley

Lavis Mary, widow Lolar's court

Law Andrew, weaver back 347 Race

Lawerswiler Thomas, hatter Coates near Sixth

Law Samuel, paperhanging manutactoy 102 Christian

Lawler Martha, widow 66 Budd

Lawler Matthew, alderman 34 Walnut

Lawrence Ann, washerwoman 1S5 south Fifth

Lawrence A. 19 SpafFord — oyster cellar 11 soufli Sixth

fLawrence Anthony, hairdresser 405 north Front

Lawrence C. B. portrait painter 140 Chesnut— d h 298

Race
Lawrence Charles, carter Prime below Second
Lawrence Charles, victunller James near Ridge road
Lawrence Christian, victualler James above Rugan
Lawrence Elizabeth, widow vict. house 33 Jones' ay.
Lawrence George, victualler Buttonwood bel. Ridge r
Lawrence & Gibson, smiths 15 north Seventh
Lawrence H. & W. fringe &c. manuf. 39 S. Second
Lawrence Isaac, shipjoiner back 15 Poplar lane
Lawrence Isaac 8c Co. merchants 103 High

i Lawrence Isaac, waiter back 8 Wagner's alley
«awrence James, ropemaker 494 south Second
Lawrence Jacob, sen. carter 529 south Seconj^
Lawrence Jacob, jun. 529 south Second
Lawrence John, baker 73 south Third
Lawrence John, paperhanger 24 Mary (S.)
Lawrence John, 39 south Second
Lawrence John, carpenter 353 Callowhill
Lawrence John, mariner 356 S. Second [see Lauren$
Lawrence John H. labourer, back 575 south Froat
Lawrence Joseph, jeweller 28 Church alley

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Lawrence Joseph Redman, niercht. u/i/itr 159 Pine
Lawrence Lawrence, skinclresser 290 \'\nc
Lawrence Mary, widow 151 Moyamensing road
Lawrence Mary, teacher 3 Strawberry-
Lawrence Mahlon, tailor M W cor. High and Water--

d h 15 north Water
Lawrence Rebecca, widow 159iPine
Lawrence Samuel, labourer Apple n. George (N. L.)
Lawrence Stephen, blacksmith 11 Myers* court
fLawrence Stephen, mariner 112 Christian
Lawrence William, baker, back 91 Arch
Lawrenson Susannah 16 Strawberry

iLaws Caesar, labourer 20 Elizabeth
.aws Clement, 9 John above Wood
Laws Elijah, carpet and bedding warehouse 348 High
Laws George, tanner 171 Vine

Lc.ws James, tanner 529 N. Front \_see Law Lt* Low
fLaws Jeremiah, ostler 6 Hurst street
Laws John, silverplater35 Zane st. •
Laws Ludawirk, hide & leather store 39 south Third—

d h 209 Spruce
Laws Mary, widow 74 Wood
fLaws Stephen, labourer 109 German
fLaws Stephen, wood>awyer, back 109 German
Laws Thomas, currier 39 south Third
Lawson Alexander, engraver Pine above Ninth
Lawson M;itthew, mariner 36 Meade alley
Lawson Hachel, widow of John, China above Front
Lawson Thomas, grocer 44 Browne (N. L)
Lawton Daniel, bricklayer 456 south Front
Lawton John, blacksmith Little Oak
Lawton John, stablekeeper 10 Laurel
Lay John, fruiterer 32 High
Lay Madame, 201 south Fifth

Lay 'I'homas, fruiterer 32 High \_see Lee^ Ley^ iJf Lea
Laycock J. H. fancy chairmaker 90 south Third
Laycock John, bookbinder 3 Unity court
Layman David, weaver St. John near Green
Lazerow John, waterman 23 Parham's alley
Lea Isaac, merchant Chesnut below Eleventh
Lea John, merchant Chesnut below Eleventh
Lea John. jun. & Co. merchants 51 South wharves
Leacock William S. carpenter 13th below High
Leadbeater John, lampmaker &c. 93 Walnut
Leadbeater & Sheldon, patent lamp manufacturers and

brassfounders 93 Walnut
Learner A. tavern and grocery Plum N E cor- George
Learning F. merchant 27 High — d h 53 Lombard
Learning J. F. merchant 199 S. Front— dh 53 Pine
Learning Rebecca, gentlewoman 53 Pine
Learning Thomas F. merchant 199 south Front— d h

113 south Fourth
Leamy John, president of the Marine Insurance Conte' *

pany, 79 south Third S £ corner Walnut

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. LEE

Leanard John, tinplateworker Wright's ay \,see Leonard
Lear — — , cordwainer, back 171 north Second
Leary John, labourer, back 159 Moyamensiwg road
fLeary Robert, labourer, court in Blackberry ay.
Xjcatherberry Abel, cordwainer 189 St. John
Leatherby Joseph, oysterman 119 Chestiut
Leatherheau Richard, soapboiler 15^ Germ road
Leatherinan M. drayman Lily alley near Tammany

Leatherman , widow Christian above Eighth

Le Beche Philip, locksmith 40 New

fLe Blanc Fehx, hairdresser 17 south Seventh
Le Blanc Gie, shoemaker 219 south Fifth
•e Blanc Lewis, gunsmith 198 south Fifth
Le Blanc Mary, widow 216 south Fifth
Lebo Daniel, tavernkeeper 106 Race
Le Bruce — — , farmer Moyamensing r. bel. Greenwich
Le Brun Charles, sworn state interpreter and professor
of the French, Spanish and English languages 159 S.
Second
Le Brun Mrs. young ladies' seminary 159 S. Second
Le Campion Francis, drygoods store 336 north Front
Lechleitnet" P. G. merchant, consul for the Netherlands

107 north Front
Lechler Elizabeth, widow 238 south Fourth
Lechler George, vict. Fourth above Browne
Leclerc Joseph P. 166 Coates
Lecompt Wm. innkeeper 83 north Water
Leconey Catharine, fancy store, 231 south Second
Leconey James, sea captain 12 Cresson's alley
jLecount James, oysterman 92 N. 2d— d h 38 Coats* ay.
tLecount Jose])h, labourer 30 Bonsall street
Lecouut Thoraas, oysterman 123 south Third
Lecount Thomas, combmaker Billings' court
Lecture Wm. cordwainer Carpenter (S.) above Second
Leddon Ferryman, combmaker Rihl's court N. Third
Leddon Samuel, combmaker Laurel near Budd (N.L.)
Leddy Michael, grocer 487 High
tLee Abraham, blacksmith 233 Shippen above 7th
Lee Andrew, shallopman 135 north Water
Lee Ann Mrs. 52 Cedar street
fLeeAnn Mrs. back 25 Cresson's alley
Lee Ann, widow of John, 13 Gem\an

Lee , M. D. 315 north Second

Lee Benjamin Admiral, bricklayer 5 Pine alley

Lee & Blood, 293 north Second

fLee Cassy, widow 44 Small

Lee Charles, printer and grocer N W cor. Lombard &

Twelfth
Lee Christopher, glass manufacturer Penn (K.)
Lee Dawson, stone cutter Fourth below Christian
Lee Elizabeth, milk woman 101 Cherry
Lee Franklin, bricklayer 98 Poplar near Second
Lee James, capt. Union steam ferry boat, Kaighnton N.J.

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{Lee James, labourer 55 Currant alley-
Lee J. widow Elbow alley [see Z.ea, -Ley, ISJ' JLa^
-ee John, grocer N W cor. Cedar and Fourth
jee John, mariner Washingtorj above Second
Lee John, shipcarpenter 26 rarham's alley
Lee Matthias H tailor 284 north Second
tLee Peter, nailer Lombard W. Schuylkill Sixth
Lee Richard, skindresser Eiglith above Callowhill
Lee Robert, carter 134 Cedar

ILee Stacy, woodsawyer, back 159 Lombard
•ee Wm. teacher Sch. Fifth below High

Lee Wm. chairmaker 360 N. Second — d h 3 Lily alley

Lee Wr(\. hairdresser 128 south Second
Lee Wm. hairdresser Thirteenth below High

•Lee Wm labourer Shippen above Seventh
'Lee Yannut, labourer Shippen below Eighth

Leech Frederick, shoemaker 283 south 1 bird

Leech Henry, dealer 98 & 100 Vine

liCech Margaret, widow 130 Callowhill [see Leicli

Leconey John, labourer Camden N. J.

Leedes Wm. grocer &c. 59 Arch

Leedom Jonathan, merchant 210 south Water, and 211
south Front — d h 29 Pine

Leedom widow of Wm. merchant 198 Spruce

Leeds Ann, widow 5 Duke street

Leeds Josi^ W. merchant tailor and clothing store 254
High

Leek Wm. malster 99 St. John

Lees Henry, victualler N. Fourth above Tammany

Lees Peter, tailor 50 Wood

Lefevre Ann, widow 136 south Fifth

Le Fevre James, merchant and agent for the Baltimore
and Union line of packets & steamboats 6 S. wharves
— d h 27 R?>ce

Lefevre Theodore, silver chaser 126 south Fifth

LefFerts Charles, clock and watchmaker 61^ south Se-
cond— d h 203 south Seventh

Lefferts & Hall, clock and watchmakers &lh south 2d

Leger Lott, blacksmith Christian near Fifth

Leger Nicolas, trader N E cor. Wood and Sixth

Legray Stephen, French teacher 85 Cedar

Lehman Charles, cabinetmaker 5 Bell's court

Lehman Christian, coachtrimmer 163 Vine

Lehman David, stocking weaver 181 St. John

Lehman George, late cordwainer 194 Callowhill

Lehman George F. m. d. Lazaretto physician Lombard
Dear Tenth

tLehman Jacob, coachman 67 north Seventh

Lehman John, fencing master 9 Cherry

Lehman Joseph, late druggist 320 High & Hamilton vil.

Lehman Joseph, 242 High

Lehman Joseph, hatter 32 Juliana

Lehman Peter, druggist 320 High [«ee Leman

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. LEN

Lehman Samuel, blacksmith 296 and 304 N- Front

Lehman Seybella, widow 94 Crown

Lehman Wilham. druggist 8cc. 76 south Second

Lehr Henry, storekeeper 288 north Front

Le Huray Nicholas, clock and watchmaker 160 N. 2d

Leib Michael, M. d. corner Tammany and Third

Leibbrandt John Andrew, skindresser 490N. Seeond

Leibeck Phihp, locksmith 40 New st.

Leich & Huckel, tailors 79 south W ater

Leich Richard, tailor and tavernkeeper N E cor. Second

and Christian
Leidy Conrad, cordwainer 14 Raspberry alley
Leidy George, accountant 4 Bread st.
Leidy Jacob, grocer 204 north Third
Leidy Jacob, shoemaker Raspberry alley above Spruce
Leidy Philip, hatter 196 north Third
i-eighton John, labourer Joint alley
Leinhart John, labourer Germantown road below 4th
Leip Sarah, widow Tenth above Vine
i^eiper James, grocer S W cor. of Vine and Tenth
Leiper Thomas, tobacconist 274 High
Leinau Andrew, hatter 101 north Third
Leinau Daniel, hatter 18 north Third
Leishman Robert, saddler 47 south Fourth
Leitman Henry, grocer SW cor. High and Tenth
, Lejee J»hn R. merchant 162 south Second
"■ Lejer Nicholas, trader 189 north Sixth
Leland Benjamin, shoestore 159 north Third
Lelar Henry, shipmaster 121 Lombard
Lelurge Joseph, jeweller, &c. Mentzer's court
Lemaire Ann, widow 13 Elt'reth's alley
fLemaire E. hairdresser 30 Lombard
l^emarkJohn, labourer Marlborough below Prince
Lemar Joseph, stevedore 7 Christian
Lemette Lewis, modeller Germantown road near 4th
Lemit M, B. Miss, miUiner 123 south Second
Juemkey Frederick, cooper 3 Callowhill
Lemmon John H. painter & glazier 1 Faries's court
I^emon Mrs widow back of 10 Lsetitia court
Lemon Wm. mariner 262 south Fourth
Lennarmon Elizabeth, widow Tidmash st. below 10th
Lenning Nicholas, merchant 66 Vine
Lennon Henry, cordwainer Hazel alley
Lenfestey Mary, widow Clever alley
Lenoir Francis, shipwright 70 Coates
Lenox David, gentleman N Wcor, 10th and Chesnut
Lenox John, waterman 122 Plum st.
Lenternotte John, labourer Thirteenth below Race
Lentner George C. fancy chairmaker and justice of the

peace, High west of the Permanent bridge
Lentrer Adam, tallow chandler 60 Browne
Lentz George, vict. 405 north Fourth— stall 1 N. L.

market

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Lentz Henry, merchant 236 and 238 north Second
Lentz Jacob, laie stoi-ekeeper 22 Kunckel
Lcr.tz John, vict. cor. Maria & 4th, stall 1 1 N. L. markei
L^ntz John, cabinetmaker 444 north Third
Lentz widow of John C Passyunk road below Eiehth

[see Lentz and Lance
Leon John, tobacconist back 381 south Second

Leonard tinman Callow hill above Tenth

Leonard John, bleeder, &c. 108 German

[see Linnard and Lennard
Leonard Michael, stonecutter 41 Mechanic street
Leonard Mrs. Martha, Race above Sch. Eighth
Leonard Rosina, widow, 48 Callowhill
Lepper Arthur, weaver Front above stone bridge
tLernons L. widow, back 138 Lombard
Leroy Alexander, hair-watchchainmaker 10 Bread
I^eroy Charles, broker 10 Bread
Lesage Margaret, 16 Powell

Lesher Charles, coachmaker near 45 Newmarket
Lesher George, coachmaker cor. of Callowhill & New-
market [see iMsher
Lesher John, grazier Christian above Sixth
Lesher Samuel, gardener Carpenter above Sixth
Lesher Wm. farmer Shippen's lane
Lesher Wm. papermaker 327 north Third
Leslel John, printer Eighth near Green
Leslie Lydia, boardingnouse 188 Spruce
Lesley Catharine, widow 22 Wood
Lesley James, accountant 77 south Eleventh
Lesley P. cabinetmaker 151 Vine and 54 north Third
Lesley Sarah, widow, Lombard near Schuylkill
Le Sueur C. A. naturaHst 104 south Front
Lets Elizabeth, widow 347 south Second
Letford Wm cordwainer 87 north Third
Lettelier Wm. cordwainer 4 Passyunk road
I-.eturno Clement, blacksmith 76 north Sixth
Leturno and Durff, smiths 76 north Sixth
Leturno Michael, smith Locust above Eleventh
Letzinger Thomas, tailor 95 German
Leubben Henry, baker 316 north Second
Leuffer Thomas G. whiskey &c. merchant, High west

of Sch. Sixth
Leupold Adam, baker 51 north Sixth
Levan Jacob, carpenter Fifth below Buttonwood
Levan William, grocer 41 Cherry
Leveller Lewisn barber, back of 56 Lombard
Lever David, biscuit baker Grissel's alley
Levering Charles, currier, back of 127 north Fourth
Levering Jacob, grocery, §, W. comer of Third and
Cedar [see Lovering

Levering Jonathan H. carpenter 478 Race
Levering Richard, cordwainer Brewer's alley below
Fourth

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. LEW

Levering Thomas Washington, brass and bell-founder

94 Race below Third
Levering Ztchanah, potter 270 north Eighth below

Button wood
Levers Miss Maiy, Marshall's alley
fLevick Charles, 4 Fri«"s's c<)urt
Levick Ebenezer, currier N. W. corner of Second and

Callow hill

i Levick Lucy Mrs. 3 Fries's court
icvingston Jannes, blacksmith Alban
Levis Hosea I. accountant 163 north Ninth
Le^s Isaac, paper manufacturer 3 Minor — d h 28 north

Sixth
Levis Mahlon M. teacher Southwark academy
Levis Theresa, tailoress 72 Queen street (S.)
Leviston James, tavernkeeper & grocer S. E. corner 4th

and Plum
Levy Hart, merchant 200 Race
Levy Isaac J. commission merchant 77 north Fourth-r-

d h Germantown road below 1st gate
[Levy J. broker and commission merchant 36 S. Third
fLevy Moses, counsellor at law, 221 Chesnut above 7th
"ievy Rachel, widow Penntown near Ridge road
HLevy Samson, counsellor at law 152 Chesnut
tLewellen Thomas, cordwainer Vine below Eleventh
Lewellen Wm. mariner, 241 south Fourth

iLewey Alexander, chandler, Brown abovcFourth
.ewis Ann, widow 11 Pear

Lewis Benjamin, Germantown road above Laurel

fLewis Caroline, widow 179 Cedar

Lewis Christian, baker 32 Strawberry

Lewis David, merchant and president of the Phoenix In-
surance conr-pany 127 S. Front — d h 142 S. Second

Lewis David, oak cooper 12 Branner's alley

Lewis Elizabeth, widow 363 south Front

Lewis Elizabeth, widow back 40 (ieorge (S)

Lewis Elizabeth, mantuamaker 21 Union

jLewis Elizabeth, widow, 211 south Seventh

Lewis Ellis, attorney at law, 50 Walnut street

Lewis Eliza, widow GiUies' alley

Lewis Emanuel, accountant 393 north Second

Lewis Fanny Mrs. 293 Callowhill

Lewis Francis, vict, Callowhill ab. 8th 6c 82 High street
market above Fifth

Lewis'Trancis, hatter 362 north Second

fLewis Francis, labourer 339 Race

Lewis George, accountant Tenth near Pine

Lewis George, brickmaker Race near Sch. Eighth

Lewis George, carter Irish lane

Lewis George, innkeeper (sign of the king of Prussia)
Westchester road

JLewis George, carpenter 96 Bedford

LEW whit£Ly's aknua],

i Lewis George, labourer Shippen above Seventh
.ewis Hannah, ^enllewoman 252 Spruce
Lewis Harvey, silversmith 143 Chesnut
Lewis, Haven &Co. merchants 127 south Front
Lewis Henry C. printer, back, of 272 High st.
Lewis Heniy, tavernkeeper 95 north Fourth
Lewis Hezekiah, victualler 211 Callowhill, stall 92 Hrgh

street market between Fifth and Sixth
Lewis Jacob M. storekeeper 201 north Third
Lewis Jacob, brickmaker Broad near Race
Lewis James, hatter 66 Passyunk road
Lewis James, oysterman 326 south Second >

Lewis James, hatter, 64 Race
Lewis Job, dealer, 8 Vernon
Lewis Job and David, coopers, North wharves below

Arch — d h back 43 Key's alley
Lewis John, victualler Garden — stall 45 High st. market
Lewis John, shoemaker 113 north Eighth
Lewis John, stonecutter back 73 north Eighth
Lewis John, cordwainer 95 German
Lewis John F. auctioneer 20 S. Front — d h 124 S. 3d
Lewis John, cordwainer, back 389 Race
jLewis John, waiter 188 Cherry
JLewis John, French cook 12 Gaskill
fLewis John, waiter Quince below Locust
iLewis John, porter, Warren street (S.)
fLewis Joseph, sweep, Paschal's alley near Fifth
Lewis Joseph S. and J. Bacon, merchants 25 Dock
Lewis Joseph, shallopman 210 St. John
Lewis Joseph, stevedore 96 Union
Lewis Joseph, ropemaker Prince above Shakamaxon
Lewis Joseph, skindresser 552 north Third
Lewis Joseph S. merchant 25 Dock — d h Rittenhouse

place
Lewis Lewis, late grocer, 56 Walnut
Lewis Lydia, widow 9 Friend's almshouse
Lewis Mary, perfumer 163 north Front
fLewis Mary, 112 Lombard

Lewis Mordecai,merch. 135 S Front — dh 283 Spruce st.
Lewis M. and S. N. merchants 135 south Front
Lewis M. D. merchant 234 High
Lewis Mrs. Margaret, Lyndall's court
jLewis Peter, waiter 310 south Seventh
JLewis Peter, barber 26 Christian
fLewis Peter, mariner Crab near Plum
jLcwis Priscilla, widow 28 Bai ron
Lewis Rachel widow of Wm- 157 south Fifth
Lewis Reeve, merchant 216 Pine
Lewis Reeve and Co. merchants 33 south Front
Lewis Robt. M. merchant 188 south Front
Lewis Samuel, sea captain 491 south Front
Lewis Samuel,tailor and cordwainer Cooper's ferry N. J.

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. LIN

Lewis Saml. geographer & writing master 10th bel. Pine
Lewis Samuel N. 135 south Front— d h 232 Wahiut

iLe wis Thomas, whitewasher 4 Warner's court
.ewis Tliomas, carter Queen near Bishop
Lewis Wm. wheelwright Hopkins* court (N. L.)
Lewis Wm. counsellor at law, inquire 173 Walnut
Lewis Wm. A. & Co. coppersmiths 201 north Third—

d h 95 Callowhill
jLewis Wm oyster cellar 257 Spruce
jLewis Wm. labourer 23 Blackberry alley

i Lewis Wm. mariner Gillies' alley
•ex Andrew, victualler Lawrence above Wood
Lex Charles, hog victualler 345 Callowhill— stall 69

Newmarket south Second
Lex Charles, combmaker 4th near Poplar lane
Lex Henry, vict. Garden, stall 54 New market S. 2d
Lex Jacob, merchant 283 High — d h 6 north Ninth
Lex Margaret, victualler Buttonwood corner Charles
Lex Peter, sugar refiner 283 High
tLexey Joseph, mariner Fries's court
Ley Daniel, grocery Sc tavern. Sixth n. Ger.r. \8€e Lee
Leyden Adam, baker 29 north Ninth
L'HommedieuB^iaddock, lumber merchant Beach near

High bridge
L'Hulier John B. professor of music 44 Carpenter
Libbey Samuel, mariner Old alley between Hanover 6c

Marlborough (K.)
Lichtell Jacob, drayman 133 Coates
Lichtell^argaret, Maria above Fourth (N. L.)
Liddle Wm. 32 Fitz waiter
Ligget John, storekeeper 51 south Second
Lightel Margaret, marketwoman Maria st.
fLightell Thomas, sugarboiler, back 123 N. Tenth
Lighten Wm. bottler 175 north Front
Likes George, labourer, back 455 north Third
tLile Wm. porter Sixth near Carpenter
Liley John, gilder, back 267 South Fifth
Lillibridge Charlotte, widow 121 New
Limeburner George, bookbinder 53 Duke (N.L.)
Limeburner George, cooper 101 Budd
Limeburner Mary, widow, back 11 Budd
Limete Lewis, mantle ornament maker Ger. r. near 4th
tLimehouse Samuel, waiter Webb's alley
Linan Andrew, hatter 101 north Third
Linck Geo. carpenter Tenth above Race [see Link
Linck Henry, cordwainer 102 Crown
Linck Jacob, cedar cooper Jenes W Sch. Fifth
Linck John, cordwainer 108 north Eighth
Linck Peter, cordwainer 141 Vine
Lindsey Alexander, cordwainer 179 south Second
Lind.sey Andrew, weaver Aspen alley W. Sch. Second
Lindsay Hugh, labourer cor Seventh and Wood
tLindsay John, mariner Shippen above Seventh
Lindsay Robert, cabinetmaker 1 Decatur — d h 12 N. 6th

LIS WHlTELY^S ANNUAL

Lindsay John, carter 446 north Third
Line John, stonecutter 68 Zane st.
Liriensheets Charles, labourer 470 north Third
Lines Conrad, cordwainer 467 S. Second [see Lyons
Linerd John, niastmaker corner Oak & Noble — d h 24

Cullowhill
Lingtelter Andrew, wireworker 27 Appletree alley
Link. Jacob, cedar cooj)er S E cor. Sch. 6th & Filbert
Link John, cordwainer 2 back 131 north Third
Link Martha, widow tailoress 435 south Second
Link Peter, jeweller back 81 north Fifth
Linker Henry, 302 north Second
Linker John and Henry, potters 320 north Second
Linn Henry, shipmaster 7 German
Linn John, mei-chant 171 south Third
Linn John H. mercliandise broker 73 south Front
Linn Mary Mrs. 112 south Front [see Lynn

Linn Prudence, grocer 16 Sassafras alley
Linn Robert, mariner 45 Meade alley
Linnard Jas. M. lumber merchant 229 S. Third

[see Leonard
Linnard T. M. & J. M. himber merchants cor. Spruce

and Eleventh
Linnard Thomas M lumber merchant 150 south Tenth
Linnard Wm. U. S. dep. quarter master gen. 205 S 4th
Jointers William, waterman 84 Swanson
Linton Benjamin, nailer 269 Race — d h 27 north Tenth
tLinton Catharine, widow. Little Oak
Linton John, tobacconist 2S Kunckel
Linton Martha, shopkeeper 223 Swanson
Linton Samuel, shoemaker SpafFord street
Linton Thomas, mariner 10 Little German
Lions Andrew, 6 Juniper lane
Lipman Jacob, dealer St. Jo'^eph's avenue
Lipp Mary, widow of James, Trinity church yard back

185 Spruce
I..ippincott Amelia, widow tailoress 42 Newmarket st.
Lippiix:ott Benjamin, grocer N W corner Arch and

Fronted h 14 Elfreth's alley
Lippincott ColHns P tailor, back 216 north Front
Lippincott Ehzabeth, milliner 179 north Second
Lippincott John, tanner Penn st (K) Point Pleasant'
Lippincott Joshua, commission merchant 379 Arch
Lippincott J, & W. commission merchants 56 S Front
Lippincott Samuel, merchant 29 High — d h 34 Arch
Lippincott Samuel, shoemaker 365 south Front
Lippincott Sarah, gentlewoman 136 Mulberry
Lippincott Sarah, boardinghouse 15 Norris's alley
Lippincott William, commission merchant 56 south

Front—dh 136 Arch
Lish Henry, cordwainer 186 Cherry [see Lush

Lisle John, auctioneer 20 S Front— d h Wash, square
f Lisle Mary, gentlewoman 127 south Second [tte Lyle

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. LIV

Lisle, Weir 8c Co. auctioneers 20 south Front
List John, paperhanger Stewart's alley

ILibton Dublin, sawyer Atkinson's court
.ister George, brasstbunder Germ, road above Second
tLister Glasgow, sawyer, north 4th above Browne
Lister Jacob, manner 103 Coates
Lister James, sea captain N E cor. Green and Budd
Lister John S. shipmaster 78 Plum
Lister Thomas, printer, back 78 Plum
fListly Lewis, sawyer 21 Apollo

i Listen Jeremiah, labourer 251 Spruce
.ithgow Elizabeth, widow, china store 238 south 2d
Litnaan Elizabeth, widow corner Front and Queen
Littell Eliakim. bookseller 74 S 2d— d h 54 south 4th
Littell & Henry, booksellers, stationers, and publishers

of the National Recorder 74 south Second
Little Aaron, coachdriver 21 Mary's alley
Little Ann, widow 101 Vine

Little Archibald, trader 93 Lombard [see Liddk

Little Archibald, tavernkeeper 142 north Water
Little Archibald, sea captain 299 south Front
Little Charles, stave inspector Queen above Third
Little Hannah, widow 138 Lombard
Little Ireland, labourer Pottery alley
Little James, carter Vine above Twelfth
Little James, carter Vine above Broad
Little John, carpenter High W. Permanent bridge
Little John P. merchant 204 High
Little John, weaver 548 north Third
Little Otis, fisherman 6 Blackhorse alley
Little Rufus, vender of books 84 Swanson
Little Sarah, widow seamstress 46 Penn
fLittle Sarah, widow. Pottery alley
Little Thomas, ropemaker Pitt near north Second

i Little Thomas, labourer Cordwainer's alley
little Thomas, merchant 21 — d h 8 Church alley
Little William, brewer Pleasant near Charles
Littleboy M. J. militaiy leather, comb, and patent lamp

store 46 north Second
Littleboy Geo. combmaker Seventh above Camac
Livensetter John, teacher 43 Newmarket street & 43

Callowhill
Livezely Jacob, wheelwright 59 and 61 Plum
Livezely Lsctitia, widow, innkeeper 36 Penn
Livezly John, stablekeeper 333 south Second
Livezey John jr. flour. merchant N E corner Water and

Race — d h 184 Chesnut
Livezey oohn, tailor 50 north Water
Livingston Ann Mrs. gentlewoman 346 High
Livingston Ann Mrs. 81 Plum street
Livingston James, blacksmith Filbert above Juniper —

d h Lambert
jLivingston John> waiter Portland lane

LOG WH1TELY*S ANNUAL

Livingston John, painter &c. Quince below Walnut
Livingston Mary, Mrs. of Henry, Sch. 7th above Cedar
Liizenberg Jacob, sen. labourer Spruce W. Sch. 7th
Litzenberg Jacob jr. labourer Arch W. Sch. Second

I Lloyd Adam, waiter 303 south Front
iloyd Ann Miss, Sixth below Shippen
fLloyd Edward, fruiterer 224,south Seventh and Ches-
nut above Sixth [set Loyd

Lloyd Henry, shoemaker 63 George (S)
Lloyd Isaac, flour merchant a6 Union
Lloyd l^aac, merchant 53 S wharves — d h 86 Uni&n

i Lloyd Isabella, widow, Meredith's court
.loyd Joseph, waterman, back 28 Christian
Lloyd Joseph, attorney at law 150 or 210 south Sixth
Lloyd Margaret, widow, nurse back 154 Race
Lloyd Nicodemus, stove manufactory 92 north Seventh
Lloyd Richard, carpenter 197 north Fourth
Lloyd Thomas, accountant 40 Union
Lloyd Thomas, stenographer 148 north Eighth
Lobb Btniamin, labourer Sch. Front above Arch
Lobdell Stetson, iiatter 100 High— d h 98 south Fifth
Lobstem J. F. D. m. d. 77 n'>rtn Second
Lock Samuel, dra^ man 71 Budd
Lockard Mary, widow, back 242 St. John
Lockart William, labourer Merriott*s lane above Fifth
Locke Harrison, dry goods store 30 High
Locken James, bookbinder 1 Hinckel's court
Loyd Joshua, cordwainer 83 Vine
Loyd Thomas, merchant 347 High
Loyd Thomas, cordwainer Kunckel above Noble
Lockler Joseph, carter Brown below Third
Lockton Elizabeth, widow, drygoods stpre 150 S Front
Lockwert George, baker 107 Vine
Lock wood Joseph, paperhanger 2Q7 south Seventh
Lockwood Oliver, shoemaker Turner's court (S)
Lockwood Richard, cabinetmaker 15 Plum
Lockyer George, shipmaster 73 L7nion
Lodoi* Benjamm, turner 128 north Fifth
Lodor Benjamin H. tailor 77 S Second & 221 S Front
Lodor George, labourer C^allowiiill near Garden
Lodor John, tailor 156 and 221 south Front
tLodine Sarah, widow Atkinson's court
tLoffley Hannah Mrs. cook 6 Poplar alley
Lofland Jonathan, labourer Washington above Second
fLoftus Hannah, washerwoman 6 Poplar lane
Logan Elizabeth, mantuamaker 123 north Front
Logan Elizabeth, teacher 101 north Fifth
Logan John, cutler 11 Quarry street
Logan Mary, widow 42 Coates' street
Logan, widow of Daniel, Quince below Walnut'
Logan William, silk &c. dyer 17 Filbert
Logue Catharine, widow, Grissell's alley
Logue Edward, chandler 16 Small street

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. LON

Logue James, labourer 8 Chancery lane
LogueMenassa, tanner and currier, back. 109 Queen (S)
Logue William, drayman Race near Sch. Eighth
Loiira & ^.iarlile, ironmongers 139 High
Lohra J. ironmonger 139 High, dwelling 222 Spruce
Lohra Peter, notary public 65 Dock
Loller Thomas, 14 l)uke (N L) ^see Lalor iJf Lawler
Lonabaugh Chiistian, drayman 491 north Third
Lonabaugh George, victualler 483 north Third
Long Andrew, shoemaker Steinmetz's court
Long Archibald, labourer Morgan's court
Long Elizabeth, widow. Rose (N L)
Long Henry, scavenger, back 196 north Third
Long Henry, labourer 21 Budd
Long Henry, shoemaker 405 Race
Long Jacob, boot and shoemaker Crown below Prince
Long Jacob, carpenter Poplar lane ab Charles (P T)
Long John, hackdriver 12 Stamper's alley
Long John, labourer, back 441 north Third
Long John, mariner 5 Shippen

Long John, blacksmith S W cor. Green and Rose allev
Long John, brickmaker Poplar lane ab. Charles (P T)
Long John, tallowchandler, corner Wood and Sixth
Long John, Frankford road near Queen
Long Kezia, milliner 47 north Second
Long Mary, boardinghouse N Fourth above Wood
Long Mary, widow, washerwoman 14 Juniper lane
Long Peter, stationer 28 Jones's alley
Long Peter, trader Germantown road above Second
Long Thomas, stagedriver 33 Race
Long William, gold and silversmith 284 north Eighth
Long William, runner in Philadelphia bank 190 S 5th
Longbaugh A. meal dealer, 4th near Germantown road
Longbaugh George, shoemaker 4th near Germ, road
Longbaugh Willidm, victualler x\pple n. George (N L)
Longcope Samuel, printer 171 Pine
Longcraft , glassblower Cedar near Gray's ferry r.

Longer Hannah, 117 north Water
Longmire & Co. manuf. of blacking, &c. 77 south 2d
fLongpoint Dollar, labourer Clymer's alley
fLongpoint Samuel, waiter, back 50 Currant alley
Longport George, victuallef Garden street
-fLongstreet Robert, labourer 8 Madison's court
Longstreth 8c Bailey, merchants 113 High
Longstreth Chas. merchant 12 N Third— d h 403 High
Longstreth David & Charles, merchants 12 north 3d
Longstreth David, merch. 12 N 3d— d h 3 Church ay.
Longstreth Isaac T. broker 26 Church ay — d h 371 Race
Longstreth Joshua, merch. 21 Church ay.— dh 185 Arch
Longstreth Samuel, mercht. 113 High— d h 183 Arch
Longstreth Thomas M bookseller and manufacturer of
hanging paper 129 High— d h 185 Arch

{see Lan^strotJ:

LOU \VH1T£LY*S ANNUAL

Longuefosse John B. merchant 107 Lombard

Longworth Henr}', shoemaker CO Queen (S)

Lonton Francis, painter &c. 164 Lombard

Lontcn Joseph, painter &c. 143 S2d — d h 3 Green's ct

tLopemun Israel, bawyer Davis's court

Leper Daniel, shoestore, — High — d h Church alley

tLoper Rachel, widow Jones' allt:y

xLoj^er Samuel, labourer Perry below Pine

Loper Sarah, widow Hopkins court

Lopez M. L. M. D. Medical Repository 4 Cypress ^ley

Lopias >Jicholas A. tailor 87 Guskill street

Lord James, combmaker 411 north Fourth

Lord Levi, labourer Cedar above Twelfth

tLoress John, waiter Dean's alley

Lorronce Lewis, grocer, corner Sixth and Fitzwalter

Loring Charles, m. d. 339 north Third

Lort Mary, grocer 16 Cherry

Lothian James, typefounder Shippen above Ninth

fLot John, cellarkeeper 151 Locust

Lott Henry, storekeeper 386 south Front

Lett Jacob R. H. grocer 75 south Fifth

Lott Samuel, drayman 116 Budd

Lott Thcmus, carpenter Cedar near Thirteenth

Louch A. ladies' seminary 132 south Second

Loud Hester & Co. grocers N W cor. Prune and Fifth

Loud John, piano forte maker N W cor. Prune & 5th

Loud Thomas & John, piano forte' manufactory N W

corner Fifth and Prune
Loud Thos. piano forte maker K W cor. 5th & Prune
Louden John, tobacconist 311 south Second
Loudenslager Richard, toyshop 90 north Fourth
Louder Ezra, labourer, back 28 Duke (N L)
Louderback Amelia, widow of John, 70 Spruce
Louderback Benjamin, 137 north Sixth
Louderback Elias, cordwainer 5" Coates
Louderback George, labourer 24 Springett alley
Louderback Matthias, 2 M'CuUoch's court
Louderback Mary, widow 24 Gaskill
Louderback Mary, widow of Conrad, Prime below 2d
Louderback Peter, ])rinter S])ruce near Third
J^ouderback William, cordwainer Paschall's alley
Louderback Wm. bricklayer cor. Eleventh & Spruce
Lougay Piioebe, boardinghouse 25 Prune
Louge James, soapboilers Chancery lane
Loughtad Robtrt L. grocer cor. Oak and Passyunk
Loughead l'homas>, ^ea captain 54 Green
Longheed Ellen, widow shopkeejier 74 Passyunk road
Louglierv John, bark manuf. below Navy yard— -d h 320

south Fi-ont
Loughery Esther, widow 129 north Ninth
Lougnery Neal, grocer 261 south Seventh
Louiset Alex. D thread lace & "Ik washer, 90 Cherry
Loupy V. perfumer 6 CaufFman'i court

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. LOW

Love DAvid, superintendant of the Magdalen Assylum,

corner Schuylkill Second and Race
Love George, mate of vessel 18 Little Water
Love Lydia,104 St. John

Love Robert, printer Carj^inter below Second
Love Thomus, cordwainer 227 Shippen
l.ove Thoinas, back 270 south Second
i^ove Thomas, ladies' shoemaker Fifth below Queen
Love William, cordwainer, back 15 Charlotte
Lovear Christiana, widow St. Joseph's avenue
Lovear John, plasterer St. Joseph's avenue
Lovel James, gunsmith Green above Third
Lovering Josepli S. grocer Pine above Second

[see Levering'
Lovering Wm. paperhanger 78 Chesnut and 29 Juliana
Lovett Robert, stone seal engraver, 69 Walnut— -d. h.

156 south Eleventh
Low Charlotte, teacher Fromherger's court
Low Vincent, pilot 17 Christian
Low William H. drygoods merchant 181 High
Lowary John, cabinetmaker Beach near Maiden
Lowber Rowers, currier 207 north Second
Lowber Daniel, 82 High — d h 5 Q^urch alley
Lowber Edward, druggist 144 north Third — d h 177

High
Lowber John C. attorney at law 46^ Walnut
Lowber Philip, labourer Race near Schuylkill
Lowber William, tanner and currier 251 north Third
l^owber Wm. and Daniel, curriers, and boot and shoe

manufacturers — shoe warehouse 82 High
Lowder Ezra, shingledresser back 28 Duke
Lnwder George, labourer Cranmer's court
Lowder Mary, widow Britton's alley
Lowe James, cotton carder Second above Germ, road
Lower Abraham, cabinetmaker 260 north Third, and

98 St. John
Lower Elizabeth 257 north Front
Lower George, baker 311 Race

Lower John S. carpenter cor. Merriott's lane and 4th
Lower Joseph, silversmith 3 Dock
Lowery Andrew, weaver Aspen alley nearSch. Front
Lowery Ann, widow Hyde's court
I Lower)' Thomas, labourer 122 Lombard
Lownes Edward, silversmith 10^ south Third
Lownes Joseph 8c Josiah H. silversmiths 124 S. Front
Lowrey James, weaver Cadwalader near Pitt
Lowrey Robert, labourer Spruce near Sch. Fourth
Lowry Abigail, upholstress 29 Callowhill
Lowry Ann, spinner Fourth below Merriott's lane
Lowry Christian, brickmaker Peter's alley
Lowry Eleanor, mantuamaker 210 south Front
Lowry Isaac, mealstore 388 S Front N W cor. Queen
Lowry John, cabinetmaker Beach near Maiden

LUK whitely's annual

Lowry Lewis, victualler Vine cor. Tenth—stall 34 Old
shambles

Lowry Margaret, shopkeeper 29 Callowhill

I^owry Mary, Cadwalrtder

Lowry Mary, widow Mark's lane

Lowry Pt?tcr. vict. James below Ridge road

Lowry Philip, vict. 271 Callowhill

iiowry Philip, jun vict. Mulberry alley

Lowth Bamuel, shipmaster 13 Queen

Lcxlev Mary, vvidow 117 Mulberry

Lcxiey Richard, crrritr 115 Mulberry

Loxley Richard & B. currier.'' 115 and 117 Mulberry

Loyd, Serrill and Oakford, merchants 169 High

Loyd Ttiomas, jun. merchant 169 and d h 347 High

Isee Lloyd and 2.aird

Luburg John F. mariner back 246 south Front

tLucas Eleanor, 18 Lombard

Lucas Esther, wklow P .plar lane below Second

Lucas Francis, oysterman 16 Swanson

Lucas James, cook, back 169 south Sixth

fLucas John, cordwainer 18 Lombard

Luret Alexander, shipmaster 224 south Fourth

Luciani P. confectioner 136 High

Lucy William, printer. High corner Sch. Third

Luddington Margaret Mrs. 13 Mulberry alley

Luderitz Mary, widow 163 north Fifth

Luders, Marbacher & Co. Northern Liberty brewery,
117 north Fourtii above Vine

Luders Thomas C. brewer Wood below Fourth

Ludington A. teacher 7 Cypress alley — d h 56 Lombard

Ludlam Reuben, merchant Camden (N J)

tLudley Mark, porter Eagle court

Ludley Sarah, widow 7 Biddle's alley

Ludwick George, (sign of the Waggon) Lancaster turn-
pike above the 1 mile stone

Ludwick Sophia, widow 105 Vine

Ludwick widow of Jtihu, north Eighth ab. Callowhill

Ludwig Henry, painter and glazier, back 251 St. Johns

tLuff Cuffee, porter 158 Cherry
LufF Judith, 53 German

iLufF London, labourer 246 Lombard
lUflFberry Conrad, shipwright Marlborough near Queen
Luffberry John, shipwright Bishop near Queen (K)
Lugar Barbary, 430 north Front
Lugar Christopher, victualler Lugar*srow
Lugar Sophia, widow 26 Poplar lane
Lugar widow of Jacob, Lugar's row
Lughany Neill, grocer St. Mary
Luhn Jacob, commission merchant 131 south Front
Luke Campbell, merchant 75 south Front
Luke James & Brothers, merchants 75 south Front
Luke Wilham, merchant 75 south Front
Lukens Abraham, bricklayer 176 Coates

Philadelphia directory. LYM

Lukens Abraham, cordwainer 5 Fetter lane

Lukens Elizabeth, widow Old York, road ab. Poplar 1.

Lukens Elizabeth, widow, inilliner 84 Arch

Lukens Enos, saddler, &c. 106 High

Lukens E. & Co. saddlers, &c. 106 High

Luketis Isaiah, mechanist, back 173 High

Lukens Jonathan & Son, saddlers, &c. 102 High

Lukens John, shoemaker PaschaU's alley

Lukens Joseph, yeoman 141 Green

Lukens Maria, boardinghouse 36 Sansom

Lukens William, blacksmith, back 101 Budd

Luker Timothy, 52 Plum

fLunn Benjn. labourer Sch. Front above Spruce

Luims Lewis, grocer 426 north Fourth

Lunv Jacob, hou'«ecarpenter 99 Green

Luplau Henry, mariner, back 143Moyamensingroa

Lush John, prititer. Prosperous alley

Lusk Francis, cordwainer Cresson's alley
Lusty Waley, victualler Vine near Sch'. Eighth — stall
60 New market south Second

Luther William T. Boston buiscuitbaker South wharves
below Cedar

Lutier Thomas, tailor 302 south Third
tLutter Isaac, shoeblack, shop south Second — d h Bed-
ford above Seventh
Lutz Charles, gardener Irish lane
Lutz Conrad, shipwright Hanover below Queen

Lutz , mariner 4 M'CuUoch's court

Lutz Conrad, tobacconist Buttonwood above Fifth

Lutz Eleanor, widow, milk woman Irish lane

Lutz Frederick, cedar cooper 467 north Second

Luts George, shipwright Shakamaxon near Prince

Lutz George F. watchman 159 Moyamensing road

Lutz Jacob, tobacconist Sch. Fifth below High

Lutz John, watchman. Say street

Lutz Martin, carter, back 149 Cherry

Lutz Philip, victualler Pleasant near Charles

Luzenberger Joseph, teacher 59 Cedar

Lybrand Christian, brickmaker 129 New

Lybrand George, brickmaker 307 Mulberry

Lybrand Margaret, widow 37 north Eighth

Lybrand Michael, brickmaker 38 Filbert

Lybrant Frederick, German teacher 201 St. John

Lyburn John, silverplater Shakamaxon near Bedford

Lycett John, sih erplater 460 Race

Lyle Henry, painter and glazier, back 380 south Second

Lyle James, merchant 53 Walnut — d h 95 south Fourth

• Lyle Mary, seamstress 46 Almond [see Lesle

Lyle & Newman, merchants 53 Walnut
Lyle Peter, merchant High cor. Sch. Sixth
Lyman Frances Miss 97 south Fourth
Lyman Jolin VV. merchant 31 Sansom
Lymao Thomas, merchant 31 Sansom

M*AL whitely's annual

Lynan Edward, paperstainer 16 south Tenth

Lynch Edward, jun. accountant 144 north Third

Lynch Daniel, coachmaker 10 Little Pine

Lynch Patrick, teacher 216 south Fifth

Lynch Thomas, bottler 11 north Fourth

Lyncli William, merchant 38 Dock— d h 226 Spruce

Lynd James, domestic warehouse 33 north Second

Lyndall widow of Benjamin, cabinetmaker 104 Lombard

Lyndall David, chairmaker 278 north Third

Lyndall James, carpenter Pine above Ninth

Lyndall John, shipjoiner 226 Swanson — d h Federal ab.

Front
Lyndall Joseph W. cabinetmaker 201 and 203 S.-Front
Lyndall Joseph W. & Samuel cabinetmakers 203 S. 4th
LynclHll Joseph, carpenter Green's court
Lyndall Samuel, cabinetmaker 80 Gaskiil and 203 south

Fourth
Lyndall S:irah, matron of the Widows' Asylum, cor.

Cherry and Sch. Fifth
Lynn Ann, widow 139 Vine, comer of Crown
Lynn John M. ivi. d. 139 Vine, corner of Crown
Lynn Simon, merchant 278 High
Lynn Susan, widow Queen above Marlborough
Lyon Ann, 9 Franklin court
Lyon Henry, mariner 9 Pleasant avenue
Lyon Patrick, smith and hydraulic enginemaker Library
Lyon Samuel, tinman 125 Chesnut
Lyon WiUiam, innkeeper 26 south Water
Lyons Hannah, widow 119 north Sixth [see Lines

Lyons Mary, nurse Broad near Vine
Lyons Matthew, blacksmith George st. shop below 10th
Lyons Philip, tailor 13 German
Lytle Jane, widow Filbert above Tenth
Lytle John, accountant 43 Shippen
Lytle widow of Thomas, Drinker's court
Lytle William » hackman 4 Dawson's court
Ly tton John ) OS south Fourth

M' ADAMS JAMES, grocery and tavern 146 Cedar
M* Adams Thos. whiskey & flour store High W. Sch. 7th
M*Adan Thomas F. winsor chairmaker back 30 Cherry
M'Affee James, North street above Tenth
M'Affee James, labourer Lombard west Sch. Eighth
M'Affee John, carter, corner Queen and Sixth
M'Affee Margaret, widow Galbraith's court
M'Affee Wm. tobacconist 36 Coates* ay.
M'Alester Charles, merch. 66 Dock— d h 142 Arch
M'Alister Alexander, late grocer 160 north Eighth

[see ArCallister ^ Micalett^
McAllister Charles, tailor 46 GaskiU

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. M'CA

M'AUister David, mariner Marlborough n. Franktord r.
M'Allister George, labourer Stilihouse ay.
M'Allister James F. cordwainer Pine-near Broad
M'AUister James, cordwainer Prince near West (K)
M'AUister John & Son, whipmakers &c. 48 Chesnut
M'AUister John, sen. whipmaker 8cc. 64 Union
M'AUister John, jun. whipmaker &c. 48 Chesnut
M'AUister John, grocer S Wcor. Raceand Eighth
M'AUister John, whipmaker Fiankf. r. below Queen
M'AUister Mrs. widow ^20 Race
M'AUister Margaret, widow, 76 north Seventh
M'AUister Margery, widv)vv opposite 13 Prosperous ay.
M'AUister Randal, painter &c. Rose alle-j^
M'Alpin Andrew, merchant tailor 122 Chesnut — d h 11

Carter's alley
M'Alpin James, gentleman 122 Chesnut
M'Anall James, fruiterer 134 south Tenth
M'Anestry Catharine, widow 71 Small
M'Anulty'Ennis, labourer Washington ab. Callowhill
M'\nulty Hugh, tavernkeeper 416 High above 13th
M* Aran John, gardener Pratt's place near SchuylkUl
M*Arthur Charles, scourer and dyer 31 Union
M' Arthur Daniel, tailor 158 south Fifth
M' Arthur Peter, dyer and scourer 103-J Arcli
M*Avoy Richard, grocer 36 Browne S E corner Bqdd
M'Bride Collin, grocer and bottler Broad above Arch
M'Bride James, stevedore 247" south Third
M'Bride Robert, labourer St. Joseph's avenue
M'Bride Robt- Y. saddler,f^£. 42 High
M'Bride WiUiam, shoemSKer 32 Gernr>Rn
M'Bryan Margairet, Misii, Cordes above Eighth
M'Bryan Patrick, Cf.rter 150 Cedar
M'Cabe widow of Bernard, cor. Hiie:h and Sch. Front
M'Cabe & Curran, chandlers 114 Plum
M'Cabe Mary, widow, corner Juniper and Lombard
M'Cabe Patrick, labourer 219 south Sixth
M'Caiferty James, drayman 39 German
M'CafFerty Jame«^drayman Cedar ab. Tenth
M'Cahcn Ann, mantuamaker and lailorness 54 south

Fifth [!}ee M'Kean

M'CaU Eleanor, Miss, 77 south Fourth
tM'Call Elisha, waiter 30 Budd's court
M'GaU George C. 308 Chesnut
M'Call John C. attorney at law 125 Walnut— d h 308

Chesnut
M'Call John, shipwright Prince above Second
M'Call Judith, widow 308 Chesnut
M*Call Margaret, 91 Pine

JM'Call Robert, waterman. Christian above Seventh
M'Call Wm. grocer, corner Fifth and Merriott's lane
M'Call Wm. C. 108 Chesnut street
M'Calla Alexander, auctioneer and commission mer-
chant, 15 & 64 north Fourth {see M*Cauley

M'CA whitely's annual

M'Calla Andrew, cordwainer 263 south 4th
M*Calla Archd. china merch. 47 N 3d and 66 N 4tU
M'Calla Hannah, Mrs. 162 south Fifth
M'Calla Hugh, tallowchancller Nonnater's court
M'Calla John. storekeei)er 66 north Fourth
M'Calla & Rapp, china njeichants 47 north Third
M'Calla Robert P. druggist 8cc. S E cor Cedar & Front
M'Calla Wm. H. storekeeper 48 N 4th— d h 37 Cheny
M'Callmont George, merch. 21 Dock—d h 70 S 4th
M'Calley Margaret, widow, Sch. Second below Walnut
M'CaUister Archibald, tailor, back 70 Shippen ;
M'Camman Samuel, drayman High west of Sch. 8th
M'Can John, commissioner 161 Shippen
M'Cane George, labourer 67 north Tenth
M'Canles John, deputy marshal inquire 57 north 4th
M'Canles John, jun. grocer N E cor Branch and 4th
M'Cann Cornelius, bricklayer Spafford n. Fitzwalter
M'Cann Henry, labourer Crab below Cedar
M'Cann James, superintendant for Moyamensing town-
ship 161 Shippen - '
M'Caraher Alexander, grocer N E conkr Vine and 4th
— d h 135 Vine [see M'Karaher
M'Carey Mary, widow Maria
M'Carra J. gentleman Hamiltonville
M'Carrane Charles, labourer Pine ay
M'C'Arren James, bottler Thirteenth above Sassafras
M'Carren Robert, (runner in the Custom house) Elms-
lie's alley
M'Carron Charles, shoemsibi*i, back 16 Pine alley
M'Carron Darby, grocer 225? Cedar
M'Carron VV^rn. watchman, back 227 Wood
M'Cartee rev. Robert, d. d. S W corner Powell and 5th
M'Carter Wm. turner 78 north Sixth
M'Cartney Daniel, labourer 219 south Sixth
M'Cartney John, baker, back 44 Spruce
M'Cartney Robert, labourer, back 573 south Front
M'Cartney Wm. tallowchandler, back 111 Plum
M'Carty Charles, oakcooper back 402 south Front
M'Carty Daniel, shipjoiner Washington below Second
M'Carty & Davis, booksellers, printers and bookbinders
S E corner Race and Ninth [^see M' Cartie
M'Carty James, vender of books, back 395 Race
M'Carty Patrick, grocer corner Sixth & Small
M'Carty Sarah, widow Church street (S)
M'Carty Samuel, smith 4 Dock

M'Carty Wm. printer, bookseller and stationer SE
cor Race and Ninth— d h Francis 1. near Sch. Second
M'Casby Elizabeth, widow Unity court
M'Cauley James, labourer Greorge near Sch 3d

[see M'Calla^ M'Cauley 1st M'Cawley
M*Cauley James, carpenter 7 Rihl's court
M*Cauley James, weaver 134 south Ninth

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. M*CL

M'Cauley John, coppersmith 119 south Front
M'Cauley Kobert, cordwainer 279 south Sixth
M'Causeland Alexander, bookbinder &c. 408 High —

d h Juniper below Chesnut
M'Caveny Wm. labourer Chesnut W. Sch. Second
M*Cawley James, merchant 28 Wood
M'Cawley James, jun. merchant 28 Wood
M'Cely Patrick, shoemaker 32 St. Mary
M'Chesney Sarah, widow, back 166 St. John
tM'Clain Abraham, labourer, back 60 Ann (N L)
M'Clain Morris, shoemaker 43Passyunk road
M'Clane Ann, widow, near N E cor. Arch and Eighth
M*Clane Jonn, tailor, back 49 Pine

[see M' Clean l:f M^Lane
M'Clane Laughlin^ painter 12 Juniper lane
M'Clane Stephen, hackdriver 12 Willing's ay
M'Claskey Charles, labourer Spafford
M'Claskey Catharine, widow 52 Queen (S)
M'Claskey James, mariner, back 387 south Front
M'Claskey James, teacher, back 246 north Second
M'Claskey James, carpenter 218 Cedar
M'Claskey Lydia, widow 249 south Front
M'Claskey Patrick, carter, back 513 south Second
M'Claskey Peter, typefounder St. Mary street
M'Clatchey Robt. grocer N W cor Front & Catharine
M'Clay James, bricklayer back 162 Race
M'Clay John, carpenter Torr's court
M'Clay John, plasterer 14 Juniper lane
M'Clean Archibald, stocking hosiery 496 south Front
M'Clean John, grocer N W cor Fourth and Shippen
M'Clean Thomas, bottler and tavernkeeper N E cor-
ner Filth and Prune Isee M'Clane
M'Clean Wm. mahogany sawyer cor Federal and 2d
M'Cleary Alex, shipwright Crown below Bedford
M'Cleary Daniel, plasterer 5 Randall's court
M'Cleary John, storekeeper 1 Strawberry
M^leary Robert, lurrier 46 north Seventh
M^lelan James, cordwainer 3 Charlotte
M'Clellan Catharine, north 3d bet. Browne and Poplar
M'Clellan George, m.d, 166 Chesnut S W corner 7th
M'Clelland Geo. W. merchant 19 north Second
M'Clenachan John, Vine west of Broad
M'Clennen George, weaver 105 Poplar lane
M'Clernon Hugh, cordwainer 70 German
M'Clintock Joseph A. carpenter 28 Chester
M'Clintock John, drygoods store 118 north Fourth
M'Clintock Thomas, druggist 107 south Ninth
M'Closkey Mary, widow Thirteenth below High
M'Closkey Wm . cordwainer 3 Passyunk road
M'Cloud John, hatter 43 Chesnut below Second

[see M'Lcod
M'Cluce Ann, Miss, 81 Lombard
M'Clure David, nautical academy 20 Walnut

M'CO whitely's annual

M'Clure James, accouatant 201 Race

M'Clurg Samuel, cooper 21 Margaretta — d h 45 Cal-

lowhill
M'Cluskev James, labourer 15 Spafford street
M'Cluske'y John, drover Filbert W. of Sch Eighth
M'Colester David, waterman Marlborough n. Frankford

road [see APjIllester

M'Colester James, cordwainerCrownnearFrankf. road
M*Collin John, accountant 125 south Third
M'Collin Wm. tailor 169 north Fourth
M*Collom Mary, widovv 27 Crab street
M'Conib Ehzabeth, widow 124 Plum
M'Comb Jas. thread manuf. Fifth bel. Merriott's lane
M'Comb Wm. woodsawyer Christian below Fourth
M'Combe Wm. typefounder Cedgr near Tenth
M*Conley Thomas, paperhanger 291 south Fourth
M'Connell B. Rush, m. d. 145 south Ninth
M'Connell Eleanor, teacher 57 Gaskill
M'Connell George, baker and cotton manuf. 240 Cedar

between Sixth and Seventh
M'Connell Joseph, weaver Germ, road near Second
M'Connell widow of Matthew, broker 82 Chesnut
M'Connomey Frances, widow 41 Coates' alley
M'Connomey Michael, tailor 290 sout'.'. Fourth
M'Cord David, tinplateworker back of 88 N. Front
M'Corkle James, blacksmith back 308 south Front
M'Corkle Wm. and Son, editors and publishers of the

Freeman's Journal and Mercantile Advertiser, S W

comer of Front and Chesnut
M'Cormack Henry, shopkeeper 14 Chancery lane
M'Cormack James, cordwainer 391 north Second
M'Cormack John, shoemaker 574 north Second
M'Cormick Daniel, cordwainer 522 south Front
M'Cormick Daniel, coachman 133 Cherry
M'Cormick Francis, tobacconist 52 Coates
M'Cormick Henry, cordwniner 34 Juliana
M'Cormick Henry, military hat manuf. Ann W.Sch. 8tb
M'Cormick Henry, labourer Walnut alley
M'Cormick Martin, boardinghouse 232Swanson
M'Cormick Man', 205 north Fourth
M*Cormick Philip, bootmaker 35 Walnut
M'Cormick Robert, hatter 33 Coates alley \
M'Cormick Stephe)i, accountant 125 Lombard
M'Cormick Wm. grocer and drover 398 High
M'Cowen John, laboui^r 259 Catharine [see M^Govtan
M'Cowen Thomas, 20 Cypress alley
M'Cowen Wm. weaver 62 Queen (S.)
M'Cown Margaret, widow of Jos. 327 Walnut
M'Coy Catharine, widow 205 south Third
M'Coy Catharine, widow 418 south Second
M'Coy Eidward, carter Moyamensing bel. Wharton st.
M'Coy Ehzabeth Mrs. of Joseph, Vine west of Broad
M'Coy Ephraim, carpenter, back 35 Beck's ay.

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. M'CU

jM'Coy Frances, widow Third near George (N. L.)
M'Coy George, labourer Old water^works Sch. Front
M'Coy George W, grocer U6 N. 4th & N W cor. Noble
M*Coy James, shipwright Maiden [see M*Cay iJ'M'Koy
M'Coy Jane, tailoress Germantown road below Fourth
M'Coy John, tallowchandler S. Sixth above Fitzwalter
M'Coy John, labourer 22 north Tenth
M'Coy John, labourer Cadwalader near Pitt
M'Coy Kenneth, printers' joiner 272 Lombard — d h

Christian corner Fourth [see M''Kay

M'Coy Margaret, washerwoman Maiden n. stone bridge
M'Coy Kosina, widow 4 Franklin court
M'Coy Wm. grocer cor. N. Fourth and Noble
M'Cracken Hanse, 120 north Water
M'Cracken James, labourer 218 Shippen
M'Cravy Hector, vender of books corner of Ann and

Powell (P. T.)
M'Crea Daniel, drayman 56 Browne
M'Crea Edward, shoestore 88 north Fourth
M'Crea James, blacksmith High west of Perm, bridge
M'Crea John, mercht. 35 S. Front— d h Walaut ab. 12th
M'Crea Mrs. widow 16 Watson's alley
M'Crea Thomas, starch manuf. Maiden n. stone bridge
M'Cready Francis, N W cor. Catharine & Swanson
M'Creaner John, weaver Hopkins' court ^
M'Creas Miss, Chesnut above Twelfth
M'Credy Bernard, merchant 9 north^Water — d h 179

Walnut (Sansom's row)
M'Credy D. and B. merchants 9 north Water
M'Credy Dennis, mercht. 9 N. Water — d h 19 Union
M'Creery John, saw-sharper 30 Plum
M'Crelish Archibald, soapboiler 267 north Third
M'Crelish widow of John, soapboiler 337 N. Third
M'Crosson John, gardener Washington n. Kidge road
M'Cue Catharine, widow, back of 61 Christian
M'Culley James, plasterer 3 Plum
M'Culley John, m. d. 67 Vine
M'Culley Margaret, tailoress 73 north Sixth
M'Culley Samuel, oakcooper 556 south Front
M'Culley Wm. boot and shoe warehouse 25 Chesnut
M'Culley Wm. jun. grocer 314 north Front
M'Cullin, James, carter Race above Sch. Seventh
M'Culloch James, merchant 114 north Ninth
M'Cullcch John, printer 87 north Seventh
M'Culloch John, printer Seventh above Camac
M'Culloch Margaret, widow 240 south Seventh
M'CuUoh Anna, widow 162 south Ninth
M'Culloh Robert P. printer, 6 S. 8th— d h 162 S. 9th
M'Cullough James, mason Cadwalader near Pitt
M'CuUougli James, carter Lombard above Eleventh
M'Cullough Mrs. back of 337 north Third
M'Cullough Wm. currier, back 299 Callowhill ab. Stfe
M'Cully Henry, carpenter 67 Plum

M*DO whitely's annual

*M*CuUy James, labourer Lombard above Eleventh
M'Cuiie Clement, weaver Sch. Tliird below High
M'Curdy Andrew, innkeeper Wissahickon or Kidger,
M'Curdy Daniel, collector ot poor-tax Juniper above

Chesnut
M*Curdy Hugh, shoestore 20 Ifigh [see Macurdij

MiCurdy James, cordwainer 30 Little Water
M'Curdy Jane Mrs. Cedar near Eleventh
M'Curdy John, ship carpenter, back SSr south Front
M*Curdy John, boot and shoemaker 52 Chesnut
M'Cardy John, jun. boot and shoemaker 42 Chesnut
M'Curdy Raciiael, mantuamakcr&c. North st.
MCutchen Ebenezer, merchant 117 New
M Cutchen Marv, shopkeeper 160 south Eleventh
M'CutchenVVm.H. merchant, back of 133 N. Third
M*Danel John, coachspring maker Grape st — d h 147

south Eleventh
M'Duniel John B. labourer M'Crelish's court
M'Daniel John, dep. keeper in the prison 38 Ann (N. L.)
M'Dermott Cath. widow grocer N E cor. Filbert & 11th
M'Dermott Edward, merchant N E cor Front & Ches-
nut— d h 186 Spruce
M'Dermott John, moroccodresser 129 Pine
M'Dermott John, skindresser George (N. L.)n. Pitt
M'Dermott John, bottler 152 nortn Fifth
M'Dermott Marv, widow Lytle's court
M'Dermott Peter, bottler 33 Walnut
M'D<>rmott Wm. labourer Washington above Vine
M'Devinger F. woodsawyerShakamaxor) ab. Prince
M'Devitt James, cordwainer 274 south Second
M'DevitL Roger, tailor S. Fourth near Carpenter
M'Dtvitt Thomas, labourer cor. Sch. 5th and Spruce
M'Donald Alexander, c:\rpenter Jones's alley
M'Donald Ann, widow 14 Sterling alley
M'Donald Francis, labourer Ann west of Sch. 8th
M'Donald John, smith Juniper alley
M'Donald John, teacher 114 north Eighth
M'Donald Joseph, carter Sch. Seventh above Race
M'Donald Mordecai, cordwainer, back 198 N. Second
M'Donald Richard, silverplater 327 Walnut
M'Donnald Charles, brickmaker Juniper above Race
M'Donnald Elisha, coachman 58 Coates
M'Donnald Eliza, widow Seh. 7th above Race
M'Donnald George, labourer Mary's alley
M'Dmnald James, accountant 114 north Eighth
M'Donnald Malcolm, merchant 150 south 1 enth
M'Donnald M irgaret, widow 347 south Second
M'Donnald Margaret, teacher 237 south Fifth
M'Donnald M. brickmaker cor. Lombard & Sch. 2d
M'Donnald Nancy, mangier 15 Cherry
M'Donough Daniel, shoemaker Hopkins* ct. (N. L.)
M'Donough James, cordwainer Bearsticker's court
M'Donough Jeremiah, tailor 242 south Third

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. M*FA

M'Donough Michael, carpenter 18T south Sixth
M'Donough Thomas, porter 261 Catharine
M'Donough Wm. grocer SW corner 4th and Spruce
M'Donough widow of Wm. grocer 299 Arch

[see Macdonough
M'Donnough Patrick, labourer back 210^ Arch
M'Doagall Eliza, drygoods store 68 south Fourth
M'Dougall Samuel, accountant, back 374 south Front
M'Dowale Elizabeth, widow 11 Shippen
M'Dowell E. carpenter, back of 110 north Eighth
M'Dowell Hannah, widow 2 Frazier's court
M*Dowell James, tailor 10 Oak st. (S-)
M'Dowell Mary, tavernkeeper 32 south Water
M'Dowell Rebecca, storekeeper 248 north Second
M'Dowell Wm. huckster Camden (N.J.)
M'Dowell Wm. H. clock and watchmaker 130 S. Front
M'Elroy — , chairmaker Camden (N J )
M'Elroy Catharine, widow N. Third n. Germ, road
M'Elroy Hannah, widow 186 south Fourth
M'Elroy Hugh, stocking weaver Lombard above 12th
M'Elroy James F. accountant 188 south Fourth
M'Elroy John, labourer Cherry below Sell. Sixth
M'Elroy Margaret, 64 Browne
M'Elroy Martha, widow 64 Budd st.
M'Elroy Sarah, boarding house 118 Spruce
M'Elroy Wm. painte1% 8cc. 27 Meade alley
M'Elwee Rebecca, widow (seminary) 39 Zane st.
M'Euen Archibald, carter George st. (^C.)
M'Euen, Hale 6c Davidson, brokers 83 Chesnut
M'Euen Hannah, back 298 Race
M'Euen John, founder Sk'^aflF's alley
M'Euen Patrick, plaister of Paris manuf. 2 8c 9 Filbert
M'Euen Patrick, labourer Sch. 4th near Spruce
M'Euen Samuel, carpet-weaver 1 Hurst
M'Euen Thomas, 255 Arch \_see M'Koion

M'Evoy Edward, cotton manuf. Third ab. Germ, road
M'Ewen James, inn and livery stablekeeper 322 N. 2d
M'Faden Alexander, gunsmith, back 14 Cherry st.
M'Faden Alexander, blacksmit!\ S. 4th near Carpenter
M'Faden Archibald, typefounder Cedar above Tenth
M'Faden James, labourcir Clymer's alley
M'Faden Stephen, bottler cor. Cedar and Eleventh
M'Faden Wm. gentleman 148 Chesnut
M'Farlan Charlotte, widow 292 south Front
M'Farland Alexander, ca-ter 196 Shippen
M'Farland Barbara, back 191 Race
M'Farland Duncan, stockmg weaver Sheaif's alley
M'F;trland James, tax-collector 212 Shippen
M'Farland John, carter 216 Shippen
M'Farland Joseph, blacksmith Browne near Cherry
M'Farland Margaret, widow storekeeper 101 Spruce
M'Farland Miry, widow of John, 12 north Seventh
M'Farland Miss, 424 north Secotid

M*GI whitely's annual

M'Farland Walter, manner 163 Chesnut

M'Farland Wm. coachmaker 112 Union

M'Farlane JohnC. merchant 123 High

M'Farlane Mrs. widow Rogers' court and Miller's ct.

M'Farlane Rebecca, widow 358 south Front

M'Farlane Sarah, teacher 154 St. John

M'Farlane & Scudder, merchants 123 High

M'Fearan Joseph, blacksmith Browne (K.)

M'Fee Alice, widow, back 64 George (S.)

M'Fee John, weaver Lombard above Twelfth

M'Fee John, corder & grocer 1 Chnstian st. wharf

M'Fee Wm. tobacconist 23 Coates alley

M'Fell John, shoemaker 291 south Fourth

M'Feely John, typefounder Cedar above Ninth

M'Ferren Alex'cordwainer Vine below Sch. Eighth

M'Ferren Marv, 424 north Second

M'Fetrich Saml. H measurer and farmer Johnson's lane

M'Gaharn Margaretta, nuri-e, back 126 south Sixth

M'Gahev Mary, widow back 70 Shippen

M'Garraghan Terrence, labourer 246 south Sixth

M'Garvey James, oysterman Queen near Sixth

M'Garvey John, vendue cryer Lytle's court

M'Gauley Maiy, widow, grocer cor. Front and Prime

M'Gauley Richard, grocer SW cor. Water and Race

M'Gaw John, candle manut. Frankford road n. Queen

M'Gaw Timothy, Buttonwood above Fifth

M'Gee Ann, widow 4 Vernon and 28 Duke (N.L.)

M'Gee Bernard, labourer Say street

M'Gee Charles, mariner 49 Meade alley

M'Gee David, carpenter 243 Callowhill above 10th

M'Gee Edward, grocer 158 south Sixth cor. Elizabeth

M'Gee Frances, widow 9 Pleasant avenue

M'Gee Frances, nnilliner S E cor. Almond and Second

M'Gee John, drayman 85 Budd

M'Gee Mary Mrs, widow Sheaff 's alley

[see AI'Kee and Magee
M'Gee Thomas, carpenter Third n. George (X.L.)
M'Gee Thomas, labourer 150 St. John
M'Gee William, oakcooper Stilihonse alley
M'Gill James, cooper 20 Mary (S.)
M'Gill Matthias, rigger 76Penn
M'Gill Michael, grocer 322 north Front cor. Noble
M'Gill Prudence, widow 497 south Front
M'Gilhgan Ann, widow 9 Lombard
M'Ginley Hugh, tavemkeeper 287 Walnut cor. 10th
M'Ginley John, stevedore Pottery alley
M'Ginley W. constable 150 Cheriy bel. Eighth

see M*Kinley
M'Ginnes Margaret Mrs. widow 58 Green

{aee MagiKnes and Meginnes
M'Ginnes Wm. labourer Buttonwood ab. Charles
M'Ginnis Neal, 232 south Fifth
M'Ginnis , labourer Spruce near Schuylkill

IMilLADKJLPlilA DIREC1>0RY. M^HE

M'Girr rev. Terrence, 17 Willing's alley
M'Glatherv Geoi-ge, carpenter 334 south Third
M'Glathery M irgarct, widow Gecrge above Plum
M'Glathery Mordecui, hatter 2d above Germ, road
M'Cilinsey James, hemp hackler 13th below Vine
M'Glinsy Patiick, grocer 62 Cedar [^see M'Linchey
M'Glinsy \Vm. accountant & drygoods store 245 S. 2d
M'Glue Hannah, widow 92 Locust
M'Glue Luke, harnessmaker &c. 22 Raspberry alley
M'Gonagle Edward, manner cor. Queen and Second
M'Gonagk John, grocer 212 Lombard S W cor. 7th
M'Gonegal Alexander, chandler South alley n. Sixth
M*Gonegal Hugh, labourer 6 St. Mary
M'Cionegle Tsabella, widow Church street (back)
M'Gonegall Ferguson, labourer 206 Lombard
M'Gonnigle Patrick, labourer 72 Plum st.
M'Gonigell Alexander, labourer, back 269 Race
M'Gowan Elizabeth, widow 61 Siiippen
M'Gowan Hannah Mrs. Carpenter's alley (S.)
M (jowan James, soapboiler 266 south Third
M'Gowan John, grocer 242 south 6th corner Small
M'Crowan Patrick, grocer 217 Lombard
M'Gowan Wm. umbrella maker 151 north Second
M'Gowcn widow of Edward, 111 Plum
M'Gowen Martin, ship watcliman 15 Spafford
M'Gowen Peter, teacher of the male department in the

Moyamensing public school — d h 217 Lombard
M'Grady Sarah, cake baker Poplar lane ab. St. John
M'Grath Bernard, car])enter Penn near Maiden
M'Gr^th John, blacksmith, back 184 Lombard
M'Gregor Ann, widow 10 German
M'Gregor John, blacksmith 136 north Eighth
M'Grotv James, cordwainer, back 20 St. Mary
M'Guay John, brickmaker Sch. Eighth below Walnut
M'Guffin Thomas, drygoods store 158 south Eleventh
M'Guigan Felix, candle manufacturer 63 Union
M'Guigan John, drygoods store 211 south Second
M'Guigan Patrick, tavernkeeper 315 Spruce
M'Guigan Patrick, typefounder 210 Shippeu
M Guire Anna Statia, widow 229 south Fifth
M'Guire James, 212 north Water
M'Guire James, 112 north Water
M'Guire Michael, tailor 127 Cedar
M'Guire Patrick, carter 198 Shippen street
M'Guire Robert, carpenter Thirteenth near Cedar
M'Guire William, mariner Oak above Noble

{see Mapruire i^ Meguire
M Gvear Mrs. widow Kunckel above Tammany
M^Ham Daniel, pilot 308 south Front
M'Hannah Thomas, labcuirer St. Mary st. below 7th
M'Henry Tliomas, shoemaker 10 Hurst street
M'Heran Catliarine, widow of John, 401 Race

M'KE wmitely's annual

M'Herg James, cordwainer Race above Sch. Seventh
M'llhenny Catharine, Barker st. near Sch. Fourth
M*Ilhenney John, accountant cor. Juniper & Walnut
M'llhenney Joseph E. clock & watchmaker 13 N. 3d

M'llhenney Moses, carter 226 south Fifth
M'llhenney & West, clock & watchmakers 13 N. Sd
M'llhenney William, tailor 52 Mulberry
M*llhenny Wm. jun.att'y.atlaw, N E cor. Arch & 6th
M'llvain Bloomfield, attorney at law 74 south Sixth
M'llvain Richard & Hugh, lumb. merchants at the com-
mencemeni of Lancaster turnpike W. Perm, bridge
M'lUvaine Joseph B. merchant 55 South wharves
M'llwaine Catharine, widow Buttonwood ab. Charles
M'llvaine William merchant 11 Prune
M'llwain George, printer Lombard above 12th
M'llwham, widow of Thomas, Locust cor. Rose alley
M'Idoo Robert, carpenter 54 Currant alley
M'Inniry Thomas, cordwainer Little Oak street
M'Intier Abel shoestore 46 High
M'Intire Alexander, smith Old York road n. Coates
M'Intire Isaiah, bootmaker 83 south Front
M'Intire John, shoemaker 43 Passyunk
M'Intire Margaret, mantuamaker 214 south Third
M'Intire Sarah, widow Marlborough near Beach
M'Intire Stephen, cordwainer 23 Moyamensing road
M'lver Michael, brickmaker Lombard near Sch. river

[see M'Kever
M'Kane William, grocer south Sixth cor. Fitz waiter
M'Karaher Charles, sawmaker back 12 Cresson's alley
M'Karaher Chaslate hardware merchant 106 south 10th
M'Kane Mary Blackberry alley
M'Kay John, shoemaker 9 Prosperous alley
M'Kay Thomas, bricklayer 7 Sugar alley [see M'Coy
M'Ke'age James, painter &c. 13 South alley
M'Kean Alexander, labourer, back 13 Decatur
M'Kean Ann, widow milliner 147 Cherry [see M'^Cahan
M'Kean George, labourer 67 north Tenth
M'Kean Joseph B. Esq. (Judge) 250 Arch above Ninth
M'Kean Thomas, gentlem an 1 17 south Fifth
M'Kean Thomas, mariner 93 Race
M'Kean, widow of Thomas, late governor, 130 S. Sixth
M'Kee Andrew, tailor 8 Harmony court
M'Kee Andrew, saddler 18 south Tenth
M'Kee Bernard, drayman 4 Farmer's row
M'Kee Bernard, bottler 35 Powell street

[see M' Gee M' Mackk and Mackey
M*Kee James, weaver 8 Rhil's court
M'Kee James, weaver 12th above Lombard
M'Kee William, labourer near Pratt's place Sch.
tM'Keel John, porter Green's court
M'Keen Andrew, tailor 2 Richardson's court
M'Keever Benjamin, tanner and currier 19 Franklin

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. M'K O

iU'Keever Charles, labourer Webb's alley

M Keever M. labourer. Cedar near Schuylkill river

M'Keever Peter, smith 50 Shippen street '

M'Keighan Sarah, widow 112 Cherry

M'Kever Isaac, ropemaker Shakamaxon cor. Prince (K)

M'Kever widow ot John, sea captain 45 Almond

M'Keown George, grocery & tavern 294 Cedar

M'Kenna Felix, weaver, Hopkins' court

M'Kenna EUzabeth Mrs. Oak street (S)

M'Kenny Mary, widow Sink's court

M'Kenny Miciiael, '.rinter 180 r.onh Water

M'Kenny Thomas R . drayman West saeet near Hanover

M'Kenzie Charles, tailor 42 Strawberry

[seeA/'Kinzie and IMackenzie
M'Kenzie Hugh, mariner 105 Christian
M'Kenzic Hugh, mariuer 78 Christian
fM'Kenzie Janies, mariner 73Pas>yunk
M'Kenzie John, Columbian pie-house 3 Gotbrth alley
M'Kenzie John S. W.cor. George andSliippen
M'Kenzie Mrs. widow 7 Budd
M'Kibbm David, grocer X W. cor. Union & Second—

d h 34 Union
M'Kibbin James, printer 137 Pine
M'Kibbin John, printer 137 Pine
M'Kibbin William sea captain 192 Pine
M*Kimm William labourer Washington ab. Callowhill
M'Kinlay James, plasterer 224 south Third
M'Kinley David, labourerPrince near Frankford road
M'Kinley John, teacher, back 40 north Fourth
M'Kinley lilizabeth, widow Oak street
M'Kinley Hugh, cordwaiuer Juniper above Cheny
M'Kinley Mary, widow 32 Crown
M'Kinley Martha, dn' goods store 133 south Ninth
M'Kinley Nathan, cordwainer 9 Whitehall
M'Kinley Thomas, carter cor. 5th 8c Merriott's lane
M'Kinley William, grocer b^V cor. Second & Dock
M'Kinney Abraham, carpenter 9 Bird's alley
M'Kinney Felix, weaver cor. George and Pitt (N L)
M'Kinney James, tavernkeeper Vine near Schuylkill
M'Kinney Mary, seamstress Sixtli above Green
M'Kuiory Fanny, widow 42 Coates' alley
tM'Kinsey Donald, porter 51 Small street
M'Kissick William bootmaker 15 Elizabeth
M'Knight A. M. burr millstone maker 5 Decatur
M'Knight George, grocer 287 S. Fourth [^see M" Knight
M'Knight James, printer 336 south Second
M'Knight Robert, labourer Juniper above Race
M'Kowen George, cordwainer 45 Passyunk road

{see M'Euen and M*Gowen
M'Koy James, shipwright, Maiden near Beacn
M'Koy Robert, bellowsmaker and brandcutter 7 Tam-
many, shop Lily alley \s€e M'Koy and M^Kay
M'Koy William accountant 90 Spruce

M«MU whitely's annual

M'Lamie Margaret, nurse 228 Catharine
M'Lane John, tailor Pullin's court

{see M'Clane, M'Learn and M'Lean
M'Laren Archibald grocer NW corner Sixth and Wood
M'Laughlin Catharine, widow M'Ginnes' conrt
M'Laughlin Charles, broker 28 Carter's alley
M'Laughlin Dennis, nailer, back 269 Race
M'Laughlin Eleanor, widow Hazel alley
M'Laughlin George, grocer, 133 Pine
M'Laughlin Hugh, cordwainer 390 High
M'Laughlin Rev James 374 north Front
M'Llaughlin James, baker 225 south Fifth
M'Laughlin John, stonecutter 392 Race
M'Laughlin John, lal3ourer21 Pine alley
M'Laughlin Mary Mrs. 25 Meade alley
M'Laughlin Patrick, grocer 54 Cedar
M'Laughlin Samuel, soapboiler Hopkins's court
M'Laughlin William, mariner 36 Meade alley
M'Laveen Myles, sea captain 113 Race
M'Lean Ann, widow, back 21 Plum
M'Lean John, constable 3 Gaskill street see J^PLatie
M'Learen Duncan, carpenter 88 porth Sixth
M'Learner Samuel labourer Sch. 3d. south of George
M'Learn Samuel, carpenter 41 Passyunk
M'Lear James, caner 19 Fitzwalter
M'Leod George, shipchandler &c. 40 South wharves
M'Leod Christiana, nurse 81 north Thii-d
^I'Leod John, head measurer of grain, coal, salt, &c

48 Swanson near Almorid [^see JPCioud(s!' JVI'JLoud
^I'Leod Malcolm, carpenter, back 154 Race
M'Linchey James, grocer 260 south 2d \&ee A/' Glinsey
M'Mackin Dennis, cordwainerSW cor. Lombard & 6th

M*Mahon newscariner back 128 north Fifth

M'Mahon Patrick, labourer 71 Passyunk road
M'Mahon T. P. seed merchant & nurseryman Svc 13

south Second
M*Mahon Henry, storekeeper 118 south Fifth cor. Pine
M'Mahon Philip, carter 276 south Fifth
M'Mahon Wm. F. printer (secretary Typographical

society) 45 Pine
M'Main Andrew, cooper Rose alley
M'Maken Samuel, chairmaker 296 south Front
M'Mannemy Bernard, bricklayer Washington near

Ridge road
M'Manamy Joseph, stonecutter, back 85 Passyunk road
M'Mennomy Henry, tailor N E cor. George and Tenth
M'Mennomy James, tavernkeeper Bushhill
M'Mennomy Thomas, shopkeeper 82 George (S- )
M*Manniis Mary, nurse Cypress alley
M'Mannus Michael, glovemaker, 288 south Fourth
M'Mannus. Owen, carter, 12th above Locust
M'Masters John, constable 80 Union
M'Muilan James, grocer 227 south Second

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. M^NF.

M*Mullan 6c Mulock, grocers, 227 south Second
M*Michael John, labourer Spruce near Sch. Fifth
M'Michael John, drygoods store 447 nurth Second
M'Michael Wm. shipwright corner Cherry and Duke
M'Minn Robert, 177 Green street
M'Minn Robert, late ironiponger, 104 north Sixth
M'Mmn Samuel, lastmaker 37 Walnut
M'Minn Wm. back 121 Arch
M'Minnamy Wm. cordwainer 19 Crab street
M'Mullen Archibald, drayman 284 south Seventh
M*Mullen John R. blacksmith 268 Swanson 8c 23 Prime
M'Mullen Neal, innkeeper, 319 north Front
M'Mullen Wm. shipwright 25 Prime ^see MiUe7i

M'MuUin Constant, widow, back 33 German
M'Mullin Elizabeth, teacher 8 College avenue
M^Mullin Hugh, labourer 83 Budd
M'Mullish Isaac, carpenter, 125 south Eleventh
M'Mullin John, goldsmith and jeweller 114 south Front
M'Mullin Joseph, grocer 155 south Front ab. Spruce
M'Mullin Joseph T. ladies' shoemaker 55 south Fourth
M'Mullin Robert, lumber merch*t — yard 161 and dwell-
ing 62 Swanson
M'Mullin Robert, jun. lumber merch't 361 south Front
M'Mullin Robert, labourer Shippen above Seventh
M'Mullin Rosina, teacher 52 Zane
M'Mullin Sarah, widow, seminary 1 Norris's alley
M'Mullin Thomas, carpenter, back 8 Mulberry alley
M'Mullin Wm blacksmith, 25 Prime street .
M'Munn Wm. shallopman Baker's alley
M'Murdy Benjamin, confectioner 119 Browne
M'Murdy Jonathan, confectioner 346 north Second
M'Miirry Jesse, clerk 7 Littleboy's court
M'Murry Judith, widow 36 Zane
M'Murtrie, Jas. stock broker, &c. inquire 57 Dock
M'Namara James, storekeeper 3d above German, road
M'Namee John, typefounder High west of Sch. Fourth
M'Namee John, carpenter, back 203 Coates
M'Namee Michael, cordwainer High near Sch. Fourth
M'Namee Wm. 228 Catharine street
M'Nally Bernard, tobacconist, 298 south Front
M'Neran Malcom, sea captain, 336 south Front
M'Neal John, labourer Mark's lane
tM'Nael Peter, stevedore 153 Cedar
M'Naghton Wm. cordwainer, &c. 52 Cedar
M'Neal Thomas, labourer Cedar near Sch. Seventh
M'Neal Wakefield, labourer Vine near Sch.
M'Neal Isaac, bookbinder, back 54 north Fourth
M'Neil Ann, widow S E corner Pine & Thirteenth
fM'Neil Mary, widow, 165 Pine
M'Neilledge Alexander, mate of vessel, 75 Gaskill
M'Neillis Wm. razorstrop maker 19 Jones's alley
M'Neilly John, innkeeper, 226 south Sixth street
M'Nemar James, farmer 107 Moyamcnsing road

MAC whitely's annual

M'Night Robt. labourer Juniper ab. Race [«ee M^A'ig/ie
M'Nichol Charles, cordwainer 120 south Tenth
M'NuUy Patrick, weaver, George (N. L.) near Second
M'Owen Hannah, widow 296 Race
M'Ovi Edward, wea\ ei Germantown road near Third
M'Phail Ann, widow, grocer N W cor. Walnut & 8th
M'Pherson Alex, labourer 24 Barron
M'Pherson Daniel, sea captain 100 south Fifth
M'Pherson Hugh, sea captain 5 Mary (S.)
M'Pherson Jolin, Frankford road above Palmer
M'Pherson, Misses Margaret and Maria, 289 Spruce
M'Pherson Mary, widow 15 South alley
M'Pherson Robert, ship carpenter, 492 south Second St.
M'Pherson Robert, labourer 24 Barron street
M'Pherson and Ross, confectioners, &c. 74 High
M'Pherson widow of John, 74 High
M'Pherson Sarah, mantuamaker, 15 South alley
M'Pherson Thomas, labourer, 28 Little Water
M'Quaid Felix, tallow chandler Old York r. cor. Noble
M'Queen Archibald, rigger Oak below Coates
M'Que Patrick, labourer Juniper above Race
M'Quillan High, sea captain 164 Lombard
M'Quillin Elizabeth, widow 98 Christian
M'Ree Andrew, late wheelwright Say street
M'Shane Charles, cordwainer 7 Watson's alley
M'Shane Ezekiel, accountant 47 north Sixth
M'Swain George, woodsawyer Hazel alley
M'Toy Wm. shopkeeper Fourth above Poplar
M'V^ea Daniel, m. d. Perry street
M'Vey James, weaver 244 south Fourth
M'Vicker John, labourer, back 387 Race
M'Williams Mary, mantuamaker 224 south Third St.
Maag Margaret, tailoress 2 Starr alley
Mass David J. baker 60 Almond
Macantee Bernard, tobacconist Castle street
Macarty Rebecca, midwife Heyde's court
Macashin Mark, stonemason Cedar ab. Ninth
Macauley Isaac, patent floor cloth manufacturer, store
4 north 4th — manufactory and dwelling Bushhjn

{see MCaulcy
Maccoun D. merchant 292 High — d h 6 Franklin row
Mace Joseph, combmaker 10 Poplar lane
Mace Rachel, boardinghouse, 29Cresson*s alley
Macfadden Archibald, typefounder Cedar above Ninth
Macfadden John, typefounder Cedar above Ninth
Macferran Samuel, justice of the peace 456 north 3d
Machan Thomas, chairmaker 167 north Front
Mack Conrad, baker Passyunk road below Christian
Mack Jacob, ropemaker Cedar above Eleventh
Mack Nicholas, tavernkeeper. High near Sch. Eighth
Mack William, saddler Germantown r. near first gate
Mackason Mary, 25 Race
Mackason WilUam, shipwright 31 Duke (N t.)

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. MAG

AMackdoyle Walter, dyer Frankford road above Queen

Mackentire Elizabeth, widow, 26 Chester

Mnrkenzie Mary, widow 36 Union [see ArKcnzie

Mackenzie William, gentleman cor. Union and Second

Mcir.key Richard, grocer cor. Moyamensing & Federal

Mackey William, carter Vine above Tenth

Mackey Wm. ropemaker Cadwalader [see M''Kee

Mackie Elizabeth, widow 184 St. John

Mackie Peter, accountant 69 New

Mackie Thomas, merchant 265 south Front

Mackie Wm. ropemaker, Pitt near Germantown road

Mackintire Abel, commission agent, back 19 N 2d—

shoe store 46 High — d h 83 Walnut [see M'-Jntirc
fMacklin Moses, sawyer back 109 Queen (S)
Mackvay James, tailor Sch. Seventh below Walnut
Mdcky Robert, labourer 101 Queen (S)
Macomson Joseph, carpet weaver 224 Race
Macurdy Hugh, drygoods store 243 S 2d [see M' Curdy

Madden Agnes, widow, Dean's alley
"Madden Catharine, washerwoman 39 Crab
■Madden Jeffery, labourer Bonsall
Madden Mary, widow 26 Race

Maddin Ferdinand, bottler 9 Brewer's alley (Wood)
Maddock E. E. mercht. 153 S Front— d h 223 Lombard
Maddock Hannah, tailoress, &c. 31 Crown
Maddock Wm. carpenter Old York road above Nobl^
Maddox Israel, watchman Philadelphia bank, back 110

Catharine
Madeira David, mariner 114 Shippen
Madeira G. A. and J. merchants 239 High
Madeira Peter, carter U. S. arsenal Gray's ferry road
Madill Catharine, Cauffman's court
Madill George, printer Cauffman's court
Madill Margaret, widow. Cherry below Sch. Sixth
Madureria Jane, Mrs. of Josepli, I'enth below Pine
MaflFet David, drygoods store 8 S Second [see Moffet
Maflfet James, shipmaster 122 Christian street
Magan Michael, baker 86 south Third
Magaheran Mary Miss, Union N W corner Third
Magarge Samuel, flour and feed store 237 N Front
Magaw A. S. attorney at law Say street
Magee Hugh S. oakcooper 132 Vine

[see 3f ' Gee and Maghct
Mager Nicholas, tailor 32 Duke (N L)
Mager, widow of Philip, tailor 30 Duke (N L)
Maggs Rachel, widow, nurse Rose ay. below Browne
Magilton Martha, tailoress 31 Gilles' alley
Magner Charles, Vauxhall tavern, S W cor. of Goforth

and Carter's alley
Magnis Daniel, teacher of elocution, 83 Locust
Magoffin William M. & Co. merchants 189 High
Magonagle John, cooper 13 Catharine
Magrady John, cedar cooper 181 St. John
Magragh George, carver 11 Quarry

MAN whitely's annual

Magrath Michael, tallowchandler 23 Wood st — d h

34 Ann (N L)
Magvaw John, labourer Smith's court near Sch. 8th
Magraw Thomas, cordwainer 413 north Fourth
Maguier Mary, widow, 17 Appletree alley
Maguire John, grocer S E cor. Fourth and Callowhill
Maguire James, typefounder 263 south Fifth street
Maguire Thomas", labourer cor. Sch. Front & Chesnut
Mahany James A. attorney at law 89 Race — d h 55 Vine
MahofFer William, saddletree maker, back 220 N 8th
Mahon John, waterman 121 Swanson
Mahony Michael, grocer High near Schuylkill Fourth
Mahony James, labourer Prime above Front
Mahony John, teacher High west of Schuylkill Fifth
Mahl John, hog victualler Germantownr. bel. 1st gate
Mahorter Elizabeth, widow 143 Cheny
Mahy John, cordwainer 63 north Fifth
Main Charles, mariner 2 Parham's alley
Main James, shipwright, back 57 Budd \_see Mein

Main Thomas, shipwright Maiden near stone bridge
Mains Arthur, weaver 1 Crab
Mains John, cordwainer 1 Crab

Maison John A. merchant 196 High [*ee Mason

Maitland John & Thomas, grocers 187 S 4th near Lom-
bard— d h of John, 119 Lombard
Maitland Thos. merchant 17 S Water— d h 153 Pine
Major Robert, carpenter 315 south Second
Makins James N. sailmaker Spruce st, wharf— d h 11

N orris's alley
Makins Sarah, widow 11 Norris's alley
Makins William, weaver Lombard near Perry
Maikins Wm, S. carpenter, 60 and d h 11 Dock
Malbec John, ladies' shoemaker 124 south Second
Malcolm Henry, m. d. 35 Zane corner Seventh
Maley Ann, widow grocer N E cor. Walnut & Tenth
Maley John, grocer Juniper above Race
Maley Mrs. widow of Michl. grocer Juniper ab. Race
Maley Peter, stonecutter Juniper above Race
Maley Simon, labourer Cobb's court (N L)

[*<?e Marlty and Miley
Malin Charlotte, widow, 121 S Eleventh [see Mayland
Mallan Thomas, papcrstainer 268 south Fourth
Mallendar Mary, widow, 70 Queen (S)
Mallet David, shoemaker 3 Cranmer's court
Mallon Mrs. young ladies' seminary 70 Walnut
Malon Philip T. trunk manuf. 352 north Second
Malone Mary Smyth, widow, Sch. 7th above Arch
Malloney James, 26 Gilles's alley
Malsberger Joseph, storekeeper 364 north Second
Maltman James, mariner Car])enter above Front
Manderfield C. block andpumpmaker 296 south 7tlt
Mauderheld Henry, trader 58 Lombard
Mauderson Andrew, storekeeper 445 north Second
Manderson James, baker Beach near Maiden

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. MAN

Manderson John, teacher Beach near Maiden
Mandeville David, cashier of the bank of Northern

Liberties, 81 north Sixth
Mandeville Maiy, hairworker 10 Bread
Mandry & Gravenstine, liverystable 100 north Sixth
Mandry William, health officer, 102 north Sixth
Maneiy Enoch, oysterman Prime below Second
Manery Jonathan, shallopman 508 south Front
tMang John, labourer Shippen above Seventh
iVlangan John, coachspring maker 251 Race corner 7th
Manger Christ, vict 4th bel. Master, stall 42 N L market
Manger Daniel, oakcooper'Fourth above Poplar
Maneuvre Maria, widow of Louis, confectioner 176 S 2d
Manien-e Benjamin, mariner 32 Meade alley
Manigault Margaret S. widow N W cor. 9ih & Spruce
Manington Thomas, labourer 7 Stephens' court
Mankin Edward, tailor 258 north Second
Manley Wilham, innkeeper 91 north Water
fManlove Philip, carter 18 Kunckel street
tManlove Solomon, labourer 28 Elizabeth
Manlove William E. grocer 164 Shippen
Maiily Henry, gentleman 13 Branch
fMann Abraham, porter Traquair's court
Mann Catharine, widow, 79 Vine
Mann & Cupples, merchant*^ 147 High
Mann Horatio, gentleman 244 Race [see Mahon

Mann Jacob, drayman 219 north Eighth
Mann Jahan, shoemaker 389 north Front
Mann Jesse F, cordwainer 13 Pryor's alley
Mann John, cordwainer 389 north Front
Mann John, nealer in U. S mint, 62 Garden
fMann Perry, farmer Malt alley
Mann Thomas, merchant 288 High
Mann Wm. carpenter 170 S Water & 171 south Front
Mannal Andrew, baker cor. Third and Germantown r.
Mannerly Enoch, fisherman Prime above Front
Mannhardt C. L. inquire 200 High
Manning Elizabeth, 59 Race
Manning John, mariner 170 Shippen
Manning John, silverplater, back 251 Race
Manning Thomas S. printer — office 30 Shakspeare

buildings N W cor. 6th & Chesnut— d h 13 S Sixth
Manning WilUam, tinplate worker 242 south Second
Mannington Thomas, labourer Apple n. George (N L)
Mansfield John, tavemkeeper, Poplar lane below 4th
Mansfield Richard, Golden-eagle hotel, N W cor. High

and Ninth
Mansfield Thomas, tailor Sink's court
Mansure John, sea captain Burd*s alley
Mantell Conrad, baker 27 Walnut
Manuel J. E. carpenter shop 20 Norris's alley— d h 14

Cypress alley
ypenny Mrs. ef Joseph, 407 north Fourth

MAR WHITELY^S ANNUAL

Marbacher Charles, carpenter 4th near Germ, road
Marbacher John^ brewer 117 N 4th above Vine — d li

78 Wood
Marbele George F gentleman 93 Passyunk
Marcev Jos. tailor 30 Branch [see Mercer ^ Mercier
iMarcette Francis, tobacconist 167 south Sixth
March James, reedmaker, back "224- High [see Marsh
Marchment Jesse, shoemaker 74 Queen (S^
Marcker Philip, blacksmith, Carpenter (S) ab. Front

\_8ee Marker
Marclay Ann, widow, 30 Budd
Maree James, stonecutter, 3 Pleasant avenue
Margarim David, gunsmith Kunckel above Tammany-
Manner Andrew, oysterman, back 29 Green
Mariner Fenwick, pilot 503 south Front
Mttriner Mary, widow, 11 German
Mariner Samuel, waterman, back 281 south Third
Marinot Michael, cook 151 south Sixth
Maris & Evans, merchts. 31 S wharves— d h 101 Pine
Maris Rachel R widow of Richard, 177 Walnut (San-

som's row)
Mark Ann, widow, confectioner 91 Cedar [see Marks
Mark Elizabeth, widow 242 St. John
Mark John, merchant 78 Lombard
Mark John, minter Fifth below Buttonwood
Markel Christian, millstone maker 11 North alley
Marker Elizabeth, widow, 34 Green
Marker George, farmer, (98 years of age) Moyamen-

sing road below Jervis's lane
Marker George, tailor Sch. Front below Chesnut
Marker John, papermaker 119 German
Marker Mary, widow, south Second below Greenwich
Marker Mary, 77 north Eighth [see Marcker

Markland John, 297 Race

Markie Jacob, carpenter 5 Wood above Fourth
Markley Elizabeth, widow, back 48 Lombard
Markley Jacob, gentleman 18 Kunckel ab. Tammany
Markley Marj^, nurse 120 north Fifth
Markoe Francis, merchant 154 south Front
Markoe John, gentleman 293 Chesnut above Ninth
Marks Catharine, widow, 4 Maria street
Marks Isaac, merchant 119 north Fifth
Marks Jared, druggist, &c. Quince above Warren
Marks John, mariner 234 south Fifth
Marks Mary, widow. Old York road near Buttonwood
tMarks Samuel, fruiterer 162 Spruce [see Mark

Marks Samuel, brickmaker Lombard near Schuylkill
Marks Susannah, widow, Marks' lane
Markward William, coachsmith 8 Raspberry aUey
Marley John, coachmaker & corder Vine near Sch.
Mariey Joseph D. ladies' shoemaker, 121 north Fourth
Marley Thomas, jr. cordwainer Broad above Walnut
Marley Thon^as, mariner 6 Penn [^see Maley U" MUetj

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. MAR

Marley William, cordwainer Broad below George

Marlin Andrew, mariner 115 Catharine

Marlin Thomas, drayman Laurel near Second

Marine John, mariner, back 29 Prime

Marnell Daniel, tailor 120 south Fourth [see Monell

Marot Davenport, spinningwheel and chiirmaker 13 &

^8 Coomb's alley [see Merritt

Marot Elizabeth, widow, 19 Christian street
Ma'.ot \Vm. bookbinder 455 High — d h Juniper near

George
Marotte L. 8c G. FoUin, wine store, 3 north Fourth
Mdrotte Louis, merchant, 3 north Fourth
Marple David, gentleman 206 north Sixth
Marple Elizabeth, widow, 8 Coomb's alley
Marpole i\braham, shipwright Frankford r. n. Queen
Marran Ehzabeth, tailoress 27 Prune
Marr Abigail, widow, back 79 north Fifth

[set Marrs 'cf Maker
Marrs, widow of Robert, 17 Sterling alley
Marsh Catharine, widow, Maria nea'- Fourth (N L)
Marsh Elias, dry goods merchant 28 north Eighth
Marsh James, agent 247 south Seventh [see March

Marsh John, labourer 291 south Fourth
Marsh John, glasscutter Pine near Schuylkill
Marsh Joseph, shipwright 23 Christian
tMarsh Juber, labourer, back 107 Queen (S)
Marsh Mary, milliner 104 south Second
Marshall Abraham, carpenter 375 Race
Marshall Aaron, shoemaker 489 north Third
Marshall widow of Amor, wafermaker 59 Walnut
Marshall Benjamin, accountant 170 south Eleventh
Marshall Charles, chemist, &c. 56 Chesnut
Marshall Charles, jr. druggist 310 High
Marshall Christopher, druggist 19 north Fourth
Marshall Hannah, widow, boarding house 38 Sansom
Marshall John, vict. back 584 south Front
Marshall John, bricklayer 9 Small
tMarshall John, cook. Middle alley
Marshall widow of John, Oak bel. hayscales, (N L)
fMarshall John, blacksmith 100 north Eleventh
Marshall Joseph C. cordwainer 41 Coates
Marshall Mary, boardinghouse 18 Bank
Marshall Moses D. cordwainer 331 north Second
Marshall Samuel, cordwainer 123 south Third — d h 5

Beirs court
Marshall 8c Tempest, goldsmiths, 8cc. 87 south SecoTMi
Marshall Thomas, sea captain Baker's alley
Marshall William, printer 218 south Seventh
Marstoii David, gunsmith 179 north Fourth
Martel M.L. 140 south Fifth
Martens John F, sandman Broad bel. Vine
Marter Abm. terry man Camden (N J)
Martien Elizabeth, widow^ teacher 38 Church alley

MAR WHITELY^S ANNUAL

Martimer Ralph, 38 Crown
Martin Abraham, accountant 171 Arch
Martin Andrew, labourer, Pine W. Broad
Martin Benjamin, 230 south Third
Martin Benjamin, grazier 508 south Second
Martin Catharine, widow. Fourth above Poplar lane
Martin Charles, 3 Harmonj court
■j-Martin Charles, labourer, "Pottery alley
Miirtin Daniel, labourer Twelfth below Pine
Martin Edward, accountant 211 Arch
Martin Edward D. plasterer 72 Green
Martin Elizabeth, widow, 24Parham's alley-
Martin Elizabeth, nurse Knodle
Martin Frances, Mrs. 260 south Fourth
Martin George, mariner, back 338 south Front
Martin & Harts, merchants 233 north Third
Martin Jacob, grocer 293 north Third
Marti Jacob, merchant 233 and 287 north Third
Martin Jacob, gentleman 105 south Ninth
Martin Jacob, gentleman, cor. 4th and George (N L)
Martin & Jacobs, merchants 21 north Front
Martin James, gentleman 64 George (S)
Martin James, jun. grazier 48 Moyamensing road
Martin James, merchant 45 N. Front — d h 95 New
Martin Jane, widow, Sheaff's alley
Martin John, mariner 184 Cedar
Martin John F. waterman Broad near Vine
Martin John, sea captaiu 270 south Third
Martin John, carpenter Maria above Fourth (N L)
Martin John, flour stoi*e, corner High and Twelfth
Martin Jno. smith & tavern 176 S. Water & 177 S. Front
Martin Joseph, gentleman 272 north Second
Martin Joseph D. druggist, &c. 190 Callowhill
tMartin Josephine, widow 18 Elizabeth
Martin Lavinia, widow of Isaac> Lombard above Nirith
Martin Margaret, nurse 22 Little Water
Martin Margaret, widow 280 south Front
Martin Marmaduke, bricklayer 463 south Second
tMartin Mary, widow 18 Elizabeth
Martin Mary, widow 126 north Fifth
Martin Mary, widow 167 north Ninth
Martin Mary, widow 4 Unity court
tMariin Mori I la, widow, back 185 south Seventh
Martin ScParb.am, cabinetmakers 217 north Front
Martin Patrick, watch and clockmaker 98 north Sixth
Martin Patrick, labourer Sch. Fourth above Filbert
Martin Peter, baker Twelfth below Pine
Martin Philip, sea captain 55 Lombard
Martin Prosper & Co. iron founders Beach ab. Maiden
Martin Richard G. accountant 473 south Second
Martin Samuel, sailmaker 106 Lombard
Martin Samuel, calico printer Old York r. n. mill pond
Martin Samuel M. merchant 16 N. Front— d h 21 Wood

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. MAS

Martin Sarah, boardinghouse 4 Swanson

Mnrtin Susannah, widow, Sch. Seventh below Walnut

Mnrtin Thomas, grazier 457 south Second

Martin Thomas, carpenter 293 south Fourth

Mvtrtin Thomas, blacksmith 29 Gilles' alley

Martin Thomas, carpenter. Maiden near sione bridge

Martin Thomas, tallowchandler 98 north Sixth

Martin Tobias, smith, shop 226— d h 160 Race

Martin William, merchant 29 south Second

Martin V\'m . cabinetmaker 217 N. Front — dh 87 St. John

Martin William, victualler, d h Spring Garden, stall 22

New market south Second
Marts Susannah, widow, Mark's lane
M 'sden Benjamin, merch. 19 S. Water & 13 S. wharves
Masden & Bunker, merchants, 19 south Water and 13

South wharves
Masden John, copperplate printer, back 58 Ann (N L)
Mashmon Catharine, widow, 435 south Second
Masminster.John, labourer 7 Garden
Mason Alva, engraver in brass, &c. 13 south Fourth —

d h back 58 Zane
Mason Ann, widow boardinghouse 276 High
Mason C. teacher Philadelpliia academy 40 north 4th
Mason D. H. engraver in brass, &c- 13 south Fourth
Mason Elias, tailor south Second above Federal
Mason Elizabeth, widow 64 Catharine
Mason Elizabeth, 13 Vine
Mason George, rush bottomer 63 Filbert
Mason Isaac, 135 south Eleventh
Mason Isaac N. bookbinder N E cor. Chesnut & Water
M ison James, carpenter 15 Noble
M ison James, tailor. Relief st.
Mason John, brassfounder 431 north Third
Mt.son Joseph, hatter, back 29 Beck's alley

i Mason Joseph, oysterman 23 Prosperous alley
lason Mary, matron of the Penn. hospital Pine ab. 8th
Mason Philip, superintcndant of the Lancaster turnpike

131 south Sixth
Mason Richard, m. b. 49 north Eighth {^see Maison
Mason Robert, 85 Shippen

Mason Robert, merch. 40 S. wharves — d h 157 Pine
Mason Robert, mariner 65 Meade alley
Mason Samuel, stewart of the Penn. hosp. Pine ab. 8th
Mason Samuel, jr. clock and watchmaker 167 Chesnut

— d h 35 south Fourth
Mason & Seelhorst, grocers N E cor. Race and Fifth
Mason Simeon, grocer N E cor. Race and Fifth
Mason Tan ton, baker 6 Meade alley ^

Mason Thomas, toll collector at Upper ferry bridge Sch.
Mason Thomas A. apothecary and druggist 183 S. 6th
Mason William, oak cooper 9 Decatur
Mason W. cabinetmaker 99 north Front—d h back 40

Ann (NL)
Mason William, 140 St. John

MAT wmitely's annual

Mason William, engraver in brass, &<l 13 south Fourth

— (1 h 8 Norris's alley
Mason W. Sc A. engravers in brass^ &c. 13 south 4th
Massac John, sailmaker S. wharves S W corner Cedar

— d h near Gaskill
Massey Charles, jun. nnerchant 28 South wharves— d h

170 Arch
Massey Henry, cotton spinner. Second, above Germ. r.
Massey James W. planemaker 58 St. i ammany
Massey Job.n, gentleman, Camden (N J)
Massey Lydia Eliza, 6 Chester
M;.ssey Thomas, sea captain 23 German
Mhssey Thomas, carpenter Juliana below Green
Massey William, accountant 6 Cliester
Master Joseph, gauger 68 Spruce
Master William, ladies' shoemaker 65 north Third
Mather, widow of James, grocer George above Tenth
Mather Jeremiah, weaver Cedar cor Twelfth
tMathers Edward, sawyer corner Coates and Fifth
Mathers Thomas, waterman Marlborough near Queen
Matthias A. carpenter 94 St. John
Mathias Benjamin, machinemaker N. 2d nearCamacL
Mathias Samuel, drayman Juliana above Noble
Mathias Sarah, widow Second above Germ, road
Mathieu Armond, cooper 184 south Sixth
Mathieu Joseph, m. d. 52 Walnut
Mathison Neil, grocer 12 Pine
Matlack Benjamin, mate 95 Shippen
Matlack Hannah, widow, nurse 56 George
Matlack Jacob, 95 St. John below Noble
Matlack Timothy, prothonotary of the district court,

office E. wing State-house — d h 248 Spruce
Matlack Thomas, accountant 33 Chester
Matsinger Ann Mrs. gardener Irish lane
Matsinger George, carter Juniper above Cherry
Matson Mary, 92 Union
Mattern Mary, widow, back 247 N. 2d
Mathew Armand, ovsterman 184 S 6th Isee Mattheivs
Matthew Austin, grocer 389 High-— d h 12 N. Eighth
Matthew James, grocer 389 High
tMathew Peter, waiter 165 Lombard
Matthews Ahcia, ladies* boarding school SWcor. 11th

and Arch {see Mathev:

Matthews Baraibald, mariner 6 York court
Matthews Barny, mariner St. John near George
tMatthews Edwaid, dyer, 14 Hurst street
Matthews Eleanor, Mrs. Cherry below Thirteenth
tMatthews George, labourer 10 Burd's court
fMatthews Jacob, teacher Allen's alley
Mathews, widow of James, Sch. Fifth above High
Matthews James, nailer 57 George above Tenth
Matthews John, jr. boot and shoemaker 393 High
tMatthews John, labourer 39 Middle alley

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. MAY

Matthews John, paper store 393 High
Matthews Jourdan, waterman. Queen n. Marlborough
Mittthews Julia Ann, widow, 250 Lombard
Mathews Lydia, tailoress 3 Elm^lie's alley
Matthews Mttry 8c Sarah, shop keepers 202 Vi, v
Matthews Matthew, commission merchant 393 M n
fMatthews Peter, clothes dealer, Dock — d h 2

bard street
Matthews Peter, labourer 139 Pium
Mathews Richard, Willow square manuf. 177 south 2d
Matthews Samuel, labourer Queen n. MarlborovU'^i
Matthews William H. baker 67 Cedar
Matthews William, cattle dealer. Sen. Fifth bei. Hr^h
MatthewsWm.papermakerand boardmghouse 50 - -r^h
Matthewson, G. stonecutter High W. Sch. Thir
Mattingly Lewis, shoemaker 218 Eighth bel. C.,i. 11
tMattis John, waiter 16 B&rd's court
Mattison Joseph, combmaker Filbert W. Sch. Eig'itu
Mattison Sarah, Mrs. 120 Sansom
Maul Caleb, lumber merchant S W cor. Ninth and Vine
Maule Caleb, carpenter 117 north Fifth
Maule Israel, carpenter 14 John above Wood
Maule Jonathan, blacksmith Ridge road above Vine
tMaulcon Marie C. washerwoman 5 CaufFman's court
AlauU Henry, labourer Second above Prime
Maull Jas. sailmaker 12 S. wharves — d h 19 Carter's ay.
Maull Jbhn, sailmaker 19 Carter's alley
Maull, widow of N. boatbuilder 19 Christian
Maull R. and J. sailmakers 9 South wharves
Maull Robert, sailmaker 4 Bread — loft 9 South wharves
Maull William, shipwright 567 south Second
Maurer John A. m. d. Lawrence above Wood
Maxtield John, cordwainer 16 Crab
Maxfield Joseph, accountant 222 north Fourth
tMaxfield P. porter 246 Lombard
Maxseiner Adam, shopkeeper 30 Ann (N L)
Maxwell Andrew, carpenter 181 south Seventh
Maxwell & Co. commission merchants 79 south Front
Maxwell Elizabeth, widow 174 south Sixth
Maxwell James, bookseller and printer, S E corner of

Fourth and Walnut
Maxwell James, carpenter 512 north Front
Maxwell James, cordwainer Spafford street
Maxwell James, weaver. Cedar above Twelfth
Maxwell James, wharf builder Frankf. r. near Maiden
Maxwell James, commission merchant 140 Chesnut
Maxwell John, grocer 237 south Fourth
Maxwell Hannah, widow Maiden near Beach
Maxwell John, sen. weaver 116 Christian
Maxwell John, jun. carpenter 116 Christian
Maxwell Robert, whartbuilder Maiien near Beach
Maxwell Sarah, widow 9 Lytle's court
May Daniel, bricklayer Queen above Third

MEA whitely's annual

May Henry, hatter N E cor. Tenth and Cherry
M <y Esther, widow Parliam's alley
May John, brickmaker Beaver near Pitt
May Lewis, shoemaker Lawrence above Wood
May Lewis, jr. carpenter 344 Race
May Maria, widow, back 264 St. John
May Mary, widow 77 north Tenth
Mayberry Martha, washerwoman 27 Gilles's alley
Maybin John, merchant 5 Chesnut — d h 124 Arch
Mayburry Jeremiah W. grocer 268 north Front
Mayer Andrew, coach and sign painter N E cor. Poplar
and Rachel {see Meyer and Maker

Mayer Philip F.Rev, d. d. 87 Sassafras
Mayer John Dr. surgeon 500 north Third n. Germ. r.
Mayer John, labourer Frankford road above Palmer
Mayhew David, baker 120 Browne
Mayhew David, combmakev Poplar above Second
Mayhew Hazael, combmaker 269 north Second
Mayhew Joseph, carter 128 Brmvne
Mayhew Samuel, tailor 70 north Third
Mayland Jacob, tobacconist 99 Sassafras cor. Third
Mayland James, tobacconist Beach near Maiden
Mayland Samuel, tobacconist 26 Sassafras alley
Mayland Samuel, tobacconist 416 north Front

\se€ Malin^ Moreland and Moyland
Maylin Joseph, Sixth below Germantown road
Mayne Thomas, shipmaster back 204 north Se(?ond
Mays Joseph, shoemaker Carrell's court 4th st. (N L)

{see Maze iP" Mease
Mays Mary, widow 168 south Third
Maysenhalder Charles, jeweller &c. 26 Strawberry
May ville Mrs. widow, back 325 Spruce
May weg John, whitesmith Green below 4th & cor. 3d
May weg Wilham, hardware merchant 94 High
Maze John G. carpenter 33 Mary (S)

{see Mease isf Maya
Maze Mrs. boardinghouse cor Watt's and Shield's ay
Mazurie James L merchant 115 south Third
Mead Elizabeth, widow cor Fourth and Maria (N L)
Mead Chas. teacher Franklin academy 32 Church ay
Mead Jeremiah, ladies' shoemaker Bernard's court
Mead John G. vict 40 old (N L) market — d h Germ.r.

iMead Lewis, hairdresser 414 High
lead Margaret Mrs. of Richard, Chesnut above 12th
Mead Mrs. of Lanson, 9 Well's row, north Eighth
Mead Samuel, carter, corner Cherry ay. and Twelfth
Meade EUzabeth, widow 291 south Third
IMcade Guy. maiiner 292 south Third
Meade James, hairdresser 291 south Third
Meade Mary, widow of Edward, shipmaster N. Sixth
above Wood

iMeadesel Anthony, oysterman ct. in Blackberry alley
lealy Patrick, tavemkeeper 2 south Fourth

■PHILADELPHIA DlRFXTORY. MEL

Mealy William, brickmaker Thirteenth bel. Walnut
Means Elizabeth, widow 23 Green {_see Mien Isl" Mam
Means John, victualler — d h Southwark, stall 2 market

soutu Seccffid
Meany John, 4 (Franklin row) south 9th
Meany Owen, labourer 319 Spruce
Me. irs Benjamin, china store 47 south 4th \_8ee Meer
Mease James, m.d. 192 Chesnut [^see Maze iT* Mays
Mease John, surveyor of damaged ships and corgoes,

Norris's alley
Mecaskey Audrew, drygoods store 143 north Third
Mecaskey John, storekeeper 201 south Second cor Pine
Mr chlin Jacob, accountant 149 Race
M'cTj. Michael, labourer St. Mary's street below 7th
Mecke John, cabinetaiaker and upholsterer 402 N 2d
Mtrcom & Rogers, boardinghouse 113 Arch
Medary Samuel, turpentine distitiller, store 447 north

Front — d h 16 Poplar lane {^see Madeira

Meehan John S. printer 12 south 8th— d h 253 S 7th
fMedcap Philip, waiter, back 26 Barron
Meeker Cory, cordwainer 377 north Second
Meeker Daniel, cordwainer 246 north Second
Meeker widow of Samuel S S E cor. Third and High
fMcekle Elisha, waiter 30 Burd's court
Meer John, artist 4 south Seventh

[see M ears y Meyer i:t Meres
Meer John, jun. artist Juniper below Chesnut
Meers Joseph, stagedriver 148 Cherry
Meers Mrs. victualler 351 Callowhill
Megan Sophia, widow 106 Christian street
Megaw Thomas, porter cor Fifth and Davis's court
Megella John, Hunter's court
Megonegal Roswell, teacher 216 north Sixth
Megraw Thomas, tavernkeeper & bottler N E corner

Cedar and Tenth
Meguire John, carter Vine alley above Twelfth
Meguire Patrick, typefounder Shippen above Seventh

[see Maguire ijf M' Guire
Mehany Richard, ship watchman back 57 south Water
Meiers Joseph, coacnman 9 Appletree alley
Meigs Charles D m. d, 134 north Eighth
Mekeal Abraham, carpenter Lombard above Twelfth
Mcinicka Christian, bootmaker 285 Vine
Melbeck John, broker and commis. mercht. Washington

near Ridge road
Melchor Horatio L. deputy sheriff 82 Locust below 9th
Melchor John, oakcooper 1 1 south ay & 4th ab Poplar
Melick John, vict. Button wood above Charles
Melick Peter, labourer Cobb's court
Melish John, geographer 121 Chesuut, where maps oi

every kind may be had
Melius Wm. floorcloth printer Bushhill

MER whitely's annual

Melizet Francis, merchant 141 south Second
Melone John, combmaker 9 Branch
Mellan Robert, carpenter 56 Current ay.
IV^llen widow of Wm. smith Church street
Mclly B. widow of Wm. 203 Shippen street
Melsom Edward, grocer S E cor 11th and Locust
Mendenhall Adam, accountant 2 Elmshe's ay
Mendenhall Isaac, wheat fanmaker 22 Old York road
Mendenhall Isaac, wheat fanmaker 12 Little Dock —

d h 93 High
Mendenhall P. accountant 29 Elfreth's ay
fMendonzer Anthony, hairdresser 29 Lombard street
Menige' & Godebout, oysterman 30 south Sixth
Menige' Oliver, oysterman 30 south Sixth
Menus John & Joseph, hog vict. c:>r Charles & Pleasant
Mensing Frederick, bootmaker 11 south Sixth
Mentz Charles, tinplateworker 71 High — d h 6 Poplar
Mentd^eorge W. bookbinder, bookseller and stationer

71 Sassafras Isee Mintz

Menzies John, clock and watchmaker S W cor Front

and Spruce
Merady Joseph, labourer Shippen's lane
Mercer Bernard, carpenter S W cor 10th & Locust
Mercer George, tavern and grocery 160 south Water

and 161 south Front
Mercer George, grocer 56 Almond
Mercer Jane, grocer 173 south Fifth
Mercer Robert, sea captain 1 Mary (S) [see Marcer
Mercer Robert, auctioner 314 High
Mercer Thomas, grocer SW cor Christian and Swanson
Mercier Charles, confectioner 104 High
Mercier Charles, accountant 10 Pleasant avenue
Mercier Sarah, widow 4 Cypress ay.
Merdick Ann, shopkeeper Maiden near Beach

[see Mttrdock
Meredith Ann, widow, back 3 Little Pine
Meredith Benjamin, plasterer 98 Crown
Meredith Benjamin A. hardware merchant 44 north

Second—d h 49 Duke (N L)
Meredith David, baker Buttonwood above Fifth

i Meredith David mariner Grissel's ay.
leredith Jos. coachsmith 193 Shippen & 11 Hyde's ct.
Meredith Joseph, labourer cor» Sen. Fifth and Pine
Meredith Moses, innkeeper Coates above Fourth
Meredith widow of Thos. innkeeper Buttonwood n. 5th
Meredith William, counsellor at law, office 1 south 6th

— d h S W cor. Chesnut and Tenth
Meredith William M. attorney at law, 1 south Sixth —

d h S W cor. Tenth and Chesnut
Meriti Jacob & Co. 355. Race
Meres Sarah, widow 75 Christian street
tMeres Shadrack, mariner, back 444 south Front
Merkle Christian, labourer 11 North ay.

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. MEY

Merklee Conrad, cordwainer 108 north Third

Merrick Amos, ladies' shoemaker Merriott'sl. near 5th

Merrick Alexander P. mariner 254 south Front

Merrick Hannah, widow 48 north Sixth

Merrick Joshua, carpenter 8 Mary (S) ^

Merrick Richard, teacher Eleventh above Locust

Merriken Eliza, widow. Cherry above Eleventh

Merrill Otis B printer 77 north Eighth

Merrill Mrs. Otis B. ladies' hatmaker &c. 77 N 8th

Merrit Cinnetta, widow 6 Jones' ay.

Merrit E. S. & M. bonnetmakers 67 Mulberry

Merrit Georg , blacksmith Prince below Second (S)

Merrit John, pilot 3 Parkham's ay. [see Marot

Merrit John, mariner 425 south Front

Merrit John, oysterman 270 south Fifth

Merritt Joseph, labourer Webb's ay.

Merritt & Lance, oyster cellar S W cor 6th & Carpenter

Merritt Susan, widow 39 George (S)

Merrio Andrew, baker, back 422 south Front

Merryman John, carter, corner Queen and Third

Mervin Ferdinand, ladies' shoemaker 365 south Front

Mervine Andrew, cooper Buttonwood near Eighth

Mervine Hannah, widow, teacher 181 Plum street

Mervine John, cooper Vineyard near Ridge road

Mervine John, tailor N W corner Dock and Walnut

Mervine Peter, cooper 2 Franklin street

Mervine Thomas, smith Upper ferry road

Meser Henry, baker Hammilton village

Messchert Matthew H. merchant 11 Sansom

Messeix Samuel, 510 south Second

Messinger Simpson, hatter 139 High S W corner 4th

Metcalfe Margaret, widow 6 Chancery

Metcalfe Wm. teacher back 10 north Front

Metham Pren, muffinbaker 73 south Fourth

Mesteyer Lewis, comedian, Arch street theatre — d h

2 College avenue
Metts George, Buttonwood near Sixth \_see Mitz

Metts Barbary, widow Buttonwood near Sixth
Mettler Samuel, 401 north Second
Mettler Wm (Buck's county inn) 337 north Second
Metz Barbara, widow Buttonwood near Fifth
Metz George, corner Fourth and Lombard
Metz George, carpenter Buttonwood near Fifth
Metz 8c Jouny, bellhangers 26 Lombard
Metzger Abraham, labourer Brown near Cherry
Metzger John, Fromberger's court
Metzger John M. tailor 245 north Second
Metzger widow of George, Old York road ab. Poplar
Mettey Thomas, oysterman, back 19 Lombard, cellar

94 north Second
Meurer Frederick, dyer Germantown road below 3d
Meyers George G. carpenter 133 north Third

MID whitely's annual

Meyer Henry, baker 9 Elfreth's ay.
Meyers Henry, sen. merchant 133 north Third '
Meyers Hannah, widow of George, innkeeper 269 Vine
Meyers Henry, jun. 20 Race

[see Mayer J Maker ^ MyerSy Mears c5* Merea
Meyers Henry, College avenue
Meyers Henry, innkeeper S W cor. Fifth and Race
Meyers Jacob, victualler stall 32 New market south 2d
Meyers John P. weaver 124 north Fifth
Meyers Mary, widow 131 north Sixth
Meyers Mary, back 154 north Fifth
Meyers widow of Michael, 13 Callowhill
Meyers & Son, drygoods store 1 33 north Third
Meyers Thomas, accountant 82 Wood
Meyers Peter C. merchant 133 north Third
Meynie' John U. merchant 7 Minor — d h 148 S Fourth

[see Meany
Michael Rachel, widow of Joseph, 100 Swanson
Michaels John, labourer, Washington street (P T)
Michellan Lewis, mate of vessel, 20 Little German
Mick George, shoemaker 285 north Third
Mick Michael, ironfounder St. Mary
Mickels Naomi, grocer S E cor. Lombard and Eighth
Mickel James, cedarcooper Frankford r. near Otter
Mickel Wm. shipwright Cherry above Duke
Mickmack Christian, welldigger Buttonwootl near 5th
Micnicka Christian, cord'vainer 104 north Sixth
fMidcap Philip, waiter 6 Hurst street
Middleton Allen & Co. blacksmiths 281 north Third, &

70 Callowhill— d k 11 Kunckel
Middleton Allen, blacksmith Emlen*s court
Middleton Ann, Mrs. 70 Penn
tM'ddleton Benjamin, coachman 129 Locust
Middleton Enoch, boxmaker, back 173 High — d h 128

St. John
Middleton Gabriel, lumber merchant 188 N Fourth
Middleton George, mariner Miller's court (N L)
Middleton Hannah, teacher Kunckel near Noble
Middleton Hudson, merchant tailor 39 Arch
Middleton Isaac, labourer Camden (N J)

i Middleton Jacob, mastmaker 153 Cedar
liddleton John, waterman, back 291 south Fourth
Mddleton John, hatter, back 160 Race
Middleton Jo.seph, tailor 22 Union ay.
fMiddleton Joseph, labourer 32 Burd's court
Middleton Joshua, carpenter 177 Arch — shop 171 High
Middleton Lewis, cabinetmaker 151 north Fourth
Middleton Robert, weaver 33 Prosperous ay.
Midc'leton Wm. agent for guardians of poor 171 Pine
Middleton & Woolly, lumber yard cor. Fourth & Green
tMiddlesworth Joseph, labourer Juliana below Noble
Midlin Walter, sea captain 379 south Front

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. MIL

Miercken Peter & Co. sugar refiners 37 Shippen
Miercken Catharine, widow 53 Shippen
Miersch Elizab. victualler Garden — stall 28 N market
Miffin & Conrad, brush manuf. 75 High
Mifflin Benjamin, printer 6 Sansom
Mifflin Jas. L. aucioneer 34 south Front — d h 351 High
Mifflin Joseph, accountant 176 Vine
Mifflin Lloyd, merchant 21 Church ay. — d h 176 Vine
Mifflin Mary, widow of Benjamin, 6 Sansom
Mifflin Mrs. C. widow of John F. 226 Walnut
M'fflin Samuel, merchant 164 south Ninth
Mifflin Thomas, merchant 31 Chesnut— d h 351 High
Mifflin Thomas, carpenter 4 Pear .
Might Eliza, Smith's court
tMilbin Peter, woodsawyer, back 12 Christian
Milbine John C. baker Lombard street alley
Miles Ann, widow. Sixth near Fitzwalter
Miles Catharine, widow, 139 south Eleventh street
Miles Edward, drawing master 206 Walnut
Miles Elizabeth, washerwoman 234 Shippen
Miles Jacob, boot and shoe manuf. 25 south Fourth
■fMiles John, waiter, back 15 Mulberry alley
Miles Lewis, 49 Cedar [see Milles isf Mills

Miles Mary, widow of John, gunsmith 86 Callowhill
Miles Rebecca, widow, !N E cor. Walnut and Seventh
Miles Robert, carpenter 114 south Tenth
Miles widow of Wm. reedmaker 429 north Third
Miley Frederick, senr. carter Juniper above Cherry
Miley Frederick, junr. carter Thirteenth below Race
Miley George, victualler and innkeeper Broad ab. Race
Miley Jacob, cordwainer N Sixth near Germ, road
Miley Jacob, victualler Second above Ger. road
Miley John, brickmaker Juniper above Cherry
Miley John, victualler George (N L) near Fourth
Miley John, victualler George above Third (N L) —
stall 16 N L market {_see Mar ley ^ My trie

Miley John, vict. 136 Browne — stall 13 N L market
Miley William, cabinetmaker 6th near Ger. road
fMilford James, labourer 6 Warner's court
Millar Thomas, watchmaker 80 north Second
Millard Charles, carver 412 north Front
Millard Clement, m. d. 410 north Front
Millard Elizabeth, widow, 16 Branner's alley
Millard WiUiam, surgeon dentist 53 Catharine

Isee Millnvard
Miller Aaron, labourer Twelfth below Race
Miller Abraham, labourer 3 Callowhill
Miller Abm. & Andrew, jun. potters 45 and 47 Zane
Miller Adam, flour mercht. 348 High \^se€ Mellars

Miller Adam, tanner Twelfth below Race
Miller Adam, tobacconist 350 north Third
Miller Adam, ropemaker Shakamaxon ab. Bedford
Miller Agnes, 1 Marble alley

MIL whitely's annual

Miller Alexander, bottler and tavern 56 south Water

Miller Andrew, sen. gentleman 45 Zane street

Miller Ann, widow, nurse 513 north Third

Miller Ann, gentlewoman 199 Spruce

Miller Ann, widow, 7 Juliana N E corner Wood

fMiller Anthony, shoemaker, back 387 north Third

fMiller Anthony, labourer 38 Blackberry alley

Miller Catharine, milkwoman Palmer above Duke

Miller Catharine, nurse 22 Poplar lane

Miller Catharine, widow, 188 St. John

Miller Catharine, widow, 32 Elizabeth

Miller Cii .tries, marmer, buck 24 Small

Miller Charles, grc>cer and chocolate manufacturer, 208

and 210 north Third
Miller Charles, baker 269 south Fifth
Miller Christian, labourer Frankford road opposite

Marlbovough
Miller Christopher, labourer 170 Shippen
Miller Clement S- attorney at law 113 Walnut — d h

202 south Front
Miller Conrad, tailor 345 north Front
fMiller Cy belle, widow, Bradford's alley
Miller D. gardener Carpenter below Sixth (S)
Miller Daniel, innkeeper 416 north Second
Miller Daniel H. hardware merchant 162 north 2d
Miller Daniel K. potter 310 north Second
Miller Daniel L mercht. 13 N 2d— d h Coates ab. rth
Miller Daniel L & Co. merchants 13 north Second
Miller David, 76 Lombard
Miller David, cedar cooper Laurel near Budd
Miller David, labourer 43 south Water
fMiller David, woodsawyer 154 south Eighth
fMiller Elijah, porter Norman alley
fMiller Elijah, labourer Ninth below Lombard
Miller Elizabeth, widow, 128 Coates' street
Miller EUzabeth, widow, Smitli's alley
Miller Elizabeth, shopkeeper 306 north Second
■Miller Ephraim, porter 2 Warner's court
fMiller Fanny, widow, Old York road near Coates
Miller Francis* combmaker Hopkins' court
Miller Francis, blacksmith Sch. Fourth near Spruce
Miller Frederick, mariner 14 York court ^

Miller Frederick, victualler Grissel's alley
Miller George, leacher of German, back 33 N. Fourth
Miller George, blacksmith Christian below Fifth
Miller George, cordwainer 187 St. John
Miller George, victualler Eighth above Buttonwood
Miller George, victualler stall 1 New Market
Miller George, black and whitesmith 212 Vine
Miller George, stove and saddletree maker 148 north

Third— d h 212 Vine
Miller George, shipjoiner 31 Charlotte
fMiller George, carpenter 2 Warner's court

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. MIL

[Miller George, porter, back 78 north Fourth
xMiller George, oysterman 130 north Second
Miller Henry, cooper 24 Hurst
Miller Henry, sawfiler 42 Arch — d h 67 Tammany
Miller Henry^ shipwright Hanover near Bedford
Miller Henry, sugar refiner Margaretta and Charlotte
Miller Henry, mariner 8 Callowhill
Miller Henry, colourman, back 314 north Second
Miller Henry H. vict, 262 N Sth—stall 12 High st. mark-
Miller Hugh, weaver, corner Cedar and Thirteenth
Miller Hugh, cordwainer Sixth above Green
Miller Isabella, tavernkeeper 95 south Water
Miller Jacob, ropemaker, corner Prime and Eleventh
Miller Jacob, potter Rose alley above Tammany
Miller Jacob, mariner 38 Christian
Miller Jacob, labourer 496 north Second
Miller Jacob, baker 18 Arch
"Miller Jacob, labourer 183 Spruce
"Miller Jacob, labourer Bro;.d near Vine
"Miller Jacob, wocdsawyer Bradford's alley
Miller Jacob, tanner 196 Lombard
Miller Jacob, vict. cellar Cedar st. — d h 122 German
•Miller Jacob, labourer, cor. Shippen & Shippen's lane
Miller James, tailor 52 north Eighth
Miller James, gardener Hamilton village
Miller James, sailmaker 89 Swanson street
tMiller James, oyster cellar 203 Cedar
Miller Jane, back 7 Filbert
Miller Jane, widow, storekeeper 260 Sassafras
Miller Jesse, sexton 1st Baptist church 42 N. Second
Miller John, innkeeper 63 north Fourth
Miller John, turner, &c 144 Cherry
Miller John, sawsharper, back 310 north Second
Miller John, jun. merchant 109 and d h 202 S. Front
Miller John, cabinetmaker Coates above Fourth
Miller John, constable 126 Callowhill
Miller John, weaver Lombard above Twelfth
Miller John, labourer 571 south Second
Miller John, shipwatch 274 Swanson
Miller John, carter Callowhill above Tenth
Miller John, carpenter Juniper above Race
Miller John, victualler 20 Old shambles High street
Miller John, smith 153 south Fifth
Miller John, labourer corner Coates and Sixth
Miller John, ostler 4 Sugar alley
Miller John, tobacconist 350 north Third
Miller John, stevedore 464 south Front
Miller John, labourer Lombard near Schuylkill
Miller John C. innkeeper 228 Swanson
"Miller John, waiter 272 south Fourth street
■ Miller John, labourer Washington near Ridge road
"Miller John, labourer Old York road near Fifth
Miller Joseph, grocer N W corner New and Third

MIL WUITELV's ANNUAL

Miller Joseph, salt store N W corner Third and New

Miller Joseph, labourer Cherry below West

Miller & Lovett, tobacconists 47 Cedar & 389 N 2d

Miller Lydia, nurse, back 110 Catharine

Miller Lydia, widow, 89 Movamensing road

Miller Margaret, widow, 348 N 3d N W cor. Green

Miller Margaret Miss, boardirighouse 287 Chesuut

fMiller Mark, carpenter, back of 90 Bedford above 7th

Miller Martin, tanner 45 Browne

Miller Mary, mantuamaker 180 Shippen

MillerMary, widow, back S3 German

MilJlftlary, widow, S E corner Eleventh and Castle

MilWrrofery, widow, back 24 Kunckel

Miller Mary, tailoress 1 Ranstead's court

Miller. Mary, tailoress 5 Pratt's court

Miller Mary, widow, Hanover above Queen

Miller Mary, widow, 134 Browne

Miller Matthew, labourer Camden (N J)

Miller Matthias, ladies' shoemaker 83 Passyunk road

Miller Michael, carter Moyamensing r. bel. Greenwich

tMiller Milford, labourer Paschall's alley

Miller Moses, ladies' shoemaker Poplar lane below 4th

Miller & Moser, potters 310 north Second

tMiller Moses, woodsawyer 13 Springett alley

Miller Mrs. widow. Garden street

Miller Nicholas, blacksmith Newmarket above Pegg

tMiller Noah, shoemaker 196 Lombard street

Miller Peter, m. d. 181 Mulberry

Miller Peter, gardener Cedar near Broad

tMiller Peter, mariner, back 199 Lombard

Miller Philip, printer York street

Miller Philip, tobacconist 47 Cedar

Miller Rachel 8c Co. storekeepers 28^ north Second

Miller Rachel,. 10 north Third

tMiller Richard, painter &c. cor. Cedar and Seventh

Miller Robert, blacksmith Juniper below Spruce

Miller Rosanna, widow, Crown near Frankford r.

Miller Robert, copperplate printer Cedar above 12th

Miller Samuel, carpenter 47 Green

Miller Samuel, wheat fanmaker 170 and 172 Spruce

Miller Samuel, ship carpenter, back 39 Beck's alley

Miller Sarah, widow. Brown below Front

Miller Simon, waterman 7 Little German

tMiller Thomas, waiter 57 Currant alley

Miller & Van Beuren, merchants 109 south Front

Miller Warwick P. of the Pennsylvania hospital

Miller, widow of Samuel, Wiley's court

Miller William, sea captain 485 south Front

MilllerWilham, jeweller, 8cc, 49 south Second

Miller William, carter 135 Cherry

MillerWm.sec'ry. to Philad. Insurance Comp. 55 Union

Mille^r Wm. grocer 415 S Front S W cor. Catharine

Miller William T. tobacconist 171 north Second

PHILADELPHIA EIRECTORY. MIN

Miller William, victualler Buttonwood above Charles
Miller Wm. drygoods store S E corner 2d and Pine
Milliette Joseph, typefounder 275 south Seventh
Milligan Francis, storekeeper 54 High — d h 13 Church
MilUgan John, farmer, bick 102 High
Milligan Patrick, cordwainer 51 Small
Milligan Samuel, attorney at law, 263 Chesnut
Milligan Wm. drayman Jones' street^ above Sch. 5th
Millikan Robert, boot and shoe manufactory 40 Chesnut

[see Mullikin
Millikan William, grocer 25 Strawberry
Milliman John, constable 17 Carter's alley
Millis Nehemiah, cabinetmaker Maria near 5th (N L)

[see Mills
Millman Je.sse, shoe warehouse 266 High S E cor. 8th
Millman William, shoemaker 348 north Second
Mills Ann, widow, 419 south Front
Mills George, lookingglass frame maker Ger. r. op'. 4th
Mills George, jun. cabinetmaker 44 Crown
Mills Edward, labourer M'Ginnes's court
Mills Elizabeth, widow, 5 Cox's alley
Mills Evey, w.Vdow, Bedford near Shakamaxon
Mills James, labourer Frankford road near first gate
Mills James, hatter Sheaff's alley \^see Miles ^ Millis
tMills Robert, porter 228 Lombard
Mills Smith, constable 79 New
Mills Whitton, ferryman Cooper's ferry (N J)
Mills William, M'Culloch's court
Millward William, mastmaker 448 north Third
Millwood John, mariner Sarah near Bedford (K)
Milne Edmund, (90 vears of age) 83 Green
Milne Michael, fruiterer S E cor. High & Third— d h

25 north Fourth
Milne Richard, merchant 9 S Front-^dph 7 San.som
Milner Eliza, widow boardinghouse T^ north Water
Milner EUza, widow S. Sixth next below Fitzwalter
Milner George, weaver 100 north Fifth
Milner Phoebe, boardinghouse 1 north Sixth
Milnor Isaac, wine and' grocery store Chesnut street

wharf d h 96 south Second =»

Milnor John, taylor 80 north Water
Milnor & Richards, grocers and iron merchants S W

corner Third and Vine
Milnor Robert, druggist, &c. 161 south Second
Milnor Wm. merchant S W cor. Vine & 3d— h h 87 Vine
Minch Benjamin, carpenter, 490 south Second street
Minck Adam, innkeeper (Golden Fleece) 240 N. Second
Mingle John & son, blacksmiths 263 Race
Mingle John, .sen. blacksmith 263 Race — d h 65 N. 8th
Mingle John. jun. blacksmith 263 Race—d h 65 N. 8th
Mingle Philip, brewer 53 Mechanic
Minns Joseph, hog victualler cor. Charles & Pleasant

MIT WHITELY*S ANNUAL

Minier William, carpenter Kunckel above Tammany
Minora T. confectioner and fruiterer 115 north Third
tMintes Barsillas, porter 24 Currant alley
fMiiites William, shipwright 269 Catharine
Mintzer Adam, carter 321 north Third
Mintzer Christopher, hog victualler stall 14 Old N. L.

market
Mintzer David, drajrman, 4th near George (N. L.)
Mintzer Deborah, widow, 35 norih Third
Mintzer Francis, ladies shoemaker, back 102 Christian
Mintzer John G. innkeeper 404 north Second
Mintzer John, victualler Fourth above Poplar lane
Mintzer Joseph, victualler back 600 south Second
Mintzer Peter, coachtrimmer, &c. Thirteenth bel. Vine
Miquet Francis, suspendermakerSc perfumer 236 north

Front
Miraben Bertrand, confectioner 15 south Fourth
Mirkil Barbara, widow Taper alley
Miskey Anthony, tailor anddrygoods store 382 north 2d
Mitchell Abel, ropemaker 566 north Second
Mitchell Abel, jun. tailor 566 north Second
Mitchell, Ames 8c White, publishers, office 305 Ai'ch
Mitchell Abm. inspector of staves 21 Duke (N. L- )
Mitchell Abraham, jun. accountant 3 Pfeiflfer's alley
Mitchell Andrew, merchant, 68 south Front
Mitchell Benjamin, bricklayer Noble near Third
Mitchell Catharine, widow back 5 Little Pine
Mitchell Charles, hairdresser and bleeder 402 north 2d
Mitchell Caleb, mariner 587 south Second street
Mitchell Daniel, cell-keeper Philadelphia almshouse
Mitchell Elizabeth, widow 5 Pleasant avenue
Mitchell Elizabeth, widow 126 north Fifth
Mitchell Francis, trunk maker Vine between 11th & 12th
tMitchell Francis, shipwright Davis's court back 72

Christian
Mitchell George, labourer 14 Green (S.)
Mitchell Gilbert L. Buck's county, and Montgomery

Hotel, S E corner Sixth and Vine
Mitchell Jacob, mahogany merchant 131 Cedar
Mitchell Jarnes & Co. grocers 8 and 12 Old Yord road
Mitchell James, fancy chairmaker 76 south Fourth
Mitchell James, m. d. 98 Shippen
fMitchell James, paperstainer, back 111 Christian
tMitchell Jane, widow, Atkinson's court
Mitchell Jesse, carpenter St. John above St. Tammany
Mitchell John, chairmaker 520 north Front
Mitchell John, labourer Marlborough near Prince
tMitchell John, upholsterer 82 Gaskill street
fMitchell John, hairdresser Ridge road near CoUowhill
Mitchell John, carpenter 70 north Sixth
Mitchell John, tailor Simmon's court
Mitchell Joseph B. accountant 64 Gaskill
Mitchell Joseph, boatbuilder 414 south Second

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. MON

Mitchell Rachel, widow 398 north Front
Mitchell Robert, grocer 50 north Third
Mitchell Samuel A. publisher, &c. 305 Arch
Mitchell Thomas, conveyancer N W cor. 3d & Spruce
Mitchell Thomas D. m. d. inquire 131 Cedar
Mitchell Thomas L. fancy chairmaker Loxley's court
Mitchell & Thomman, grocers 50 north Third
Mitchell William, whipmaker 77 and 114 St. John
Mitcheson R. bnindy & cordial distiller 275 north Third
Mitchner Isaac, farrier, corner Ger. road and Laurel
Mittaugh Eliza, widow 4 Blackberry alley

Mites Wm. Smith's court near Sch. Eighth

Mochell Wm. labourer Acorn alley
Mock Adam, carter 523 north Third street
tMode David, mariner Shippen above Seventh
Moffat Spencer, grocer, corner Race and Tenth
Moffet Alexander, weaver Cedar near Thirteenth
Moftet Casper, bootmaker, back 13 Decatur
Moffett Adam, labourer back 13 Decatur \_see Maffet
Moffett Richard, blacksmith, 210 south Seventh
Moliere Henry, gentleman 292 south Second
Molineux Benj, hatter 4 north Sixth— d h 377 Race
Milineux John E. hairdresser 187 and 189 Cedar
Molony James, currier Gray's ferry road below Cedar
Molony John, combmaker 4 back 131 north Second
Momma Henry L. weaver 145 Coates street
Monell John, merchant tailor, comer Chesnut and 6th
Monell Wm. cordwainer Margaretta below Second
Monet Peter, machinemaker Shippen above Ninth
Mongan Francis, drover 13th below High
Monges John R. m. d. 13 Sansom
Monegar John, painter, &c. Sixth above Poplar
Mongar Christian, victualler 42 Old N. L. market—

d h Fourth near Master street
Monier Phosbe, widow 8 Friends' almshouse
Moke Cynthia Mrs. 31 German
Moland Elizabeth, teacher 6 Clever alley
tMoles Samuel, bootcleaner 4 Bonsall street
Monk Phosbe, widow 1 Eckfeldt's court
Monk Joseph, mariner 168 north Water
Monnington John, carpenter 211 north Sixth
tMonroe Abraham, shoemaker Old York r. bel. Noble
jMonroe Abraham, mariner 14 Springett alley
Monroe John, clerk 212 south Fifth -*

Munroe William, cordwainer 90 Gaskill

SMonshell Jane, Miss, 246 Lombard
lontaig James, drayman 26 Juliana
Montant Claudius, storekeeper 56 south Fourth
Montanye Edvvard, cordwainer Pa.ssyunk below Pnme
Montelius Wm, merciiant 277 High—^d h 50 N. Seventh
Montelius Marcus & Co tobacconists 270 High
Montgomery Alexander jun. brickmaker 6th ab. Green

MOO WlilTELY^S ANNUAL

Montgomery Andrew, teacher 332 south FiX)nt— school

64 Lombard
Montgomery Austin, mercht. 41 N. Front — d h 252 Arch
Montgomery Charles, 33 Powell
Montgomery John C. 73 Spruce
Montgomery John, labourer West near Marlborough
Montgomery John, carpenter Second above Beaver
Montgomery John, Smith's alley
Montgomery John, bricklayer. Prosperous alley
Montgomery John, bricklayer, Loxley's court
Montgomery Joseph, merchant 101 north Front— d h 4

Rittenhouse place
Montgomery Joseph, brickmaker Buttonwood above

Charles
Montgomery Joseph jr. brickmaker Buttonwood above

Charles
Montgomery Thomas, gentleman N E cor. John &Wood
Montgomery Thomas, cordwainer cor. Walnut & 11th
Montgomery William, jun. merchant 63 Lombard cor.

Third
Montgomery Wm. merch. 101 N. Front — d h 128 Arch
Montgomery Wm. & Son, merchants 101 north Front
Montgomery William, boot and shoemaker N E corner

Chesnut and Seventh
jMontier Rachel, widow 36 Crown
Montmollin Frederick, late auctioneer 8 north Third
MontmoUin M. & L. drygoods stoi-e, 8 north I'hird
Moode Jacob, fisherman Queen near Wood
Moode John, fisherman, near the Glass-house (K.)
Moody Elizabeth, washerwoman 12th above Cherry
Moody John, printer inquire Twelfth above Chern'
Moody Moses B. merch. 10 S. Wharves — d h 94 Arch
Moody Sarah, Miss, 124 south Sixth street
Moody, Wyman & Co. merchants, ufi stairs 10 South

wharves
Moon Wm. ladies' shoemaker 12 south Second
Mooney Cornelius, grocer 268 south Fourth street
Mooney Daniel, painter, &c. 124 Sbippen corner Crab
Mooney Dennis, papermaker, Darison's alley
Mooney Hugh, blacksmith, corner High and Sch. 4th
Mooney Jacob, victualler St. John above Poplar
Mooney James, carter 260 Cedar
Mooney Jane, widow 166 Shippen
Mooney John, labourer 289 south Fourth street
Mooney John, labourer Washington above Callowhill
Mooney John, botler 298 Vine
Mooney Thomas, labourer 170 south Sixth
Moor Ann, fortune-teller 18 Blackberry alley
Moore Ann, widow 121 Swanson
Moore Ann, Sch. Front above Arch
Moore Archibald, shoemaker Second near German, road
Moore Archibald, labourer Sch. Third near High
Moore Andrew, tooth-brushmaker 9 Hinckers court
Moore Asa, cooper Bickham's court, back 254 S. Front

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. MOO

Moore Asher, coachmaker Hanse's court [see Mower
Moore Christiana, widow 95 south Fifth
Moore David, grocery and tavern, 1 Spruce
Moore David, grocer Broad below George
Moore David, cabinetmaker, 52 Crown
Moore Dorothea, widow 268 Lombard street
Moore Edward, grocer and bottler 299 Walnut
Moore Elijah, barkeeper at Merchants' coffee-house
Moore Elizabeth, widow of Marmaduke, stonecutter 43

Filbert
Moore Fred, dry goods store 18 N. 2d — d h New ab. 3d
Moore Geo. gardener, corner Carpenter & Passyunk
Moore George D. painter, &c. 479 High
tMoore George, mariner 8th below Lombard
Moore & Gray, grocers 6 Decatur
Moore Hannah, wife of John, Spafford ab. Shippen st,
tMoore Hannibal, labourer Filbert near Sch. Eighth
Moore James, carter Sixth below Coates
Moore Jacob, millwright Sarah (K.)
Moore James, oakcooper 28 Bread
Moore James, sea captain 132 south Eighth
Moore James, bottler 242 south Fourth
Moore James, weaver Hazel alley above Walnut
Moore James, soapboiler 6th near Coates
Moore Jeremiah, shoemaker 50 south Front
Moore John, carpenter 321 Race 8c Kunckel bel. Green
Moore John, biick maker 500 south Second street
Moore John, plasterer 469 Race
Moore John, victualler 82 Garden near Logan
Moore John C. bricklayer 16 Chester
Moore John Wilson, M.D. 61 Spruce
Moore John M. d. 65 south Seventh
Moore John, carpenter Kunckel below Green
Moore Jonathan, boardinghouse 13 Crab
Moore Joseph, carpenter 12th below Spruce
Moore Luke, pewterer 501 south Second
Moore Margaret, widow 24 Watson's alley
Moore Mary, widow Queen near Bishop
Moore Mary, shopkeeper 67 Race
Moore Mary, china store 13 north Fifth
Moore Mary and Sarah, 2 Bank
Moore Mary, widow 7 Shields' coiirt -
M';ore Mrs. widow, nurse Poplar lanealjove St. John
Moore Myers & Co. merchants 190 High
Moore Peter, silk seller 154 south Fifth
tMoore Reuben, master sweep 199 Lombard
Moore Samuel, carpenter, corner 4th and George
Moore Samuel F. plasterer, 155 north Ninth
Moore Sarah, widow 36 Bread
Moore Sarah, widow 89 Pine
Moore Sarah, widow 2 Lyndall's alley
Moore Sarah Ann, mantuamaker Washington street

near Schuylkill

MOR WHITELY'S ANNUAL

Moore Sarah, widow 46 St. Tammany street

Moore Thomas, grocer 19 north Fifth

Moore Wm. cordwainer 18 Starr alley

Moore Wm. weaver Newmarket near Pegg

Moore Wm. currier 480 north Second

Moore Wm ship carpenter 567 south Second

Moore Wm. soap and candle manuf. 127 south Sixth

Moore Wm. caulker Cherry near Prince

Moove Wm. blacksmith, back 249 Shippen

Moore Wm. plasterer Poplar lane near Third

fMoore Wm. carriage driver Clifton street

Moorhead George, weaver 13th near Cedar

Moran Edward, labourer Sheaff's alley

Morans Sarah, widow, back 199 Lombard

tMorant Charles, mariner 230 Lombard

Morasso Sebasti-in, tavern N Wcor. 2d and Lonjbard

Morehane Joseph, accountant, back 487 north Third

Morelapd Daniel, soapboiler Lily alley [see Morland

Moren Wm. turner Vine west of Broad

Morgan i\ury, seaman corner Bread and Arch

Morgan Benjamin R. counsellor at law 41 Arch

Morgan Bennet, stonecutter 9 Heyde's court

tMorgan Charles, woodsawyer Jones' alley (N.L.)

Morgan David, mariner 8 Parham's alley

Morgan George W. esq. 371 Arch

Morgan James, carpenter 192 Eighth above Vine

Morgan John, sheet iron manuf. 12 Pfeiffer's alley

Morgan John, seed store 88^ north Ninth

Morgan John, curlier Holmes' alley '

Morgan John, brassfounder Callowhill ab. Twelfth

Morgan Jno. E. glue & cowskin whipmaker Vine b. 12th

Morgan Luke, teacher Bishop near Queen

Morgan Luke, carpenter 289 south Fourth

Morgan Mary, widow Penn (K.)

Morgan Mordecai, m. d. 2 south Tenth

Morgan Mrs. widow, nurse 7 vVood above Second

Morgan Nicholas, mariner 68 Coates

Morgan Peter, storekeeper 265 south Second

Morgan Solomon, grocer 235 south Fourth

Morgan Thomas, sea captain 55 Queen (S. ) ,

Morgan Thomas, neatsfoot oil, glue, 8cc. manufactory

381 Callowhill
Morgan Thomas A. raercht. 41 Dock — d h 94 S. Front
Morgan Thomas W.mei*cht.433 N. Front — d h 4 Lodge
Morgan Thomas, cordwainer 116 north Sixth
tMorgan Thomas, waiter 5 Prune
Morgan Ward, sea captain 303 south Front
Morgan Wm. labourer Sch. Third above High
Morgan Wm. glue & cowskin whipmaker Vine bel. 12th
Morgan Wm H. carver and gilder 114 Chesnut
Morgan Wm.V. bookbinder Middle alley
Morin Alex, jeweller, chaser Hz die sinker 113 N. 3d
Morin John, jeweller &c. 23 north Third

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. MOR

Morland Martha, widow 132 Browne

\_see Mayland and Moreland
Morrell Abraham, mariner Green ab. Old York road
Morrell James, hatter 123 north Water
Morrell James, china raercht. 57 N. Fourth — d h 12th

above Arch
Morrell John, carpenter 125 north Eleventh
Morrell Mrs. widow, trader Wright's alley
Morrell Mrs. widow, corner Cherry and Juniper
Morrell Judith Mrs. midwife 71 Union

see Murrell and Morel
Morrell Richard, china mercht 24 Minor — dh 5 Lomb.
Morrell Richard & Thomas, china merchants 24 Minor
Morrell Robert, late china mercht. S E cor. 10th & Arch
Morrell Robert E. carpenter 148 Cherry
Morrell Thomas, china mercht 24 Minov—d h 43 S. 8th
Morris Aaron, carter 31 Browne
Morris Abigail, widow of Joseph, 160 north Front
iMorris Abraham, labourer Clever alley
JMorris Amos, labourer 45 Small
Morris Ann, widow, tailoress 293 south Third
Morris Anna Mrs. widow of Robert, jun. 196 Chesnut
Morris Anthony J. gentleman 21 Powell
Morris Anthony P. tanner and currier 68 south Second
Morris Benjamin, cordwainer, back 44 Budd
IMorris Benjamin, glass papermaker Paper alley
Morris & Brother, druggists &c. 45 north Third
Morris Casper W. gentleman 19 Prune
Morris Catharine W.56 north Fourth
Morris Daniel, harnessmaker Sturgcs' court
tMorris Daniel, waiter, back 52 Currant alley
jMorris Edward, coachman Bonsall
tMorris Eleanor, widow 26 Shippen
Morris Evan & Wm. slaters 3 Miller's alley
Morris George, merchant 182 High— d h 236 Spruce
Morris George L. bookbinder 2 Dock
Morris George W. brushmaker 125 north Second
tMorris George, porter, back 23 No¥th alley
Morris Gertrude, grocer 67 Race
fMorris Hannah, widow Catharine above Third
tMorris Hester, widow SpafFord street
Morris Isaac, cordwainer 44 Budd
Morris Isaac W. late brewer 144 south Fourth
tMorris Jacob, labourer 230 Lombard
Morris Jehu, grocery and tavern 427 north Front
Morris Jeremiah, druggist 293 High
tMorris J. dealer 85 Bedford (M.)
Morris John, bootmaker 38 south Eighth
Morris John, brushmaker, back 506 south Second
Morris John, blacksmith Sav street
Morris John, boot tree & lastmaker 27 Carter's alley
Morris John, printer 135 north Fifth
Morris John, draymau Broad above Race

MOR WHITE ly's annual

Morris John, accountant 63 south Eleventh
Morris John, fisherman Wood near Prince
Morris John, carver, back 123 Race
Morris Jos. carpenter & city commissioner, shop Schi le-
ver's court— d Jv 58 north' Eighth
Morris Joseph, hatter 12 Chancery lane
Morris Joshua, cordwainer Kunckel above Tammany
Morris^L. widow, back 31 Noble
Morris Luke W. lumber merchant 93 south Eighth
Morris Mary, widow bel. Acad, of Fine Arts, Chcsnut
Morris Miles, baker 10 St. Mary
Morris 6c Moore, tooth brushmakers Hartung*s alley
tMorris Omar, widow Middle alley
Morris Pearson, chairmaker back 84 Vine
Morris Rachel, widow north Second cor. Pfeiflfer*s ct.
Morris Rebecca, widow Fifth below Merriott*s lane
Morris Reese, tax collector 33 Wood
Morris Richard Hill, stock exchange broker 85 Dock—

d h 250 Spruce
MoiTis Robert, labourer Juniper alley
tMorris Robert, laboui*er 3 Prosperous alley
Morris Sam. B. mercht. 34 South wharves— d h 93 S. 8th
tMorris Samuel, labourer Dean's alley
Morris Sarah, widow 177 Green

Morris & Smith, lumber merchants 9th below Chesnut
tMorris Simon, porter Christian above Seventh
Morriss Susannah, gentlewoman 35 Filbert
Moms Thomas M.Sansom above Eighth
Morris Thomas, brewer 86 north Secoad
Morris Thomas W. attoruey at law 86 Arch S W cor.

Fourth
Morris Thomas C. labourer Charles near Callowhill
tMorris Thomas, labourer 208 Cedar
Morris Wm. turner 3 Hinckel's court
Morris Wm. dry goods store 75 High
Morrison Alexander, shipwright 316 south Sixth
Morrison Alexander, tailor 141 Cherry
Morrison Andrew, superintendant cot.manuf. 10 Green
Morrison Ann, widow Schuylkill Second above Race
Morrison Abm. cabinetmaker 10 Green's court
Morrison Edward, clerk 110 south Tenth
Morrison Evan, merchant 43i north Front
Morrison John, waterman, back 106 Plum st.
Morrison John D. late grocer Hansell's court
Morrison Sarah, mantuamaker, back 86 south Third

Morrison , widow 83 north Fifth

Morrison Wm. brewer 79 and d h 76 Chesnut
Morrison Robert, laboui-er Thirteenth below High
Morrison Sarah, widow, teacher 4 Acorn alley
fMorrow Glasgow, bootcleaner, back 118 German
Morrow James, carpet weaver 190 north Fifth
Morrow John, weaver 446 north Front
Morrow Rebecca, widow 68 Passyunk road .

1'HI.LADELPHIA DIRECTORY. MOS

Morrow Samuel, smith corner Pine and Fifth

Isee Murray and Murroiv
Morow Peter, Windsor chairmaker 153 north Fourth
Morse Benjamin, tailor, back 517 north Third
Morse George W. sea captain 235 Spruce
Morse Henry, seminary 264 Arch
tMorss Andrew, waiter 131 Locust
jMorss Andrew, waiter SpaiFord st. \^see Moss

Morst Henry, wheelwrigiu Swanson below Queen
Mort William P. merchant 125 High
tMorton Abraham, porter 213 south Seventh
Morton Andrew, shipwright 301 south Second
Morton Ann, 1 Poplar alley
Morton Benjamin, hatter 343 south Second
Morton Eleanor, widow Alberson*s court
Morton Elizabeth, widow 49 Catharine
Morton James, printer 38 Strawberry
Morton James, mariner John's (S.)
Morton John, President of N. A. Bank 116 S. Front
Morton John, mariner Alberson's court
Morton Joseph, boatbuilder Maiden near stone bridge
Morton Matthias, shallopman 301 south Third
Morton Thomas, bookbinder and paper ruler 10 Go-
forth alley
Morton Thomas, tailor 9 Vernon street
Morton Thomas, carpenter Maidea near Front
Morton and Wallace, rulers and bookbinders 74 N. 3d
Mory Elizabeth, widow 297 south Front
Mosberry Lydia, widow Callowhill below Eighth
Moser Catharine, widow 310 north Second
Moser Henry, victualler corner West and Palmer —

stall 4 Old N. L. market
Moser Jacob, victualler Queen below Cherry
Moser widow of Martin, potter 310 north Second
fMoses Daniel, porter 215 south Seventh
tMoses Ezekiel, mariner 215 south Seventh
jMoses Hance, porter 215 south Seventh
Moses Henry, currier Charlotte
Moses Jacob, jeweller 355 north Second
IMoses Jonathan, waiter 20 Appletree alley

i Moses Prophet, mariner Swede's alley
loses P. and M. drygoods store 230 north Second
Moses Solomoa, merchant 125^ south Front— d h Locust

(Washington square)
tMo^es Wm. labourer 11 Poplar lane
Moss Christopher, cordwainer Germ, road bel. Fourth
Moss George, labourer back 222 south Fifth
Moss Jacob, quill and pen manufactory 61 S. Third
Moss John, merchant 77 south Front — d h 189 Spruce

[&e^ Maasy Morse, ^ Morse
Moss Samuel, merchant 77 S. Front— -d h 191 Spruce
Mossop John, cordwainer 16 'Vine

MUL whitely's annual

Mott Edward, paint manufactory 10 Fetter lane — store

2 Cherry street
Mouille Maturine, wine cooper Locust near Broad
tMoulder Isaac, waiter St. Mary (back)
f Moulder Jacob, labourer, back 120 Plum
Moylder Joseph, ship carpenter 50 Swanson
Moulder Margaret, widow 24 Pear
Moulder Wm. justice of the peace 330 north Second
Moulther Wm. H. accountant 175 south Eleventh
Mouaier J. P. hairdresser &c. 27 Chesnut
Mount Samuel, tavernkeeper 261 south Fourth
jMount Sarah, widow 542 north Third
Mountain James M. mate of vessel, 294 south Front
Moutea George, cordwainer 27 Sugar alley
Mower Ann, widow Maple street
Mower John A. back 211 Callowhill
Moxley Stephen, labourer 232 north Water
Moyel Charles, cordwainer 116 north Third
M')yer Jacob, carpenter 206 St. John
Moyer Thomas, saddler &c. 26 High
Moyes James, gentleman 119 Pine
Moyn John, boot manufacturer 88 south Third
tMozely Isaac, waiter 23 Walnut
Much Adam, shipwright 556 south Front
Much Elizabeth, nurse, 59 Meade alley
Muck Adam, carter 527 north Third
Muckelston Peter, coachmaker 19 Watson's alley
MuhlenJohn, dealer 220 south Third corner Cedar
Muhlenberg David, 295 Sassafras
Muhlenberg Mary, widow 162 Arch
Muhlenberg Rebecca, back 50 Currant alley
Muhlenberg widow ot F. A. 295 Race
Muhlenberg, rev. Wm. A. d. d. 162 Arch
Muier Daniel, watchman 9 Mary (S.)
Muir John, carpenter 4 Randolph's court
Muirhead Wm. grocer 206 Cedar
Mulhail Henry, baker 4 Prosperous alley
Mulhollen John, brickmaker Race near Sch. Seventh
Mull Benjamin, combmaker 19 south Second
Mullen E. grocer cor. Oak and Hayscales wharf
Mullen Hugh, labourer cor. Sch. Third and George
Mullen James, biscuitbaker 134 St. John
Mullen Joseph C. mariner 14 Queen (S.)
Mullen John, carter 43 Currant alley
Mullen John, typefounder 10 Hurst street
Mullen Nicholas, cordwainer 322 south Third
Mullen William, grocer 14 Oak (S.)
Mullen Wlliam labourer Sansom bel. Ninth
Mullen William, jr. cordwainer 14 Oak (S.)
Mullin Edward, mariner 26 Catharine
Mullica John, glassblower near Glasshouse (K. )
MuUer Charles, sea captain 94 Lombard
MuUiken Magdalen, widow 91 CallowbiU

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. MUR

Multins John, merchant 43 north Front
Mullison John, bricklayer 63 Tammany
Mulock Edward, cordwainer 312 Race
Mulock George, currier 12 Sterling alley
Mulock Leah, widow boardinghouse 98 north
Mulvcn Daniel, blacksmith 16 Small street
fMuUony Elizabeth, widow Miles' court near Rose
Mullony Samuel, woodsawyer Miles' court near Rose
tMullohy Solomon sawyer Mlies' court near Rose
Mulvey Chas. Spanish consul for Georgia 242 Spruce
Mulvey Joseph, merchant Pine street wharf — d h 242

Spruce
tMundy James, clothes seller Stamper's alley
Munns Sarah, storekeeper 1 South Tenth
IMunt Jonathan, labourer Sch. Seventh ab. Race
Munyan John P. labourer Wharton below Second
Munyan John, wheelwright Sch. Eighth above Race
Murat John, tailor 126^ south Second
Murdock Hannah, widow cor. Carpenter (S.) and Fifth
Murdock James W. sea captain 81 Penn
Murdock John, smith Marlborough near Bedford
Murdock Mary, widow Coates alley

Murdock , tailor Bushhill [see ATurdick

Murdock Robert, cottonspinner, Cadwalader n. Pitt
Murdock Samuel, sea captain 61 Pine
Murdock Thomas, bookbinder 46 Race
Murdock Wm. merchant 67 N. Water— d h 186 High
Murfin, Mrs L. 290 Arch
Murphy Alexander, accountant 3 Ann (N. L.)
Murphy Alexander, labourer, cor. Sixth and Prune.
Murphy Arthur, bricklayer 62 Arch
Murphy Archibald, stonemason Sixth three doors bel

Fitz waiter
Murphy, Charles, shipwright Marlborough n. Prince
Murphy Comfort, shopkeeper High west of Sell. 7th
Murphy Cornelius, shoemaker 38 Vine
Murphy Daniel, storekeeper Frankford r. n. Point r
Murphy John, saddletree maker 75 Green
Murphey John, coachman Stamper's alley
Murphey Patrick, 6th belov/ Fitzwalter
Murphey Sarah, widow Weaver's alley
Murphy C. shipwright Marlborough near Bedford
Murphy David, combmaker 567 south Front
Murphy David, tailor 122 and 130 north Water
Murphy Demarus, widow 9 Vernon
Murphy Elizabeth, eating-house back 12 north Front
Murphy Hannah, widow 2 Cresson's alley
Murvel William cordwainer 90 Gaskill st
Murphy James, tavernkeeper 34 Washington
Murphey James, cabinetmaker 38 Chesnut
Murphy John, carter Point Road
tMurphy John labourer Wistar's court
Murphy John paver Quince street below Locust
-. 2 A

IMUS whitely's annual

Murphy John saddletree maker north Front n. Laurel
Murphy Louisa, widow Pegg above Front
Murphy Malcolm, smith Juniper above Chesnut
Murphy Martin, grocer, corner Seventh and Small
Murphy Sarah, widow Weaver's alley
Murphy Stephen, blacksmith back 99 Budd
Murphey Robert, boot and shoemaker 17 south Third
Murphy William, fisherman Queen above Cherry
Murphy W^illiam carpenter 25 Plum
Murphy WiUiam G. bookbinder Francis' lane n. Sch.
Murray Alexander, blacksmith, back 397 south Second

i Murray Benjamin, waiter, back 242 Lombard
lurray Catharine, widow 215 Chesnut
fMurray Charles, labourer 13 Elizabeth
Murray Eleanor, grocer Mary street near Seventh
Mun'ay, Fairman and Co. bankbill, &c. engravers 47

Sansom above 8th [see Morrow andAIurroiv

Murray George, engraver 45 Sansom
Murray George, fancy store 187 south Second
Murray Jacob, mariner 15 Parham's alley
Murray James, bookbinder 4 Cresson's court
Murray James, grocer 389 Race
Murray James W. attorney at law, 215 Chesnut
fMurray James, waiter Eighth below Lombard
Murray Jane, cakebaker 45 Vine above Seventh
Murray John, labourer Federal above Front
Murray John, shoemaker 47 Catharine street
Murray John, farmer Cooper's point (N.J.)
Murray Joseph, boot and shoe manuf. 51 south Third
Murray Margaret, widow back 8 Mulberry alley
Murray Michael, labourer Federal below Second
Murray Michael, tailor 19 Noble
Murray Nicholas, baker 167Coates
fMurray Samuel, master sweep 56 Small
Murray" WiUiam, labourer, back 46 Spruce
Murray W^illiam E. oakcooper205 south Front
Murray William, labourer Pea patch
Murray William tailor 126 south Fifth
Murrell Susan, back 257 Race {see Morrell

Murrells Samuel, brushmaker. Baker's court
Murrey Jacob, mariner 15 Parham's alley
Murta Charles, grocer 106 Plum
Murtagh William, 8 Cypress alley
Murther Philip, carter 257 Catharine
Murselas Cornelius, shoemaker, back 117 German
Muschell Ehzabeth, widow 50 Crown
Muschert Catharine, widow 225 St. John
Muschert George, sailmaker, loft Oak above Noble—

d h 225 St. John
Musgrave James, broker SE corner Chesnut and Third

— d h 74 Spruce
Musgrave John, attoraey at law, 56 Walnut — <i h 74

Spruce

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTOP.Y. MYE

Musgrave Joseph P. gentleman 142 Pine

Mussar Sarah, widow 28 north Sixth

Musser William, merchant 263 High — d h 415 Arch

Mussi Joseph, merchant S W cot\ Twelfth & Chesnut

Mustin Anthony, stotekeeper 464 Sassafras

Mustin Ebenezer & Co. japanners 17 north Sixth

Mustin Eli, barkeeper at the Washington hall — d h 1

Bell's court
Mustin George, tailor Alder alley
Mu'.tin John, shopkeeper 158 N Second — d h 20 Vine
Myars Frederick, carter Sixth above Green
Myars Mary, widow Sixth above Green \_see Myers
Myars Michael, wheelwright Sixth above Green
Myars Melchor, carter Sixth above Green
Myars William, carter Sixth above Green
Mybert E. widow, 9 Tammany
Myerle David, block and pumpmaker 85 Swanson — d'

h Passyunk road near Prime
Myer Isaac, painter, &c. 51 and d h 23 Chesnut
Myer Jacob, carpenter 128 Plum
Myer & Jones, house and sign painters 51 Chesnut

Isee Mayer^ Meyer ^ Mrres, Mears, Meer Ijf Myars
Myers Abigail, widow of Wm. 131 north Sixth
Myers Ann, boardinghouse 6 north Front
Myers Ann Maria, widow, 116 Cedar street
Myers Anthony, merchant 154 High — d h 75 Spruce
Myers Catharine, widow, Hudson's lane
Myers Catharine, 141 north Fifth
Myers Catharine, widow, 3 Read's alley
Myers Catharine, widow, 11 Gray's alley
Myers Daniel, cabinetmaker 334 Race
Myers Frederick, carter Sixth above Green
Myers George, smith Carpenter (S) below Third
Myers George, rigger 210 north Water
Myers George, tailor Button wood near "Sixth
Myers George, cooper Steinmetz court (N L)
Myers George, carpenter 12 Federal near Front
Myers Grace, widow, Cedar near Eleventh
Myers Hannah, doctress 495 north SecoTid
Myers Henry, copperplate printer 6 College avenue
Myers Henry, tailor 84 north Sixth
Myers Henry, ropemaker Sixth near Germantown r.
Myers Jacob, baker 126 north Fifth
Myers Jacob, labourer corner Shippen and Broad
Myers Jacob, carpenter George (N L) above Fourth
Myers Jacob, labourer Pleasant street
Myers Jacob, vict. 282 south Front below Federal
Myers Jacob, carpenter 554 south Front
Myers James, carpenter 202 Lombard
Myers John, m. d. Third near Germantown road
Myers John, brewer. Pleasant street near Ridge road
Myers John, tobacconist Buttonwood near Ridge road
Myers John, labourer Frankf. road near first gate

NAP whitely's annual

Myers John, porter Juliana below Green
Myers John, carpenter Bonsall below Tenth
Myers John, jun. victualler, stall 50 New market
Myers John, vici. coiner Grissell's alley & Fitzwalter
Myers, widow of John, sea captain High W. of Per-
manent bridge
Myers Joseph, victualler Bedford near Hanover
Myers Jos. saddler & harness maker, Camden (N J)
Myers Margaret, widow, 57 Green
Myers Marmaduke, watchman Federal ab. Second
Myers Martha, widow. Sixth above Green
Myers Mrs. widow of John, Ann west of Sch. Eighth
Myers Nicholas, hackdriver 8 Fetter lane
Myers Peter, tobacconist Buttonwood above Eighth
Myers Peter, tailor 126 north Fifth
Myers Philip, labourer St. John below George
Myers Rachel, widow, 32 Christian
Myers Samuel, carter Say sti*eet
Myers Thomas, mariner 554 south Front
Myers Wamet, coach and sign painter 38 Budd
Myers William, watchman 248 St. John
Myers Wm. blacksmith Sch. Eighth above Race
Myers William, carter Sixth above Green
Myers Wm. shipsmith, cor. Swanson and Christian— d

h south Front N E corner Union alley
Mynich Jacob, painter and glazier 81 north Fifth
Myrick Jethro, sea captain 62 north Eighth
Myring Joseph, lapidary 16 Franklin court
Myring Mary, Mrs. boarding house N 9th cor. High
Myrle Ann, grocer N E cor. Queen and Second

NACE JACOB, wrought nail manufactory 163 St. John
Nadross Louisa, widow, lOPassyunk opposite Plum
Nagel James, whitesmith 145 Locust street
Nagel William, saddler, &c. Sch. Eighth near Vine
Nagel Michael, tavernkeeper 145 Locust
Nagle George, storekeeper 209 north Third
Nagle Samuel, bookbinder, back 1 Little Pine
Naglee Benjamin, lumber merchant — yard Beach (K)

near High bridge — d h 454 north Second
Naglee Henry, grazier Germantown road above Otter
Naglee John,' lumber merchant — yard Beach (K) near

High bridge — d h 413 north Front
Naglee Rebecca, widow, nurse 16 Little Water
Naglee William, shipwright 85 Moyamensing road
Nancrcde J G M. d 151 south Tenth
Nancrede Nicholas C. m. d.N VV corner 5th & Powell
Nangel Walter, grocer 48 Cedar S E comer Vernon
Nansteal Andrew, victualler 59 New market
Napheys Abraham, carpenter Hause's

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"NapheysC. A. carpenter Hanse's court

Napier, widow ot Alexander, S W cor. Centre Square

Napier, widow of Thomas, jiroprietor of Fisher's and
Napier's pills, 15 Relief alley

Napier Williatn, printer Merriott's lane above Fifth

Nardier John F. watchcase maker Quarry street

Nartigue William E. merchant 8 Powell

Nash Sarah, widow, 12 Kunckel

fNash William, porter 237 Catharine

Nassau Michael, tobacconist, 33 north Fifth

Nassau William, tobacconist 77 High— d h 64 S 5th

Nathan Jacob, gentleman 311 Arch

Nathan Moses, 3 Cresson's alley

Nathans Isaac, shipjoiner 53 Duke

Nathans Isaiah, merchant 256 north Second

Nathans Josiah, gentleman 73 north Tenth

Nathans Lydia, widow, 46 Currant alley

Nathans Mrs. Sarah, widow, 304 Chesnut ab. Eleventh

Navarre Peter, baker 212 south Sixth

Naves Benjamin, mate 28 Argyle

Nayle Ehzabeth, widow, 1 Moyamensing \see Keill

Nayle Ehzabeth, widow, 465 south Front

Naylor Charlotte, widow. Noble below Third
Naylor Joseph, shoemaker, back 401 Race
Naylor Samuel, shipwright 52 Duke street (N L)
Naylor WiUiam, mastmaker Stillhouse alley
Neagle James, engraver 451 Arch above Twelfth
Neagle John, portrait painter 288 south Front
Neal Christiana, widow, Union Circulating Library 201

Chesnut, next door above the New Theatre
Neal Cunrod, (blind man) Camden (N J)
Neal Lewis, farmer Passyunk road below Federal
Neal Samuel, corner Cherry and Twelfth

Neal , Callowhill near Schuylkill Second

Neamond Casper, blacksmith 95 Crown

Neamond John, baker 95 Crown street

Nebling Samuel, cutler, back 34 Wood

INebo Isaac, labourer Brown's court

Nedross Louisa, widow, 228 south Fifth street

Neil Wm. tavernkeeper, Franklin hotel, 2 Harmony st-

Neobinger Andrew, coachmaker Carpenter st. bel. 2d

Needles Edward, druggist, 8cc. 222 High — d h 3 From-

berger's court
Needles Jos. A. wireworker 58 N Front — d h 72 Wood
Needles Joseph & John, wire workers, &c. 58 N Front
Neely Archibald, drayman Sch. Seventh above Race
Neely John, drover Say street
Neely Robert, drover Sch. Eighth above Race
Neely William, drayman Sch. Eighth above Race
Neely William, tailor M'Culloch^s court
Neesam George, grocer Drawbridge wharf south side
Nefll Christian, drayman Sheaff 's alley
Neff Christian, carpetweaver Callowhill above Eightli

2a2

NEV whitely's annual

Neff Jacob, clothing store 327^ High

Neff J.icob, turner 10 Ellreth's alley— d h 33 Cherry

Neff John David, baker 207 south Sixth

NefFJohn R. merchant 7 south Ninth

Neff John R. & W. merchants Latimer and Murdock*s

wharf, back 67 north Water
Neff, Jones & Co. auctioneers TJ4 south Front
Neff Mary, widow, 33 Cherry

Neff Rudolph, grocer N W corner Vine and Eighth
Negley Wm. pilot, back 124 Catharine [see Aaglee
Negus John, (Naval Inn) cor. Swanson and Prime
Neill Henry, m. d. 146 south Second above Spruce
Neili John, tailor 14 Coomb's alley
Neill Lewis, merchant 154 High

Neill William, rev. 208 Pine [see JVayle

Neilson Noble Caldwell, 180 Spruce
Neisser Jacob, potter Pfeiffer's court
Neisser Jacob, potter Germ, road above Laurel
Nekervis Thomas, commission merchant 148 S Front
Nelis James, tailor 12 south Sixth
Nell Casper, victualler 482 north Third
Nell John C. carpenter 482 north Third
Nelson Ambrose, sea captain 203 south Seventh
Nelson Andrew, grocer Rose near Ger. road
Nelson George, 9 Littleboy's court
Nelson John, currier, &c. 85 Ann
Nelson Mary, widow, back 291 Mulberry
Nelson Mary, widow, back 184 Lombard street
Nelson Man', widow, 3 Burd's alley
Nelson Martin, suspender, &c. raanuf. 158 High
tNelson Ralph, waiter 102 Gaskill
Nelson Thomas, 29 Mechanic
Nelson William, victualler Pleasant above Charles
Nelson Wm. labourer Rose near Germantown road
Nelson, widow of William, Pitt near Germantown road
fNelson Wm. waiter Eighth below Lombard
Nemand Casper, smith 95 Crown
Neraud Francis, tavernkeeper 238 Cedar
Nesbitt Robert, drvgoods store 226 S 2d [see J^iabet
Nesbitt Thomas, printer Knodle W. Sch. Eighth
Nesbitt Thomas, stonecutter Barker near Sch. Front
Nesbitt William, storekee',>er 416 south Front
iNetter Isaac, bootcleaner 24 Acorn alley
Nettles George, drayman Rugan near James
Neuby Rachel, widow, 178 Lombard

Neuvalen , labourer Pleasant above Charles

Neveil John, weaver St. John above Beaver

Nevling Daniel, sign Hornet & Peacock, Beach st. (K)

Nevins James, stock & exchange broker 25 south Third

— d h 300 Arch
Nevins Pim, jun woollen warehouse 203 High
Nevins Richard, exchange broker 25 & d h 134 S 3d
Ne is Samuel, James, & Co. stock and exchange bro-
25 south Third

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. NEW"

Kevins Samuel, exchange broker 25 & d h 134 S 3cl

New James, labourer 265 St. John

New John, fisherman Queen below Shakamaxon

Newberry Elizabeth, widow, back 181 north Third

Newberry James, clock maker 367 N 3d ab. Green

Newbold C jun. mercht. 33 S Front—d h 148 Chesnut

Newbold Samuel, merchant 18 Pine

Newbold Wm merchant 199 High—d h 229 Vine

Newbold Wm. L. merchant 9 N^Front— d h 229 Vine

Newburn Sarah, widow, Old York road above Noble

Newburn William, Camden (JS J)

Newcomb Asaph, stirrup manuf. Queen (S) bel. Sixth

Newcomb Bayse, attorney at law 124 Walnut

Newcomb & IDantforth, curriers N E cor. 4th and Race

Newcomb Hezekiah, N E corner 4th and Race and old

4th near Tammany
Newcomb John, broker 236 south Seventh
Newel Richard, vict. High W. Schuylkill Fifth
Newell Ann, widow, boardinghouse 81 north Water
Newell George, merchant 1 t.'arpenter's court
Newell James, tailor, back 69 Christian
Newell Jane, widow, 259 south Fifth street
Newell John, labourer, back 252 Lombard
Newell John, grocer 1 Callowhill — d h 39 Vine
Newell Samuel, victualler Hamilton village
Newell Simon, shipwright Crown near Queen (K)
Newell William, flour and feed store 166 Cherry
Newell Wm. sen. and jun. merchants S E cor. High &

Water
Newhouse Jacob W. hairdresser & bleeder with leech-
es 156 north Third
Newkirk Garret, merchant 41 & d h 152 north Front
Newkirk George, gardener, cor. West and Vienna
Newkirk Isaac, carpenter, Vienna near West (K.)
Newkirk Matthew, drygoods merchant 53 N. Second
Newkirk and Worth, merchants 41 north Front
Newhn E. P. Mrs. boardinghouse 180 High
Newlin John, carpenter 54 south Tenth
Newlin Margaret, widow 50 Spruce
Newlin Thomas, gentleman 214 north Fifth
Kewiyn Daniel, cabinetmaker 193 south Fourth
Newnnan Abraham, back 427 north Third
Newman Daniel, contractor for roads 261 N. Eighth
Newman Daniel, grain measurer cor. 12th 8c Locust
Newman Eh, plasterer cor. Twelfth and Locust
Newman Henry, mariner Huddell's ct. \_see JVorman
fNewman James, bootcleaner 10 Acorn alley
Newman Jacob, accountant 214 north Sixth
Newman widoAv of John, grocer 5 south Water
Newman John, distiller 75 St. John
Newman J. B. mercht, 53 Walnut — d h 20 Washington
Newman Lucy, shopkeeper 352 north Third
Newman Susan, :wWow 29 German

NIC

Newman Thomas, stock and exchange broker 62 Dock

— d h 20 south Seventh
Newnham C. boardinghouse 85 Chesnut
Newport Benj. wheelwright 8cc. 305 north Third— d h

187 Green
Newport David, 284 north Second
Newport Jesse W, drygoods store 284 north Second
fNewport John, sailmaker 208 south Seventh
Newsham John, carpenter 502 Sassafras
Newsham Richard, patternmaker for castings in iron

502 Sassafras
fNe^wsome Nathan, bricklayer Poplar 1. bel. St. John
Newton George, grocer S E cor. 8th and Callowhill
Newton Hannah, back 7 Elfreth's alley-
Newton Isaac, tailor Price's court
fNewton John, labourer Paschall's alley
Newton John, callico printer Crown (K.)
Newton Margaret, widow 231 N. 8th cor. Callowhill
Newton Mary, widow, 117 Cedar
Newton Thomas, corkcutter 90 south Fifth
Newton Wm. tanner & currier Camden N. J.
Nezmos John H. sea captain 82 Christian
Nice Frederick, shoemaker 258 north Second
Nice James, cooper Wood n. 3d — d h back 201 N. 3d
Nice James 8c Washington, coopers Wood below Third
Nice John, cabinetmaker M'Crellish's court
Nice Joseph, labourer 7 Eckfeldt's court [see JVace
Nice Levi, machinemaker and turner 73 Vine
Nice Michl. planemaker Old York road ab. Callowhill
Nice Washington, cooper Wood — d h back 201 N. 3d
Nicholas Charles J. accountant 3 south Twelfth
Nicholas Jeremiah, grocer 358 south Second
tNicholas John, labourer 23 Gilles's alley
tNicholas Lofies, tailor Gaskill street
Nicolas Lewis, upholsterer N W cor. Chesnut & 5th —

d h 433 Chesnut
Nicholas Mrs. Mary, gentlewoman 1 south Twelfth
Nichol Charles, carpenter 63 and 61 Meade alley
Nicholl & Russell^ merchants 14 north Third
NichoU Thomas, merchant inquire 14 north Third
Nichols Davis, ferryman Camden N. J.
Nichols Edward, locksmith 124 Cedar
Nichols Elworth, wheelwright Second corner Camac
Nichols Enoch, tailor 47 Callowhill
Nichols George, watchman 70 Christian st.
Nichols James A. baker Quince below Walnut
Nichols James, shipwright 63 Meade alley
Nichols John, stonecutter Say street
Nichols Margaret, widow 89 Penn
Nichols Rebecca, widow 115 Lombard
Nichols Wm. tailor High W. Schuylkill Fourth
Nicholson Isaac, blacksmith Littleboy's ct-d h 22 Bread
Nicholson John, mariner 3 Callowhill

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Nicholson John, shallopn^an 4 Callowhill

fNicholson John, attends in a wine cellar — d h 72 Small

INicholson John, sawyer Portland lane

Nicholson Lindsey, lumber merchant, yard 254Chesnut

above "Ninth— d h 326 High
Nicholson Samuel, labourer Noble below Sixth
Nicholson Wm. teacher 177 Cedar
Nichuals Ilhasma C. carpenter 2 Mulberry alley
fNickins Hannah, widow 130 Plum st,
Nickle John, labourer Say street
Nicklin Julia, widow of Philip, 287 Chesnut
Nicklin Philip H. bookseller &c. 175 Chesnut
Nickburn Samuel, bricklayer Crown (K.)
Nickels Wm. watchman High near Schuylkill Third
NicoU James A. baker Quince below Walnut
Nicollas Peter, 65 north Third & 15 south Fourth
Nicum Jacob, labourer, near 21 Noble
Nidda Frederick K. merchant 12 north Third
Niebuhr Christopher, baker, north 8th ab. Pegg's run
Nielson George, currier 8 Littleboy*s court
Nietscke John S. shoemaker 16 Vernon
Nightingale Jas. sailmaker north side Vine st. wharf —

d h Oak above Noble
Nightlinger John, vict. James above Rugan
Niles Daniel, finding shop 95 Arck
Niles Joseph, cordwainer S W cor. 6th and Lombard
Niles Wm. shoemaker 95 Arch {see Kniles

Ninesteel Andrew, victualler 349 Callowhill
Nisbet Ann, widow 95 Race {see Keshet

Nisbet F. H. merch. 155 High N E cor. 4th— dh 95 Race
Nisbet John, grocer 307 N. Third— d h 48 St. Tammany
Nisbet John, carpenter 12 south Twelfth
Nisbet John, carpenter Filbert ab. 10th— d h 193 Pine
Nisbet Michael, merchant 13 S. Front— d h 86 Race
Nippes Mary, widow 262 St. John
Nippes Wm. gunsmith 254 St. John
Nixon Alexander G.coachmaker Sturges's court
Nixon Cambridge, whitewasher Kunckel bel Tammany
tNixon Daniel, gardener &c, Jones's alley
Nixon Henry, merchant 333 Arch N E cor. 9th— c h

93 South wharves
Nixon James, mercht. 159 High — d h 38 north Seventh
fNixon James, oysterman 125 Spruce & 202 High
Nixon Jane, mantuamaker 77 Small
Nixon Jane, widow, back 136 south Ninth
Nixon John, bellowsmaker &c. 340 Callowhill
Nixon Mary, gentlewomafi 10 north Eighth
Nixon Rebecca, widow 37 Jones' alley
Nixon Richard, silversmitli 240 south Seventh
Nixon Silas, mariner 58 Coates street
Nixon and Walker, merchants 93 South wharves.
Noah George, gentleman 10 Newmarket
Noad Martha, widpw, back 51 Budd

NOR whitely's annual

Noble Eleanor, storekeeper 381 south Second

Noble James, cordwainer, back 117 German

Noble Samuel, tanner 268 north Tliird

Noble Samuel, shoemaker 111 Browne

Noble, widow of Joseph, tavernkeeper Gray's ferry r.

Noblit, widow of A. carpenter ^S) above Fifth

Noblit Culert, carpenter 190 north Fifth

Noe Amy, widow 265 Catharine

Noe Elias, shipcarpenter back 450 south Front

Noel George, teacher Coates near Sixth

Nolan Joseph, shingleshaver 67 New

Nolan Rosanna, widow, back 257 south Fourth

Nolen Chas. furniture warehouse 8 S. 3d — d h 63 Pine

Nolen & Curtis, clock and watch tools & material store

49 north Third
Nolen Elizabeth, milliner 213 south Second
Nolen Spencer, clock dial manuf. 49 N. 3d — d h 17 Pine
tNondine Michael, hairdresser cor. Race 8c Eighth
Nones Benjamin, notary public and sworn interpreter

of foreign languages 22 Chesnut
Nones David B. merchant 8 Library
Nonnamaker Mary, widow Davault*s court (N. L.)
Nonnater Charles H. vict. Juniper above Cherry
Nonnater John, vict. 19 Third street market Iligh
Nonnater Peter, weaver Nonnater's court
Nonnater Peter P. vict. 1 Third st. market High
Nooney Margaret, widow 258 Lombard
Nooney Wm. baker 258 Lombard
Norberry Hannah, widow 42 German
Norbury Jacob, shoemaker, back 269 Sassafras
Norbury Joseph B.prothonotary of the court of common
pleas for the city and county of Philadelphia — office
9 west wing State house — d h 71 Wood
Norcross Chapin, cork manufacturer 11 Dock
Norgrave Jeremiah, mate 155 south Fifth
Norgrove Catharine, tailoress Norman st. ab. 13th
Norgrove widow of Nathl. m. d. Thirteenth ab. Race
Norkway Catharine, widow 403 south Front
Norman John, jr. china store S Ecor. Fifth and Race
fNorman John, coachman 3 Raspberry alley
Norman Joseph, shoemaker 114 Race [see J\/ewman
Norman Joseph, lime merchant 47 north Fifth
tNorman Peter, hairdresser 385 Race
Norman Sarah, boardinghouse 31 south Second
Normanton Wm. smallware manuf. &smallware loom-
maker 104 south Tenth
Norona M. C. employed in the Spanish legation 100 S. 2d
Norris Elizabeth, widow Palmer below Duke
Norris Hanriah, widow nurse 81 Cedar
Norris Isaac, hatter 32 north Front
Norris Isaac W. shipchandler and rope maker, store cor.

Vine and Water— d h 218 north Front
Norris John, drayman Vine above Broad

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. NUN

Norris John, manner back 215 St, John
Norris Joseph, shipwright Beach near Warren
Norris Jos. F. president Bank of Pennsylvania, Chesnut

first door above Tenth north side
Norris Jos. P jr. attorney at law 114 south Fourth
Norris Mrs. dealer back 69 High
Norris Samuel, shoemaker 172 Race
Norris Samuel, mariner Carpenter (S) above Fourth
Norris Thomas, 5 Chancery lane
Norris Thomas, mariner north Third above Franklin
North Caleb, merchant, 31 north Water, and Sheriff of

the city and county ot Pliiladelphia — office 10 west

wing of Statehouse— d h 279 Chesnut
North Jane and Lydia, storekeepers 66 Sassafras
North John, li\ ery stablekeeper 172 Cedar
North John, teacher Old York r bel. St. Tammany
North Josiah, shipwright Marlborough above Beach
North Ricliard, stonecutter 53 Filbert & N E cor. Tenth
North William, bark manufacturer first wharf below

navy yard — d h 222 Pine
North Stephen, druggist &c. 14 north Second — d h N.

Fifth N W^ corner North st.
fNorthgale Amos, labouier Fitzwalter above Sixth
Northrop Enoch, cedar cooper 356 south Second
Northrop Jonathan, hatter 48 Penn
Norton Barbara, washerwoman 9 Cresson's alley
Norton Daniel, bricklayer 458 south Front
Norton George, oakcooper, back 81 south Water
Norton Jane, nurse 13 Cresson's alley
Norton James, wheelwright 444 north Front
Norton John, labourer Alberson's court
Norton John F watch casemaker Quarr>' street
Norton Thomas, gentleman 9 Vine
Norton Thomas, brassfounder 17 Beaver near Second
Norton Thomas, blacksmith Browne's court
Norton Thomas, smith Vienna near Browne (K.)
Norton Wm. L. printer, back 386 south Second
fNorton Wm. baker 61 Currant alley
Norton Youhe, nurse widow 429 south Second
fNorway George, coachman 208 south Seventh
fNorwood John, oysterman 87 south Second
Notson Christiana, widow, 75 Penn street
Nourse major Charles, 65 Spruce
|Novee Thomas, coachman Elbow alley
Nowlan Morris, paperhanger 117 Cedar
Nowland Thomas, Coates above Seventh
Nowlen Mary, widow back 31 Green
Nowlen John, cordwainer 223 Shippen

Noyes , combmaker north Fourth bel. Poplar lane

Nugent George, raercht. 26 Chesnut — d h 178 N. Fourth*
Nugent Mary, widow Frankford road above Otter
Null Anthony, saddler 379 north Fourth
Nunes A. J. broker 127 Lombard

O'CO whitely's annual

Nunneley Mrs. female academy 154 Cedar

Nunneley Nathaniel, teacher 154 Cedar

Nutt Aaron, tobacconist 8 Baker's court

Nutt Edmund, tailor north side Almond street wharf

Nutt John, taylor 162 north Water

Nutter Robert, carpenter Weaver's alley

f Nutter Samuel, waiter, back 49 Coates alley

Nuttle David, weaver Third near Germantown road

Nuskey Lewis, ropemaker S. Front above Prime

Nutz Charlotte Miss, boardinghouse 24 Race

Nutz Wm. tanner and currier, 220 south Fourth street

OAKFORD HANNAH, widow 312 south Second

Oaktord Joseph L. merchant 169 High — d h 12 John

Oakfovd Richard, merchant 84 High-— d h 21 Sansom

Oakford Samuel, late coal measurer 319 south Second

Oakley George, gentlemcin 22 Dock

Oakman R. High near Sch. Seventh

Oar Jared, engineer 42 Tammany

Oat George H. acoouutant cor. Fourth and Tammany

Oat Joseph, grocer 265 north Third

Oat Joseph, bookbinder 2 Clawges' court

Oat widow of Jesse, late coppersmith 208 north Sixth

Oatham shoemaker, Hanover near Bedford

O'Boyle Bernard, grocer 135 south Sixth

O'Brie Nicholas & Co. merchants 221 High

O'Brien Arthur, drover, corner Vine and Broad

O'Brien Daniel, ostler, 2 Farmer's row

O'Brien Elizabeth, widow 1 Pleasant avenue

O'Brien Hugh, oyster cellar corner Shippen & Fourth

O'Brien John, pajaerstainer 40 scutn Fifth

O'Brien John M. labourer Fanner's row

O'Brien John, painter &c. 40 south Fifth

O'Brien Martin, innkeeper 130 south Water

O'Brien Wm. labourer 33 Penn street

O'Bryan Benjamin, 160 north Eighth

O'Bryan Lawrence, labourer 11 Sterling alley

O'Bryen Daniel, carriagekeeper Farmei-'s row

O'Burn Elizabeth, widow 1 Pleasant avenue

O'Conner Ann, widow 299 Spruce

O'Conner Christopher, justice of peace 22 Argyle street

oifice 258 south Fourth
O'Connor Charles, tailor and innkeeper 310 south 2d
O'Connor Daniel, bottler 15 Little German
O'Connor John, carter St. Joseph's avenue fe*

O'Conner Kelly, cabinetmaker, back 191 Callowhill
O'Connor Michael, labourer 226 Cedar
O'Connor Mrs. Jane, St. Mary street
O'Connor Nicholas, sea captain 6th above Race
O'Connor Rebecca, widow 205 south Third

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. OFF

O'Conway Matthias James, interpreter and teacher of

the Spanish, French and English languages 140 Spruce

O'Dear Sprogal, wheelwright Ridge above Vine — d h

352 Callowhill
O'Donald Charles, labourer 9 Small
0*Daniel John, attorney at law, 70 south Sixth
O'Donnall Bernard, late storekeeper 160 south Fifth
0*Donnell Dennis, fisherman, back 257 south Fourth
O'Donnel Con, bottler and innkeeper 314 south Third
O'Donnel M. bnckmaker, comer Lombard and Sch. 2d
O'Donuell Bridget, widow Locust above Juniper
^)'Donnell Hugh, farmer 182 north Water
O'Donnell Isaac, morocco dresser 125 Pine
O'Donnell James, brewer, back 102 High
O'Donnell James, labourer Ciymer's alley
O'Donnell Mary, shopkeeper 142 south Front
O'DriscoU Dennis, shoemaker 154 south Fourth
O'Ell^rs James P. of U. S. navy. Pine bet. 5th & Sixth
O'Ellers widow of J. N. W. corner Spruce and Fourth
O'Hara Mary, teacher Thirteenth below High
O'Hara Sarah, widow of James, Rose alley near Coates
O'Hara Thomas, carpenter Loxley's court
O'Kain Michael, grocer 327 Walnut
O'Leary William, grocer 66 south Fifth
O'Morrin Wm. teacher Lebanon garden Cedar n. 10th
O'Neale John, shipwright Queen near Frankford road /
O'Neall Neal, labourer Vine near Scli. river
O'Neal Elizabeth, widow 247 south Fhird
O'Nedly Robert, waiter 2 Bell's court
O'Neial John, tailor Lombard above Tenth
O'Neil Daniel, tailor 246 south Fourth
O'Neil Louisa, gentlewoman, George (C.)
O'Neill & Coi7ill, carpenters 9 Gaskill street
O'Neill John, cordwainer 437 Chesnut
O'Neill John, grocer 200 Cedar
O'Neill John, bottler 150 north Third
O'Neill John, carpenter 103 Spruce
O'Neill Kyran, grocer 204 Shii)pen
O'Neill Micliael, bottler 75 Dock
O'Neill Robert, tailor 33 Arch
O'Neill Robert, carpenter 82 Cedar
O'Neill Susannah, widow 82 Cedar
O'Neill Wm mariner, back 575 south Front
O'Bkullion Francis, cordwainer Hazel alley n. Walnut
Odenheimer John W. merchant 193 High — d h 79 Union
Odenheimer John, baker 56 Plum
Odenheimer Jacob, coachtrimmer, back 182 Pine
Odenheimer & Elton, merchants 193 High
Odlin Woodbridge, 38 S. wharves— d h 119 S. Ninth
Odo Lewis, confectioner 113 German
Offerman Frederick, barber &c. 422 north Third
Offerman John C. flour store 87 north Water — d h 2
Schriver's court

OLM whitlly's annual

Offley Ann, widow 178 south Front

Offlerbaugh George, labourer Hanover n. Frankford r.

Ogden Elizabeth, nurse 43 Currant alley

Ogden Esther, widow Juniper above Arch

Ogden John M. carpenter 10 John street

Ogden John, teacher Third near Germantown road

Ogden Joshua, cotton weaver, 28 Stamper's alley

Ogden Mary, widow 47 Pnme

Ogden Mary, widow 18 Walnut street

Ogden Michael, mate, back 36 Sassafras

Ogden Mrs. widow Juniper near Arch

Ogden Robert, painter Cherry above Thirteenth

Ogden Robert W. accountant Camden bank (N. J.)

Ogden Sarah, widow, comer Spruce and Seventh

Ogilbe Sarah, -vidow 105 Christian

Ogilby Joseph, shipbuilder 56 Swanson

Ogle Ann, Mrs. boardingkouse 139 Chesnut

Ogle Benjamin, 53 Currant alley

Ogle James, tailor, south Sixth above Fitzwalter street

Ogle Mary, widow, back 24 Old York road

Ogle Thomas, coachmaker 9 south 6th — d h 70 S. 8th

Ohl John F. Ill Moyamensing road

Ohm George A. baker 277 south Fourth

Okie Abraham, merchant 83 High

Okie 8c Brognard, merchants, 83 High

Oldden James, agent and broker, 19 Crown

Oldden Deborah, widow of James, 96 north Front

Oldden Elizabeth, boardinghouse N, W. cor. Filbert &

Eighth
Oldenburgh Daniel, hatter 43 High
Oldmixon Mary, widow of John, 51 Sansom
Oldson Margaret, widow 31 Gilles' alley
Oler Philip, ropemuker Buttonwood above Charles
Oliphant Mary, widow 25 Jones' alley
Oliver Andrew, innkeeper (Indian king) 80 High
•fOliver Candy, widow washerwoman 3 Gray's alley
lOliver Isaac, sawyer Elbow alley
Oliver Jackson, grocer N E comer Sixth and Cheny
Oliver JohnG. & Co. merchants 37 south Front
Oliver John G. merchant. Vine near Eleventh
Oliver Joshua C. com. merchant 75 South wharves —

d h 64 south Second
Oliver Paul, sea captain. Beach near Hanover
Oliver Reuben, tailor N E corner Spruce and Water —

d h 43 Spruce
Oliver Robert, carpenter 86 Cedar
Oliver Thomas P. tailor 74 north Eleventh
Oliver Wm. merchant 37 S. Front — d h 83 south lltb'
Oliver Wm. tavern keeper (U. S. hotel) 47 S. Water
Oliver W^m. jun. sea captain 47 south Water
tOlmstead John, waiter 4 Burd's court
Olmstead Sarah, widow boardinghouse, lower 98 south

Fourth

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. OSW

Olmstead Mrs. Upper ferry road near Schuylkill

Olson Johh, coasting captain 70 Penn

Oman Tliomas, scourer and repairer of garments 39

Chesnut
Omarah VVm. shoemaker M'Ginnes*s court
Ombrister Matthias, slioemaker Castle street
fOmer Aaron, porter Eagle court
Omlech Henry, shoemaker Prince above Shakantiaxon
Ong widow of Joseph, 184 St. John
Oprebangh George, labourer Hanover near Frankf. r.
Oram Wm. carpenter Paschall's alley
Ore Frederick, baker 2 south Twelfth street
Ord Catharine, washerwoman 107 Vine
Ord George, shipchantller 99 South wharves and 354

^outh Front
Ord Rebecca, widow of George, 354 south Front
Ord John, teacher 57 Tammany
Ormrod John, teacher Germantown
Orr Ann, widow 67 Plum street
Orr widow of Arthur, Castle street
Orr Elizabeth, widow Quince belovir Locust ,^
Orr James, plasterer Lancaster below Wharton
Orr James, bootmaker 15 Hoffman's alley
Orr John, coachmaker 56 Crown — d h Perry n. Hazel
Orr Robert, storekeeper 325 Walnut
Orr Wm. cordwainer 15 Callowhill
Orr Wm. cordwainer, Washington above Callowhill
Orrell James K. reedmaker & innkeeper 434 north 3d
Ork Wm. carter Sch. Front near Walnut
Orum Davis, drygoods store 52 north Fourth
Orum James, labourer Washmgton above Callowhill
Ossback Arthur, carter 8 M'Culloch's court
Ossback John, chairmaker 2 M'Culloch's court
Osbem Maria, widow young ladies' sennnary 129 Spruce
Osborne George, watercolourman 12 German
Osbourne Ebe'nezer, carpenter, back 33 Cedar — d h 80

Lombard
Osborne Hannah & Sarah, 1 Laurel
Osborn David, hatter, back 192 north Eighth
Osborn James, fisherman 325 north Fi-ont
Osborn John, mariner 596 south Second

Osborn waterman 258 north Second

Osborn Samuel, labourer 238 south Fifth street

Osbourn Ann, Mrs. 8 Vernon

Osbourn Jeremiah, drayman 41 Cedar

Osbun David, oysterraan, Rogers's court

Osbun Thomas E. hairdresser, 11 north Tenth

Osmus Christian, victualler 235 Callowhill

Osterheldt Frederick, hog vict. corner Garden & Logan

Ostrum John, stagedriver 26 Branch

Oswald Eleazar, printer 66 Dock

Oswald Wm. H. translator of French, Spanish and

Italian languaes Juniper below Chesnut

OXH whitely's annual

Oswill George, grocerv^ and liquor store, N E comer St.

Tammany and Old York road
Otis B. portrait painter 63 Cherry
Otley Elizabeth, Alder alley

Ottinger John, papfermaker, Alban street ab. Lambert
Ott Catharine, widow 86 north Sixth
Ott Francis J. brushmaker 70New
Ottason James, weaver Second above Germantown road
Otto Jacob S.' wine merchant 3 S. 5th— -d h 163 Walnut
Otto John C M. D. 139 Mulberry
Otto John, cabinetmaker 8 Chorlotte
O^way Nicholas, sea captain 13 Beck's alley
Oudinot Henry, hairdresser 345 Kace
Ouram Ann, widow Prune corner Sixth
Ouram Wra. whitesmith &c. Prune near Sixth — d h^l4

south Sixth
Ourt Charles, combmaker 340 Race
Ourt Lewis, smith Broad riear Race
Outerside William, mariner 18 Little Water
Overholt Jacob, gi-ocer 448 north Second
Overman Wm. broker and commission merchant 2

Bank alley — d h 200 south Fourth
Ovem John, trunkmaker Juniper comer Lambert
Overy Isabella, 41 Middle alley

Overy John, silk dyer and scourer, back 12 south Fifth
f Oventon Lemuel, sawyer, 53 German street
Ovington John, carpenter corner Cedar & Ninth
Ovington Mary, widow, milkwoman cor. Cedar 8c Ninth
Owings Elizabeth, widow 61 German street
Owen Jane, drygoods store 141 north Second
Owen John, teacher 133 Lombard
Owen John, silversmith 65 north Second
Owen Mary, grocer 217 north Second
Owen & Richards, merchants 131 High
Owen Sarah, widow, tailoress 487 north Third
Owen Thomas, distiller 54 New — d h 52 Wood
Owen Thomas, jun. merchant 131 High — d h 10 Old

York road
Owen Thomas, 28 Chesnut
Owen Thomas, weaver, back 587" north Second
Owens Ann, widow, back 9 Crown street
Owens Edward, smith 101 Cherry
Owens James, coachman 114 German
Owens John, mate 542 south Front
Owens Margaret, widow, tailoress Walnut above 13th
Owens Robert, tanner Rose near Germantown road
Owens Samuel, sea captain High W. Sch. Third
Owens Thomas, wheelwright N. Fourth ab. Tammany
Owman Thomas, tailor. Chesnut above Front
Ox Sarah Mrs, Arch near Schuylkill
Oxiord Hannah, widow. Liberty alley
Oxheimer Barbara, widow, cor.Ger.r. & Blackhorse 1.

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. PAL

Oxley Margaret, widow, cor. Sixth and Poplar lane
Oxley William, accountant Jg> south ElevxMUh
Ozeas Mrs. widow, N. Eighth near Buttonwood
Ozcas Peter, inspector of customs 311 Mulberry

PACKER EDWARD, brassfounder, back 33 N.7th

Packer James, brassfounder 8 Hoffman's alley

Paden George, cordwainer 23 Pine alley

Padget George, weaver Lombard above Twelfth

fPagans David, labourer Stewart's alley

Page Charles N. com. merchant 67 8c d ii 69 Dock

Page Godfrey, gardener Ridge road near 1st gate

Page Hannah, widow 7 Vine

Page Henry, gardener Ridge road near 1st gate

Page James H. wine merchant 59 South wharves — d h

S7 south Eleventh
Page James, attorney at law 16 Swanwick and 225 Arch
Page John, hatter 84 north Second
Paije John, grocer N E corner of Green and Fourth
Page John, sen. gardener Ridge road near 1st gate
Page John, shallopman 262 south Fourth
Page Peter, plasterer 30 Union alley
Page Samuel, innkeeper 507 Second above Poplar
Page Samuel R- grocer Beach ab\ve Maiden
Page Wm. merchant 268 Chesnut — d h 36 south Front
Painter Adam, cordwainer Lily alley below Green and

Trimble's court
Painter George, caulker Marlborough below Queen
Painter widow of George, Ger. road above Second
Painter Henry, brassfounder 488 north Third
Painter Isaac, innkeeper cor. Callowhill aud Garden
tPainter Isaac, labourer St. Mary street
Painter Jacob, dealer 42 Garden
Painter Jacob, carpenter Wood near Prince (K)
Painter Jacob, bricklayer Beaver near Pitt
fPainter Jeffery, labourer Webb's alley
Painter John, carpenter Poplar lane below Third
Painter John, turner 32 Cherry — d h Garden n. Wood
Painter Margaret, widow Thirteenth below High
Painter Margaret, widow Fourth below Poplar
Painter Mary, widow 488 north Third
Painter Mary, widow, Prince near ilanover
Painter Nicholas, shipwright Palmer near Prince
Painter Nicholas, bricklayer 488 north Third
Painter Philip, cordwainer Oak near Browne
fPainter Phillis, widow, Smith's alley (back)
Painter Wm. patent peg shoemaker Marlborough (K)
Palber Charles, labourer Maiden near the Stone bridge
Paleske Hannah, widow of George G, 79 Dock

2b2

PAR whitely's annual

Palethorp Robert, inkpowdermanuf. 444 N. Second
Palethorp Robert, jun. & J. H. pewter ware and ink

powder manuf. 50 north Second
Palethorp Robert, jun. pewter manuf. 444 N. Second
Pahn Henry, printer 26 Arch

Palmer Aaron, combmaker, north 4th cor. Poplar lane
fPalmer Aaron, woodsawyer Lily alley
Palmer Amos, liquor store High west of Sch. Seventh
Palmer Amos, carpenter 142 north Third
Palmer Ann, v/idov/ of Wm. 27 south Tenth
Palmer Ann, widow, cor. Juniper and Arch
Palmer Anthony A. druggist N E cor. Fifth and Spruce

and grocer 6 High — d n 27 Powel
tPalmer Daniel, sawyer Browne above Fourth
Palmer James, shipwright Prince near Crown
Palmer Job, drygoods store 24 south Second
Palmer John, caulker Otter near Frankford road (K)
Palmer John B. treasurer and secretary of the Mutual

Insurar.ce company for the insurance of houses from

loss by fire, 54 Walnut
Palmer Jonathan, jun. teacher 69 Pine
tPalmer Matthias, labourer Spruce near Sch. Fifth
Palmer Richard, justice of the peace 64 Shippen
Palmer Richard, furniture, &c. store, 145 north Second

— d h 88 north Seventh
Palmer Sarah, widow, Otter near Frankf. road (K)
Palmer Samuel, druggist, &c. 74 Chesnut
Palmer Simeon, pilot 107 Swanson
Palmer Thomas, "N E corner Spruce and Fifth
Palmer Thomas H. printer 201 Chesnut — office Locust

above Eighth
Palmer Thomas, caipenter 554 south Front
Palmer William, tailor Cresson's court
Pancoast Samuel, sen. Filbert above Twelfth
Pancoast Samuel jun. hardware merchant 148 High
Pantalun Henry, vict. Steinmetz court
Paoli George, chandler 7 \'evnon

Papegay Miss, artificial flower manuf. &c 151 Walnut
.Parent John, labourer Meredith's court
Parham John, carj^enter 62 south Eleventh
Parham Joseph, carjjenter 176 Locust
Park Christiana, widow, boardinghouse 144 Chesnut
Park & Carpenter, n»erchants 273 High
Park Samuel, merchant 273 High — d h 2 north Seventh
Paike Charles B. brass> &c. founder Penn near Maiden
, Parke James P. bookseller and stationer 74 S. Second
Parke Solomon, clock and watchmaker 146 N. Front
Parke Thomas, m. d. 1 Rittenhouse place
Parker Achilles, wine merchant, &c. 13 &17 Norris* ay,
Parker Alexander, gardener Prime above Eleventh
Parker Alice and Hannah, milliners 21 north Third
Parker Andrew, tailor 1 Wood
Parker Ann, widow 262 Catharine

PHILADELPHIA DIHKC rOKY. PAR

Parker B. widow 67 Pine

Parker Bunyan, labourer Queen near Shakamaxon
Parker Benjamin, cabinet and chairmaker 258 Cedar
Parker Daniel, livery stablekeeper 14 and 16 Bread
Parker David, d. d. 68 south Eighth
Parker Dorothy, widow Phillips court
Parker Edward, merchant 60 Zane
Parker Edward, bookseller and stationer 178 High
Parker Elizabeth A. milliner 189 north Front
Parker Esther, boardinghouse 116 north Sixth
Parker George, whipmaker Prime above Eighth
Parker George, ropemaker Crown near West (K)
Parker George, plasterer, &c. Frankf. r. n. Prince
Parker Hannah-, seamstress, Bushhill
Parker Hannah, widow 8 Union
Parker Heniy, cordwainer Fifth below Christian
Parker Isaac, clock and watchmaker 13 south Third
Parker Jacob, labourer Race above Sch. Seventh
Parker James, oysterman 6 Cresson's alley
Parker Jeremiah, gentleman (Peel hall) Ridge road
Parker John, tavcrnkeeper N E cor. Race and Sixth
Parker John, fancy store 107 north Second
Parker John, mariner 227 south Fifth
fParker John, porter 228 Race
Parker John A. bookbinder 190 Cherry
Parker John, ropemaker Crown near West
Parker Joseph, merchant 178 High—d h 125 N. Fifth
Parker Joseph, collector of taxes 28 Race
tParker Joseph, ostler Traquair's court
Parker Lewis, mariner, back of 32 Catharine
Parker Margaret, widow 5 Steinmetz court
Parker Phoebe, widow. Unity court
Parker Peter, hatter Deval's couit
Parker Rebecca, tailoress, back 282 Arch
■Parker Richard, shoeblack 29 S. 3d & 11th bel. Pine
"'arker Samuel, shotmaker Arch near Sch. Second
*arker Sarah, widow 92 north Eighth comer Ciierry
"Parker Silas, labourer and white washer 230 Shippen
Parkei- Susan, Mrs. widow of John, south Tenth, one

door from Chesnut
fParker Stephen, bootcleaner 19 -south Seventh
Parker Thomas, 13 south Third
Parker Thomas, jun. clock and watchmaker 14 south

Fourtii
Parker Thomas, carpenter 144 scuth Ninth
Parker Thomus, labourer Prime below Second
Parker Tiion\as, carpenter, &c. 18 Currant alley
|Parkcr Thomas, labourer Old York road
tParker Wiley, l-ibourer Passyunk r. below Christian
Parker William, merchant (Peel hall) Ridge road
fParker William, mariner 54 Small
Parker William, labourer 412 south Second
Parker William C. carpenter 263 south Seventh

PAT whitely's annual

Pafker William, tanner 101 north Fifth

Parker Wm. tavern and oyster house 10 Arch

Parkes Zachariah, fancy store 3 north Third

Parkinson George, (Burns tavern) 13 Bank

Parkinson James, tailor 106 Crown

Parkinson Rachel, bonnetmaker 17 Arch

tParks Susan, Barclay's alley

Parmentier Charles, accountant 17 north Twelfth

Parmentier Theresa, widow 62 soutii Fifth

Parr John, tailor 25 north Ninth

Parris Gabriel, constable 42 Arch

Parrish Ebenezer, innkeeper 317 south Third

Parrish Isaac, gentleman Mulberry court

Parrish Joseph, m. d. 109 Arch

Parrish & Massey, ironmongers, 238 north 3dbel. Noble

Parrish Robert A. planemaker 238 nortli Third

tPerctt R. printer 135 Lombard *.

Parry Anna, widow, 3 Sansom

Parry Isaac, plasterer 300 north Third

Parry John J. clock and watchmaker SW cor. Chesnut

and Sixth Sjsee Ferry

Parr}'^ Thomas, storekeeper 23 north Second
Parsons Abraham, shallopman Juniper above Locust
Parsons John, 76 Almond

Parsons Margaret, widow, back 295 south Third
Parsons William, ferryman 30 Jones's alley
Pztrlenheimer Adam, brewer 77 Arch corner Bread
Partenheiraer, Pepper & Co. Philadelphia brewery, 9

Bread
Partoles Mary, widow 276 south Fourth
Paitridge David, oakcooper, back 391 Race
Parvin Pearson, teacher 25 north Fifth
fParvis Isaac, saw-sharpener Passyunk r.bel. Christian
fPascal Benjamin, waiter Middle alley
Pascal Jane, widow, teacher 142 soutli Fifth
Pascal John, blacksmith 20 and d h 24 south Tenth
Paschall Edward J. tailor 2 Farmer's row
Paschall Thomas, accountant Hamilton village
Pass Peter, tailor 150 south Fourth
Passey Samuel, teacher 127 Moyamensing road
Passniore Carleton, teacher 56 New
Passmore & Sparhawk, auctioneers 32 south Front
Passmore Thomas, auctioneer 32 south Front
Pastorius Abraham, sea captain 165 Green
Pastorus Jol\n, north Fifth below Buttonwood
Patterson Alexander, chandler 110 Plum
Patterson Eadly, drover S W cor. Eighth and Lombard
Patterson Eliza, Blackberiy alley
Patterson EUzabeth, widow 4 Quarry [^ace Peterson,
Patterson Hester, widow 149 south Eighth
Patterson Isaac, (Robinson Crusoe inn) 23 south Third
Patterson James, accountant. Maiden near Front
Patterson rev. Jaraes» 460 north Second

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. PAT

f Patterson Joanna, pastry cook Smith's alley
Patterson John, fancy chairmaker Fourth above Poplar
Patterson John, weaver Prime (Wharton's buildings)
Patterson Jonathan, director of U. S. bank 164 Spruce
Patterson Rachel, widow Chesnut below Thirteenth
Patterson John, shipjoiner Shakamaxon n. Bedford (K)
Patterson & Jones, merchants 287^ High
Patterson Joseph, cabinetmaker 90 north Front
Patterson Margaret, widow 9 Frazier's court
Patterson Margaret, widow Torr's court
Patterson Martha, widow Christian below Fourth
Patterson Margaret, seamstress Torr's court
fPatterson Margaret, widow 3 BiKldle's alley
Patterson Mary, widow Burd's alley (S)
Patterson Mary, widow, cowkeeper, back 74 Plum
Patterson Paul, merchant 287^ High — d h 297 Race
Patterson Rachel, gentlewoman 1 Thirteenth
Patterson Robert M. m. d. vice provost, professor of

mathematics and natural philosophy in the University

of Pennsylvania, 210 Arch
Patterson Robert, carpenter 48 north Eighth
Patterson Robert, grocer, Cedar next bel cor. Third
Patterson Robert, merchant 287^ High — d h 61 Locust
Patterson Robert, president of U. S. mint 285 Chesnut
Patterson Robert, bricklayer Weaver's alley
Patterson Robert, carter Juniper above Locust
Patterson Susan, 514 north Front

Patterson Thos. teacher 205 squth Fifth — d h 23 Prune
Patterson Thos. blockmaker, &c. 63 and op. 62 Swanson
Patterson Walter, labourer Eleventh ab. Race
Patterson Wm. 6c Co. merchants N E corner Arch &

Water— -d h 29 Vine
Patterson Wm. mate of ship, 387 south Front
Patterson Wm. blacksmith Arch near Sch. Seventh
Patterson Wm. sea captain Thirteenth above Cheriy
J-Patterson Wm. herb doctor Callowhill n. Sch. Fourth
Patterson Sarah, widow 110 Swanson street
Pattison & Brother, mercht. N E cor. Chesnut & Front
Pattison Granville, m. d. 154 Walnut
Pattison John, merchant 53 S Front — d h 151 Walnut
Patton Abraham, late watchmaker 131 south Eleventh
Patton Ann, Mrs. Thirteenth near Cedar
tPatton Ann, Dean's ay. \_see Patten

Patton Anna, widow 43 Callowhill
Patton Bernard, carpenter 43 Callowhill
Patton James, jun. merchant 23 N Front — d h59N4th
Patton John C. merchant 117 S Ninth
Patton John M. inquire 5 north Twelfth
Patton Margaret, widow 34 Browne
Patton Mary, widow Merriott's lane above Fourth

Patton \ labourer 418 south Second street

Patton Robert, cordwainer Locust above Twelfth

PAX whitely's annual

Patton Robert, flour, salt and plaster store 491 High —

d h 5 north Twelfth
Patton Samuel, grocer 61 South wharves
Patton Samuel, accountant 8 German
Patton Thomas, ladies' shoemaker, back 417 S Front
Patton Wm. jun. accountant 175 Lombard
Patton Wm. queensware store 65 Cedar
Patton Wm. printer Pine below Twelfth
Patti-ullo N. merchant 224 Spruce
Paul Abraham, vict. 1 Fourth street market
Paul Alice, widow 12 Green
Paul Catharine, widow, back 55 Duke
Paul, Comegys & Co. merchants 176 High — d h 42 N 5th
Paul Daniel, vict. 27 Fourth street market
Paul David, carpenter 116 St. John
Paul Hannah, widow, Camac below Old Yord road
Paul Hannah, widow, Fourth below Master
Paul James, merchant S W cor. North ay. and Fifth
Paul Jane, widow, shopkeeper 405 north Third
Paul John, gentleman 60 north Fourth
Paul Joseph M. merchant 257 High— d h 202 Arch
Paul Nathan, 237 High— d h 6 north Fifth
fPaul Thos. drayman 159 Spruce
Paul Perry, labourer Rose (N L)
Paul Mrs. R. widow of Jeremiah, 6 north Fifth
Paul William, carpenter 22 Strawberry
Paul Wm. W. sea captain Federal above Front
Paul Wm. S. carter 2 Fetter lane
Paulding Sarah, widow Thirteenth above Race
Paullin Joel, tailor 13 Prosperous ay.
Paulin P. widow of John, tailor 10 Hinkel's court
Paulus Adam, baker 26 south Fifth comer Walnut
Pawling Jesse, blacksmith 93 north Fifth
Paxson Benjamin, accountant 124 Cherry
Paxson Charles, 198 north Sixth
Paxson Edward, attorney at law 32 S Seventh — d h 151

north Front
Paxson Isaiah, dry goods store 100 north Second
Paxson James, shipwright Shakamaxon n. Bedford
Paxson James, shipwright 20 Browne
Paxson James, shipcarpenter Palmer above Duke
Paxson Joseph R. merchant 3 Sansom
Paxson Joseph S. comer Beach and Warren
Paxson Phineas, wheelwi-ight 5 Summer's court
Paxson Samuel, hatter 33 south Fourth
Paxson Timothy & Son, merchants 65 N Water & 158 N

Front
Paxson Wm. hardware merchant 203 High— d h 3N9th
Paxson Wm. I. flour merch. 65 N Water— d h N Front

cor. Vine
Paxton John A. (late Editor of the Philadelphia Direc-
tory,) book and mapseller, stationer, land and general
agent, and commis. merch. at St. Louis, (Missouri)

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. PEC

Payden George, shoemaker Pine ay.
Payne John, mariner 30 Carter's ay.
■*ayne Wm. carpenter 164 south Fifth
^aynter Lemuel, grocer 117 German
■Payton James, coachman 6 Washingtcn court
■Payton Joshua, waiter 18 Burd's court
■ Payton JuUus, waiter Clover ay.
■Pea Abraham, poiter 22 Blackberry ay.
■Pea Jonathan, coachman Shippen below Eighth
'. 'eace Joseph, gentleman 78 south Sixth [.see Pease

!^eacock Dodsworth, merchant 21 north Front
Peacock? Eber, millwright 9 Poplar lane above Front
Peacock George, (sign of the Golden Swan) 69 N Sd
Peake Edward, carpenter Queen near Frankford r.
Peake Elias, carter Shakamaxon near Prince
Peake Robert, shoemaker Merriott's lane near Fifth
Peake Thomas, shipwright, Allen near Beach
Peal Henry, pewterer 119 Swanson street
Peale Ann C. miniature painter 228 Spruce
Peale James, portrait painter 228 Spruce
Peale James, blockraaker 449 south Second
Peale Raphael, portrait pamier 99 Pine street
Peale Rubens, Baturalist, Museum, Statehouse — d h

Walnut above Sixth
Peale Sarah M. portrait painter, 228 Spruce
fPearce Henry, bootcleaner Washington court
Pearce John & Co- plumbei^ &c. back 12 south Fifth
— d h Kaighton N J {see Peirce tP" Pierce

Pearce M^ry, widow 72 Browne
Pearce Noah, shallopman 11 Meade ay,
Pearce Robert, painter, 112 Swanson
fPearce Saml. carter 4 Bon sail street
Pearce Sarah, widow Prime above Front
Pearce Ward, shallopman 79 Swanson
Pearl Jas. 318 N Front, deputy corder Haycsales (N L)
Pearman Sarah, shookeeper N 8th ab. Mulberry ay.
Pearson Cyrus, tanner Sarah near Queen (K)
Pearson David, skindresser 282 north Eighth
Pearson George, principal regulator of southern dis-
trict, 399 south Second [»ee Peirson
Pearson Isaac L. stationer 109 High
Pearson Mary, storekeeper 17 north Seventh
Pearson Mary, widow, nurse 9 Knight's court
Pearson & Roberts, storekeepers 104 north Seventh
Pearson Thomas, saddler &c. 138 High
Peart Elizabeth, widow 286 St, John
Pease Charlotte, boardinghouse 295 High \_see Peace
Pechin John, guardian of poor 21 north Twelfth
Pechin Wm. tanner 21 north Twelfth and Chen*)* near

Schuylkill
Peck C. cordwainer 166 south Fourth
Peck Collins, shoemaker Prime above Front

PEN whitely's annual

Peck Daniel L. teacher, school N W cor. Arch and 3d

— d h 123 squth 9th
Peck Jeremiah, 161 Chesnut

Peckworth rev. John P. ladies' shoestore 139 S Second
Peckworth John R. m. d. 39 Spruce corner Laurel
Peddle Joshua, oakcooper 10 Penn and 7 Little Water

— d h 153 south Water
Peddle Wm. A. oakcooper and guager 63 north Water

and 8 Elfreth's ay.
Peddle widow of George, 7 Elfreth's ay.
Pedersen P. Esq. minister resident and consul general

from the court of Denmark 393 Arch above Tenth
Pedrick John, cordwainer, back 106 Cherry
Pedrick Samuel, blacksmith Prime above Front
Peel Francis, vict High west Sch. 5th
Peeler Catharine, Miss, 93 Shippen street
jPeets Francis, mariner 115 Queen street (S)
Peiffer John, vict. 76 5th st. market — h h Buttonwood
Peirce Caleb, hardware merchant 81 High — d h 10

Church ay. {see Pearce

Peirce James, labourer Sixth above Poplar lane
Peirsol & Grelaud, auctioneers 51 north Front
Piersol Jeremiah, auctioneer 51 N Front — d h 91 New
Peirsol Wra. iron merchant 197 Walnut
Peirson Stephen, pilot north Fourth above Coates
Pele Andrew, bookbinder 2 Goddard's ay.
Pells Susan, tailoress 79 Green
Peloux Peter, gunsnxith 190 Cedar
Petz Philip, grazier corner Passyunk and Buck road
Peltz Susan, widow 412 north Second
Peltz Wm. gentleman 68 Queen
Pember Charles, labourer Maiden below Front
Pember Christian, cordwainer, back 7 Kunckel
Pemberton Philadelphia, shopkeeper 61 north Third
Pendegrass Eleanor, widow, back 32 Plum
Pendrill Mrs. of Charles, 3 Marshall's ay.
Penn Abraham, shipearpenter 75 Queen
Penn Susan, widow, Thirteenth above Filbert
Pennebecker Benj. (sign of Sorrel Horse) 150 N 4th
Penneger Samuel, labourer, west of Permanent bridge
. fPennel Benjamin, hackdriver Juniper ay.
Pennel Joseph, carpenter 9 Watson's ay.
Pennewill David, smith 41 Currant ay.

; Pennington Charles, fiddler Clymer's ay.
ennington Edward, sugar refiner 155 & 159 Race
Pennington Henry, shipwright Palmer below Duke
Pennington Jolm, porter Otter near Front
Pennington Martha, widow, boardinghouse 72 N 9th
Pennington Wm. shipwright Beach near Maiden
Pennick James, cordwainer Brnsstar's ay. (K)
Pennick Joseph, labourer, back 16 Budd
Pennig Mary, seamstress 24 Tammany
Penning Mars, mariner Queen near Marlborough (K)

i>HlLADELPUlA DIRECTORY. PER

Penniwill , widow Prime below Second (S)

Pennock Abm. L merchant 231 High— d h 122 N 5th
Pennock Horatio B. 161 Vine
Pennock Sarah, widow 336 Arch above Eleventh
Penot Francis & Son, ladies' shoemakers 135 Chesnut
Penrose Charles, shipbviilder 93 Penn above Argyle
Penrose Joseph, carpenter Ann west Sch. Eighth
Penrose Sophia, widow, shopkeeper Acorn ay n. Spruce
j-Penrose Wm. 61 Small

Penton Ruel, labourer Sch. Seventh above Race
Penry Walter, shoemaker Merrirtt's lane near Fifth
Peoples John, calicoprinter Sch Front above Vine
Pepplow Edward, victualler 582 south Second — stall 20

Newmarket south Second
Pepper George, brewer 2 south Fifth N W cor. Minor

— d h Chesnut next above Misonic Hall
Pepper Hester, nurse 10 South ay.
Pepper John, stonecutter 61 north Seventh
Pepper Joseph, toothbrushmakev 8 Pennsylvania av.
Pepper Michael, carpenter & shipjoiner 232 Catharine
Pepper Philip H brewer 9 Bread street
Pepperd Standish, chairpainter High west Perm. Bridge
Percival Joshua, mercht. 78 south Front — d h 149 Pine
Peres Peter, m. d. 54 Callowhill
Peres Wm. jeweller 3 Bard's court
Pereyra Peter, merchant Baker's ay.
Perie Charles, coach maker 21 Watson's ay.
Ferine Daniel, tailor 56 north Eighth
Ferine John, bricklayer 3 Holmes* ay.
Perii & Cabot, merchants 123 south Front [see Perot
Perit John W. merchant 123 S Front — d h 105 Arch
Perkenpine John, victualler 2 Perkenpine's court
Perkin John, north Second between Race and Vine
Perkin John, m. d. 159 north Second
Perkins Benjamin, wharfbuilder Frankford r. n. Queer.
Perkins Elizabeth, boardinghouse 97 Shipjien
tPerkins Francis, steward, back 146 Cherry
Perkins Henry, smith 302 Race

Perkins Henry, wheelwright Frankford r. ab. Que^n
Perkins & Bacon, patent engine Sec. manuf. Pearson's

court — d h Sansom above Eighth i

Perkins Jacob, brickmaker cor. Cedar and Twelfth "
tPerkins James, vender of old clothes 194 south 2d
Perkins Joseph, designer 8c engraver of wricing 34 S. 6th
Perkins Mary, taiTbress 25 C reason's alley
tPerkins Samuel, vender of old clothes 208 south 2d
Perkins Sarah R. storekeeper 58 south Second
Perkins Susan, widow 147 Spruce
fPerkins Wm. vender second-hand clothes^ 194 S, 2d
fPerkins Wisdom, labourer Crab below Shippen
tPerlas Judy, washcrvvoman, back 299 sout^ Third
Perlasca Peter, tuorocco case n^anuf. 21 Sterling; alley
Perle James, grocer Hayscales wharf 8c 316 N. Front

2 C

PET whitely's annual

tPernel George labourer Paschall's ay. near Fifth
Pernier John, confectioner High W. Sch. Eiehth
Perot EUistou & John, merchants 41 north Water
Perot ElUston, mercht. 41 north Water — d h 299 High
Perot Francis, brewer 120 Vine & 107 New [see Perit
Perot James & Sansom, merchants 41 north Water
Perot James, mercht. 41 N. Water— dh 297 High
Perot John, mercht. 41 N. Water— d h 297 High
Perot Sansom merchant 41 N. Water — d h 299 High
Perpignann Peter, watchmaker an<ji jeweller 367 N. 3d
Perrin Wm. trader 46 Cedar st.
Perroteau B. 123 north Fifth
Perry Charles 6c Co. merchants Summer's wharf — dh

164 Arch
Periy Charles, mariner 55 Catharine
Perry Felicity, widow, watclicase polisher 55 Lombard
Perry Hiram A. barkeeper 8 Oak (S)
Perry John, dyer and scourer 135 Locust
Perry Margaret, seamstress 32 Currant alley
Perry Mary, widow Juliana st. [see Parry

Perry Mary, widow 19 Cox^s alley
Perry Maiy, widow, 18 Ahnond street
Perry Oliver, labourer Gray's ferry r. near Cedar
Perry Richard, drygoods "store 3 South Third
Peny Tlieodosia, widow 86 Swanson st.
Pesoa widow of Isaac, merchant 152 Callowhill
Peterman Geo. flour merclit. 366 High — d h 106 Filbert
Peterman George & Jacob, flour merchts. 366 High
Peterman Jacob, flour mercht. 366 High — d h 59 S. 11th
fPeter John, shoemaker 200 south Sixth
jPeter John, mariner 80 George (S.)
Peters Charles, mariner 98 Swanson
Peters Charles, tailor, back 12 north Front
Peters Conrad, cordwainer 3 Jones' alley
fPeters David, coachman 218 Plum street
jPeters Diana, widow. Quince below Locust
Peters Evan, bricklayer 23 north Ninth
Peters Francis, ferryman Camden N. J.
Peters George, shipwright Beach above Marlborough
Peters George, labourer 251 St. John st.
fPetei-s Isaiah, sawyer, back 24 Elizabeth
Peters Jacob, auctioneer 8 Decatur — d h 52 S. Tenth
Peters Jacob, labourer 543 north Thii-d
Peters James, thimble, &c manulacturer 65 Arch
fPetei-s John, labourer 4 Fine alley
fPeters John, fiddler Schuylkill Second above Race
Peters John W. accountant 35 south Fourth
fPeters John, labourer St. Marv street
Peters John, vict. cellar 20 High & bxck 12 north Front
tPeters John, labourer, back 105 German
fP^eters Joseph, cook 82 Gaskill street
Peters Leonaixl, hardware store comer 4th and Vine

PHII.ADKLPHI A DIRECTORY. PFE

Peters Margaret, widow, 121 Swanson

Peters Mary, widow, Tenth above Race

Peters Nicholas, oysterman 78 Higli 6c 5 Cresson's ay.

Peters Ralph, farmer Mantua village

Peters Richard, judge of the District Court of the United

States, Belmont west of Schuylkill
Peters Richard, jun. attorney at law N W comer Sixth
and Little George — d h SE cor Walnut & Eleventh
Petei*s Thomas K. attorney at law 61 south Seventh
Peterson Aaron, waterman Prime above Second
Peterson Abigail, widow, 32 Fitzwalter
Peterson Abraham, waterman, back 44 Spruce
Peterson Catharine, widow, 6th above Poplar lane
tPeterson Charles, porter Pine corner Eleventh
"[Peterson Daniel, steamboat steward 184 Pine
tPeterson Flora, widow, back 28 Barron
Peterson George, grocer 3 S. 3d — d h 102 Arch
Peterson Jacob, merchant 93 Callowhill
Pfeterson Jacob, mariner 12 Franklin street
Peterson John, mariner, back 64 Catharine
Peterson John, currier 95 Chesnut — d h 18 Sansom
Peterson John, carpenter 42 Christian
Peterson John, mariner 40 Queen (S)
Peterson John, jun. collector 18 Wagner's alley
jPeterson, Juliana, widow, 4 Eagle court
tPeterson Nathan, labourer Quince above Locust
Peterson Saml, cabinetmaker Frank, road above Queen
tPeterson Samuel, carter 4 Burd's court
Peterson Sarah, widow, 1 Shippen
Peterson Thomas, labourer 6 Pennsylvania avenue
Peterson Thomas, waterman 3 Shippen
Peterson widow of Emanuel, 1 Shippen
Peterson Wm. drygoods store 58 north Third
Petherbridge John, shipwright Church street
Peto Ann, corsletmaker 132 south Fourth
Peto Elizabeth, corsletmaker 132 south Fourth
Petry J. B. consul-general of France 151 Pine
Pettibone Daniel, inquire 15 north Seventh
Petite John, back 5 Coombs' alley

Pettit Andrew, alderman 12 south 4th — dh 69 S. Sixth
Pettit Jonathan, bricklayer 202 north 4th above Noble
Pettit Thos. M. attorney at law 36 S. 5th— d h 69 S. 6th
Petit Nicholas, tailor 121 north Second
tPetts Francis, mariner Queen below Third
Petty John, drayman, hack 45 Charlotte
Peusch Jacob, labourer 192 north Water
Pew Hugh, carpenter Ann below Sch. Eighth
Pew Robert, tailor 127 Cedar

Peyrusse Arnold, tailor S E cor. Spruce and Fourth
Pfaff George, cordwainer 213 north Front
Pfav: Joim, farmer Frankford road below 1st gate
Pfeiffer Christian, grocer cor. Germ, road and Second
Pfeiffer Gen, nvofe'^sor of music 193 Spruce

PHI whitely's annual

Pfeifer Jacob, flour dealer 125 Green

[see PJ'eiffer^ I*\fer ^ Pifin
Pfeiffer Peter, shopkeeper 92 not th 'I'hird
Pfeiffer Peter, victualler, back 484 north Third
Pfeil John, cabinetmaker 338 north Second
Phalen Patrick, skindresser George near Second
Philbert Tamer, tailoress Coates near Sixth
Phile Daniel, cabinetmaker Branch
Phile John, 157 Arch

Phile John, turner and umbrella maker 367 N. Second
Philler Andrew, gentleman 529 Front
Philier Andrew, jun. boot and shoemaker 269 S. Second
tPhillips Adam, porter 228 Race
Phillips Ann, widow Alban street
Phillips A. L. fancy store 7\ south Second
Phillips Benjamin, late storekeeper Arch near Sch. 2d
Phillips Daniel, carpenter, back of 15 Noble
Phillips Edward, lastmaker 36 Strawberry
Phillips Goodhour, widow 52 New
Phillips Henry, blacksmith Passyunk r. ab. Carpenter
Phillips Isabella, H'asherwoman 83 Swanson
Phillips Jacob, blacksmith Cheriy above Thirteenth
Phillips James, mariner 113 north Water
Phillips James, carpenter 50 Browne
Phillips John, baker 326 north Second
Phillips John, labourer 543 north Third
Phillips John, milkman south Fourth bel. Christian
Phillips John, cordwaincr, back of 157 St. John
Phillips John, cordwainer Federal above Second
Phillips John, labourer, back 97 Budd
Phillips John, carter Frankford road near Prince
fPhillips John, hairdresser 97 Green

Phillips , bricklayer 141 Moyamensing road

Phillips Joseph, labourei" Pine above Thirteenth

Phillips Joseph, 41 north Fourth

Phillips Jonathan, West comer Marlborough

Phillips Levi, merchant 22 north Fourth

Phillips Lydia, circulating library, 8cc. 119 south Third

Phillips Mary, widow, 76 Small

Phillips Mary, widow, 13 Tammany

Phillips Peter, grocer and bottler, cor. Locust and 10th

Phillips R. and \. merchants 20 Chesnut

Phillips Rebecca, widow of John, 7 Pine

Phillips Robert, calico-printer Germ, road ab. Laurel

Phillips Rowland, labourer Wright's alley below Vine

Phillips Samuel, coachmaker 6 Blackberry alley

Phillips Samuel, last and boct-tree maker 63 Walnut

Phillips Sarah, widow, back of 32 Catharine

Phillips Sarah, ^vidow 101 Cedar

Phillips Thomas D, shoemaker St. John op. the church

Phillips Thomas, ladies' shoemaker 11 south Second

Phillips Thomas, bricklayer 135 Cedar

Phillips Wm. blacksmith 115 Swanson

PHILADELPniA DIRECTORY. PIL

Phillips William, gentleman 200 south Front

Phillips WilliHm,Jiatter 6 Carter's alley

Phillips William, sea captain 258 south Front

Phillips Ztiigman, attorney at law, 185 Chesnut

Phillipson Simon, merchant 122 Spruce

Philson Ann, teacher Perry below Pine

Phyef James, nailer Rose alley

Physick Abigail, 210 north Fourth

Physick Mrs. Elizabeih, 66 south Sixth

Physick Philip S. m d. professor of surgery, south 4th

between Uni(m and Cypress alley
Picard Peter M. late drayman, inouire 266 Lombard
I^ickard Wm. vender of books, 505 south Second
Pickel Ann, widow 126 Cedar
Pif'kel Caspar, coach lampmaker & repairer of- all sorts

of lamps. 111 Walnut
Pickering EHhn, teacher Key's alley — d h 194N.^Xth
Pickering George, tailor 126 Coates
Pickering Joseph, watchmaker 315 north Front
Pickering J^hn, bras«foander Alder alley
Pickering Mary, Coates above Fourth
Pickering Thomas, oysterman 302 south Fourth
Pickett Win. carter 589 south Second N E cor. Wharton
Picquet Mrirtin, merchant 205 Hi^h
Pidgeon Christopher, crier of the district court 458 S. 2d
Pidgeon James, crier of the Mayor's court 121 German
Pidgeon Wm, superiiUendant 352 south Second
Pierce Cyrus, merchant 50 S. wharves — d h 246 S. 7th
Pierce E. J umbrella mnnufactirer 132* High
Pierce Hannah, bonnetmaker 56 Arch
Pierce Irenaus, gentleman Quince below Locust
Pierce John, ship chandler Spruce St. wharf — d h 36
■ Christian {see Pearce

Pierce Joshua, merchant 91 Wood
Pierce Peter, umbrella mAnuf. 81 south Second
Pierce Samuel, sea captain, back 39 Beck's alley
Pierce & Thackara, ship chandlers 67 Spruce st. wharf
Piercy Catharine, mantuamaker 126 north Fifth
Pierie Charles, coachmaker 28 Watson's alley
Pierie John, bleeder 122 S. 4tn S W cor. Marshall's ay.
Pierie Wm. currier 81 Dock— d h 20 Greenleaf 's court
Pierpont Robert, silk dver Filbert above Tenth
Pierson Eli, labourer 54 Queen (S)
P-erson Silas, tanner Noble above Fifth
Piex Robert, shoemaker Prm\e above Second
Piggot Robert, engraver, and agent for the Sunday and

advilt school Union society 29 north Fourth
Pike Mannus Willeit, ciirver 8c gilder 41 north Sixth
Pile Rebecca, widow 164 Swanson
Pile Wm. accountant Pine above Tenth \aeePyle

Piles Peter, labourer 124 Queen (S)
Pilling Wm. cordwainer 200 south Sixth
Pilmore rev. J(^ep)|, ©. d. 171 south Fifth
2 c 2

PLU whitely's annual

Pilson Henry, mariner 21 Cox's alley

Pinchin Jane, widow of William, 120 north Ninth

Pinchin John, paperhanger 7 Appletree alley

Pinchin William, silver plater Jacoby st.

Pinyard Elizabeth, widow, 13 Queen (S.)

Pinyard Joseph, sliipcarjienter, back 18 Budd

Pinckney Matilda, widow, 12 German

Pinkerton Mary, widow, Coates above Fourth

Pinkerton Margaret, teacher Pryor's alley

Piper Frederick, currier 370 N 2d [see Pifer \^ Pfeiffer

Piper John, hog butcher Buttonwoud

Piper Wm. commission merchant, St. Johns

Pippit Isaac, cabinetmaker 71 Walnut

fPiros Abraham, mariner 24 Mary's alley

Pirrie John, bootmaker 1 Pennsylvania avenue

Pisanolli Francis, hairdresser 2i3 south Seventh

Pi.ster Jacob, shipwright Queen near Crown

Pitcarr , Mrs. 266 Lombard street

Pitcher Henry, shiiiwright Bishop near Queen
Pitcher Rufxis, umbrella manuf. and fancy store 79 S 2d
Pitman Reoecca, widow, 7 Clever alley
Pitner Ann, widow, 221 Swaiisou street
Pitt Thomas, shoefnaker Davison's alley

fPitt , widow, Wistar's court

Plackett John, tailor N Front near Blackhorse lane
Plaine Samuel, oakcooper 11 Jones's alley — d h Hop-
kins' court
Plane Jacob, carpenter 410 N 4th above Browne
Plank Mrs. widow. Sixth above Poplar lane
Plank Peter, carter Small st. continued n. Thirteenth
Plankenhorn Susannah, widow, Sch. 8th near Vine
Plant John B. labourer 80 Plum street
Plantou Mrs. portrait painter 110 south Fourth
Piatt & Cooper, grocer 303 High N E cor. of Eighth
Piatt Wm. merchant 47 norih Water— d h 201 Arch
Piatt Wm. tavern and grocery Beach near High bridge
Pleasants Charles, hardware merchant 228 High — d h

Walnut above Eleventh
Pleasants & Charnley, hardware merchants 228 High
Pleasants Israel, president of the U. States Insurance

company, Chesnut above Thirteenth
Pleasants Joseph, hardware merchant 267 High
Pleasants Mary, widow of Samuel, 23 Sansom
Pleas George, cooper 175 St John
Plecker Peter, cedarcooper 271 north Secowd
Pleis Matthias, apothecary & druggist 461 N Second
Pless George, oakcooper 21 Budd
Plitt John, rev. editor of the American Views, 116 N

Seventh street
Plocher John J. wheelwright Thirteenth below High
Plowman Thomas L. Library St.— d h west of the Per-
manent bridge
Plumb Peter, ropemakep Federal above Second

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. POR

Plumb widow of A. Hudson's lane above Eighth

Plumb Joseph, shoemaker Christian st. ab. Passyunk i .

Plume Philip, baker Thirteenth below Race

Plumley Absalom, labourer Washington bel, 2d street

Plumley Patience, widow, 63 Christian .

Plummer Frederick rev. Kaighnton, (N J)

Plummer Margaret, 8 Bell's court

Plummer Mary, widow, 57 Vine street

tPlummer Thomas, porter Allen's alley

Pluright William, accountant 36 south Fifth

Poalk Robert, merchant 56 south Front — d h 43 N 4tb

Poalk Solomon, bottler 244 south Third street

Pochin John, baker 25 Walnut

Pock William, labourer Marifj street (N L)

Point John, pumpmaker N 4th between Vine and Cal-

lowhill — d h Richardson's court
Pointer Thomas, cordwainer Christian above Fourth
Polan Thomas, typefounder Cedar above Minth
Pole Edward, teacher Passyunk road near Long lane

Polick , trader, back 10 Green

Pollard Charles, printer 135 Lombard

fPoUard John, cordwainer North street

Pollin George, nailcutter, Falls Schuylkill

PoUin Peter, boot manufacturer 46 south Third

Pollock David, dealer Eleventh below Vine

Pollock Hyman, dealer 11 Key's alley

Pollock William, labourer, back 15 north Sixth

Pollock Wm. N. storekeeper & dealer 369 north 2d

I'olly Richard, weaver 243 Shippen above Seventh

Pommer Charles, piano forte maker 72 Race

Pomeroy Sarah, of Wm. boardinghouse 67 Walnut

fPompey Lewis, mariner, back 90 Shippen street

Pomrvol Israel, cordwainer Fourth beloAv Poplar

Pond Martha, widow of Samuel, back 268 Race

Pond Mary, widow, 11 Duke (N L)

Pons John'B. hatter Burd's alley (S)

Pont Christiana, widow, Jones's alley (N L)

Pool John, tailor; back 88 north Sixth

Pool Edward, coachdriver 41 Coates' alley

Pool Joseph, combmaker63 north Sixth

Pool Wm. combmaker 101 Cherry street

Pope Nathaniel, bricklayer 74 north Ninth

Pope Peter, labourer, back 519 north Third street

Pope WiUiam, labourer Rose alley (N L)

Poppal George, victualler and innkeeper 178 Cedar —

stall 14 New Market
^oppe Henry, taven»keeper 154 Vine
'oree Mrs. A. M. gentlewoman 130 south Third
!'ort Henry, labourer Camden (N J)
'. 'ortalis Mary, widow 5th between Shippen & Plum
"Porter Cyrus, coachman 79 north Sixth
:'orter Henry, brushmaker 1^ north 5th & 93 Arch
Porter Henry, turner 57 Arch N E cor. Third

POT WFITELY'S ANNUAL

Porter Isaac, tinplate worker N E cor. 3d & High— d

h 375 N 2d
Porter Isaac, shoemaker Germ, road above Laurel
tPorter Isaac, waterman. Brown above Fourth
jPorter Jacob, carpenter Brown above Fourth
Porter James, accountant 399 Race
Porter James, coi)perplate printer cor. Chesnut & 3d —

d h 13 Franklin court
Porter John, m. d. 81 south Sixth

Porter John, captain Ridgway team Camden ferry boat
Porter John, sen. brushniaker 89 Mulberry
Porter John, jun. brushmaker 220 High
Porter John, saddler 15 Carter's alley .
Porter John, cordwainer William (N L)
Porter John, labourer, back 134 Brown
Porter Mary, widow, grocer 162 south Water
Porter Margaret, shopkeeper 24 Carter's alley
Porter Moses, labourer Emlen's court
Porter Nicholas, weaver Lombard above Twelfth
fPortcr Robert, blacksmith 6 Starr alley
Porter S. & N. tinplate workers cor. 13th and Filbert
Porter Samuel, tinplate worker 1 north Twelfth
Porter Samuel, smith 25 N 10th — d h Prospect alley
jPorter Samuel, woodsawyer 57 Currant alley
fPorter Thomas, tailor W'ebb's alley
Porter William, tailor, back 180 Lombard
Porter Wm. merchant 35 S wharves — d h 446 N 2d
Porterfield Rachel, widow, 120 Cedar
Porterfield Wm. cordwainer 1 Watson's alley
Pote Christian, glassblower Wood above Queen
Pote Henry P. carpenter Wood near Queen (K)
Pote M. labourer Wood near Queen
Pote Peter H. fisherman Queen near Bishop
Pote Peter M hsherman Wo^d above Queen

Pote , widow, Wood near Queen

Poth Conrad, tallow chandler 178 St. John above Green

Potkin George, coachman George street

"^otter Richard C merchant 29 north Third

Potter S, & Co. booksellers and stationers 55 Chesnut

Potter Samuel, stable 168 south Fifth and Cedar

Potter Sheldon, bookseller 55 Chesnut — d h 24 Key's ay.

Potter Wm. W. bookbinder & stationer 36 Carter's ay.

— d h 66 Chesnut
fPotter William, carter Webb's alley
Potts Benjn. tavern & boardinghouse 117 south Water
Potts George C. rev, pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian

church, 65 Locust above Eighth
Potts James, oak C(,oner 63 and 73 north Water
Potts James & Wm. A. Peddle, coopers and guagers 63

north Water
Potts Joeph, teacher 224 Lombard street
Potts John, cordwainer, back 531 south Front
Potts Man', widow of David, 42 Vine
Potts Nathan R. attorney at law 97 Arch

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. POW

Potts Nathaniel, mercht, 5 N Water — d h 20 north 7th
Potts Phineas, accountant 442 south Front
Potts Robert T. merchant 103 High
tPotts Samuel, labourer EHzabeth street
f Potts Silas, bootblack 12 Elizabeth street
Potts Stacy, accountant 314 north Third
Potts Susan, storekeeper 42 south Fourth
Potts Susan, widow, 85 Arch

Potis William L. iron merchant 143 north Second
Poulson Ann, widow, 26 Chestj^r.
Poulson Charles Augustus, 172 south Front
Poulson George, bricklayer Sixth below Shippen
Poulson John, 37 south Fourth
Poulson Samuel, tanner St, John street
Poulson Zachariah, editor and publisher of the Ameri-
can Daily Advertiser 106 Chesnut
Poulterer Stephen, carpenter Christian below 5th
Poultney Catharine, widow, 3 Strawberry
Poultney James, 150 S Seventh N W cor. Spruce
Poultney John, balance weigher 8 Walnut st. wharf— d

d 178 south Eleventh
Pounder Jonathan, bookseller 134 north Fourth
Povall Richard, m d. 115 south Ninth
iPoway James, ragman Locust W. hch. Second
Powell Abraham, cor. Wharton & Lancaster st. (S)
Powell Ann, widow, 291 south Third
Powell Benjamin, weaver, back 135 north Sixth
Powell Benjamin, grocer Thirteenth corner Vine
Powell Benjamin, labourer 3 Acorn alley
Powell Catharme Mrs. back 57 Budd
Powell Dennis, Hamilton above Sch. Eighth
Powell Edith Mrs. teacher 15 Elfreth's alley
Powell EUhu B. cordwainer 113 Christian
Powell Elizabeth, gentlewoman 207 Chesnut bel. 7th
Powell George, carpenter 197 south Seventh
Powell George, carpenter Hinkel's court below 7th
Powell John Hare, 172 Chesnut and Powellton
Powell John, bricklayer Bonsall
Powell John, tinplate worker 185 south Second
Powell John L. bricklayer 87 Passyunk road
Powell John, 86 south Eleventh
Powell Jos. wheelwright Frankford road near Queen
Powell Peter, brewhouse man, Bushhill
Powell Peter, brickmaker Irish lane
Powell Peter, cordwainer St. Bernard's court
Powell R. layer out of the dead, 15 Elfi-eth's alley
Powell Sarah, widow, 353 south Front
Powell Samuel, cordwainer Rose n. Germantown road
Powell Samuel, cordwainer 4th below Germantown r.
Powell Samuel, carpenter Miller's court (N L)
Powell Susanna, wiaow, Mark's lane
Powell Thomas, brassfounder, back 210^ Arch
Powell Wm. wheelwright Queen below Shakamaxoii.

PRE WiriTELY^S ANNUAL

PowcUWm. gentleman 101 north Seventh

Powis James, painter, &c. 3 Ranstead's court

Powison Andrew, shallopman 7 York court

Power VVilUam, mariner 10 Shields* court

Powers John, sailmaker 10 Parham's alley

Powers Samuel, carter Lombard west Broad

Powers Stephen, saddler 10 Parham's alley

Poyner Francis, porter in Mechanics' Bank 3 Fitz waiter

Poyntell, widow of William, 6 York buildings

Pradley Maigaret, widow. Queen above Cherry (K)

Prager Susan, widow, boardinghouse 19 Wagner's ay,

Prager Mark, stock, &c broker 63 Dock

Prahl Sam.uel, spring maker Rachel street

Prall Edward, chair maker N W cor. Arch & 6th— d h

64 north Fifth
Pratt & Dundas, merchants 42 Walnut
Pratt Edmund, mercht. back 95 N. Water— d h il2 N.

Front
Pratt Henry, mercht. back 95 N. Water & 112 n. Front
Pratt J. D. fancy store 82 south Third
Pratt James, tobacconist 128 Cedar
Pratt John, cabinetmaker, back 338 south Front
Pratt John, ropemaker Harper's alley (P T)
Pratt John, carter 56 Penn
Pratt John, sen. waterman, 56 Penn
Pratt J. B. merchant, back 95 north Water
Pratt & Kugler, merchants, back 95 north Water
Pratt Thomas, mariner Church street
Pratt Thomas, merchant 42 Walnut— d h 58 south 11th
fPrattis David, woodsawyer Cherry above Eleventh
Pray Charles, 7 Knight's court
Pray John, sen. vict. Fourth below Poplar
Pray John, jun. vict. Fourth below Poplar
Preall John shoemaker 13 Pine allev
Pree Charles, silverplater Callovvhill below Rugan
Preole George, shoemaker 15 Pine alley {see Prahl
Brescott David W- fishstore 22 south Water
Prentzel Charles S. baker 150 North Eighth
Prendivill John, tailor 12 Hurst street
Preston Edward, 135 north Third
Preston John, carpenter 22 Lombard
Preston Jonas, m. d. 275 Race
Preston William jun. boatbuilder 51 Duke (N. L)
Prettyman Eliza, nurse 35 Charlotte
Prever James, labourer. Locust west of Sch. Second
Preston Jacob, labourer 6th near Poplar lane
Preston John Painter & glazier 257 south Third
Preston John, shoemaker 205 south Third
Preston William, plasterer 8cc. 45 Plum street
Preston William, sen. boatbuilder 51 Duke (N L)
tPrettymart Moses, fnariaer 14 Stamper's alley
Prevost Andrew M. stock broker 79 Dock— d h 99

Spruce

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. PR!

Provost, widow ofH. M. 23 south S< ver.lh

Price Abijah, deputy keeper oi the prison 71 Crowi:

Price Chandler, merchant 41 Dock — d h 94 soutli Front

Price C. & Morgan, merchts. 41 Dock east of Second

P rice David, sea captain 362 south Second

Price Edward, merchant 435 High

Price Elizabeth, widow 58 south Sixth

Price Elizabeth, boardinghouse 150 Arch

Price Elizabeth, widow 11 Beck's alley

Price Ferriss, carpenter 143 south Ninth

Price Henry, drover, back 389 south Front street

Price James, o>sterman Cooper's ferry (N J)

P rice John, skindresser Third near Germ, road

Price John, late sea captain 5 Parham's alley

Price John, medicine pulveriser, back 58 Ann

Price John, patnt maker 20 Callowhill

Price John, carpenter Poplar lane near Budd

Price John M. merchant 143 High

Price Joseph, hatter 79 High

Price Joseph, feather stort- 209 north Second

Price Joseph, blacksmith Tammany above Fourth

Price Mary, widow, Shakamaxon near Bedford

Price Mar>', widow nurse 30 Christian

Price Philip, jun. clock & watchmaker 71 High — d hS

South alley
Price Rebecca, teacher 78 Crown

Price Richard, jun. merchant 133 High— d h 143 Arch
Price Richard, gentleman 196 south Fourth
tPrice Stephen, waiter 7 Prune
Price Seth, deputy keeper of the prison NW cor Fourth

and Wood
Price Timothy, milkman Frankf. road near first gate
Price Wm. m. d. 112 south Fourt corner Prune
fPrice VVilliam,mariner 199 Lombard
Price William, pilot 9 Parham's alley
Price William I. 27 Pine alley
Price William huckster Cooper's ferry N. J.
Price William H. silverplater Ann W. Sch. Eighth
Price William, grocer 1 Spruce street wharf
Prichard James, cordwainer 4 Hoffman's alley
Prichett Charles, flour merchant 25 South wharves —

d h 98 south Eighth
Prichett Catharine, widow 239 Spruce
Prichett Thomas and John, flour merchants 41 south

Water and 98 south Eighth & 138 Pine
Prichett E. widow of Thos. late cooper 8th n. Cedar
Prichett Thos. B. brewer 367 S. Front— d h 8ih near

Cedar
Prichett Thomas, merchant 138 Pine
Pichett Wm. and Jas. curriers 127 Chesnut — d h 63

south Third
Prichett William, gentleman 98 south Eighth

PUM wuitely's annual

Prichett Wni. R. gent. Beach bel. Shakamaxon (K)

Prickitt Barzillai, corder Oak below Coates

Prickitt Wm. carter 589 south Second street

Priesho^ George, labourer Arch near Schuylkill

Primer Adam, yeoman Anne street Vineyard n. Ridge v

Primer Lewis labourer Frankf. road above first gate

Priest Elizabeth, widow 278 south Third

Piiest Emanuel, caulker 12 Mary

Priest George, tailor 123 Race

Priest Thomas, labourer Rose alley (N L)

Priestman Wm. merchant S E cor. High and Ninth

Priestman William, jr. 242 Arch above Ninth

Primmer Elizabeth, widow grocer SE cor. 6th &Lomb

Pri> e Henry. 570 north Third below Coates

Primrose Violet, saddler &c. 291 High

tPrince Matilda, widow Fries's court ♦

Prince Isaac, 154 south 'i enth

Pringle Elizabeth, widow 212 Pine

Pringle John, stonecutter High West Schuylkill Seventh

Pringle Margaret, widow, 4 Farmer's row

Pringle Wm. mariner 4 Farmer's row

Probasco Martha, widow 350 north Second

Probasco Simon, printing office 350 north Second

tProctor Francis, carter opposite 31 south Seventh

f Proctor James, labourer Juniper above Arch

fPrnctor VValter, cordwainer 86 Bedford

Propert John, farmer Johnson's lane

Propert William, 375 Arch

tProsser James, oysterman 124 High — d h Cherry alley

Prosser Thomas, merchant 242 Filbert above Twelfth

Proudfoot Jane L. tencher female department Adelphi

public school, 372 north Front
Proudfoot Richard, teacher 372 north Front
Provenchere Peter, gentleman 183 south Fifth
Prouty James, grc/Cer 543 south Second cor. Federal
Pryfold Philip, drayman Old York road above Browne
Prowatin Evan, rigger 35 Duke

fPryor Benjamin, waiter Merriott's lane above Fourth
Pryor Edmund, druggi.^t, &c. 273 north Front
Pryor Joseph, cabinetmaker 1 S. 11th — d h 54 Filbert
Pr>'or Josiah, currier Duke (N L)
Prjor Joseph, clerk to the Health Office 26 Elfreth's ay.
Pryor Margery, widow 47 Union
Prj'or Richard, hatter, shop 6&d h 105 north Front
Pryor Samuel, accountant 26 Elfreth's alley
Pryor Sarah, widow 22 Little Water
Pryor Tliomas W. merchant 373 north Front
Pugh Catharine, widow 69 Pine
Pugh Jesse, cabinetmaker 9 Wagner's alley
Pugh Michael, blacksmith 46 Penn
Pullen Robert, treasurer New Theatre 132 south Sixth
Pugh Samuel, (sign Sorrel Horse) 25 South alley
Pumeroy David, cakebaker 5 Blackberry alley

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. QUI

Pummer Charles, piano forte maker 72 Race

Purdon John, attorney at law 104 south Fourth

Purdon William, mariner Small alley

tPurdy Henry, coachman, 37 Currant alley

Purdy James, dealer 452 north Sixth ab. Poplar lane

Purdy James, dealer 7 Pleasant avenue

Puriil Joseph, shipwright & tavernkeeper 355 !N. Front

tPurlis Judith, widow 299 south Third

tPurnell Chloe, widow. Broad below Locust

Purnell Isaac, labourer St. Marys street

fPurnell Joshua, oysterman Bonsall

Purple Alex, shipwright Queen above Shakamaxon

Purves Alexander, merchant loiutr 22 S. 2d

tPurvis Isaac, sav/sharpener Passyunk r. bel. Christian

Purvis Mary, widow, Fourth below Poplar

Pursley Robert, labourer, back 394 Race

fPursue Aaron, carter, back 8 Coombs' alley

fPusey James, mariner Webb's alley

Pussei John, vict. Garden near Callowhill

Pussel John, whitesmith Ger. road below first gate

Putley Richard J. cordwainer 2 Dock

Pybus John, ladies' shoemaker 131 Arch

Pyf«f John, weaver Thirteenth near Cedar

Pyle Jos. storekeeper 42 N 2d — d h 69 Wood [see Pile

Pyle Prudence, Mrs. 2 Holmes' alley

•fPyren Poley, cordwainer 20 Burd's court

QUAIL MARY, widow, Brooke's court
Quain William S. hatter 483 south Second
Quandale L. clock and watchmaker 69 Chesnut
Quandril Charles, shipmaster 185 Pine
Quandril Jane, widow, N E cor. Browne and Fourth
Quantrell William, shopkeeper 84 Race
tQuard John, hairdresser 89 south Fourth
Quay & Jones, cordwainers, Pock above Front
Queen Bernard, grocer 388 High
Queen Elizabeth, widow 75 Union
Queen John, tailor, corner Lombard and Sch. Seventh
Queen William, cordwainer Christian above Third
Qaerville Antoine Gabriel, cabinetmaker 11 Lombard
Quick John, labourer Crown near Prince
Quick Margaret, widow 78 Union
Quicksall Joseph, tailor Frankf. road above Bedford
Quicksall Joseph, carter Queen above Marlborough
Quicksall Thomas, fisherman 19 Jones's alley
Quig Henry, tallowchandler 218 north Eighth
Quigley James, waterman 6 Little Water
Quigley Mary, widow Mary's alley
Quin Andrew, hairdresser and tavernkeeper S W cor.
Passviink 5c Shippen, (sign Gen, Wayne) \s€e Queen

RAM whitely's annual

Quin Felix, grocer Cedar above Tenth

Quin Francis, carpenter 30 south Fifth

Quin John, labourer, back 74 south Fifth

Quin William, shoemaker, back 262 Cedar

Quinn Barnet, grocer, Queen S W cor. Swanson

Quinn Charles, grocer S W cor. Argyle and Swanson

Quinn Roger, waterman Crown near Frankford road

Qmudlen Mark, pilot 10 Mary above Front

Quine James, waiter 81 south Front ^

Quine Jonathan, 10 Cypress alley

Quinlin Margaret, widow 148 north Front

Quinlin William, hatter Lily alley below Green

Quinlin William, Nonnater's court

Quinter Thomas, Pegg street

Quinton Thomas, gluemaker Pegg st. bel. New market

tQuire Peter, labourer Pryor's alley

JQuonn Abigail, teacher, back 269 Spruce

RABJOHN JOHN, tailor 229 St. John

Rabjohn Wilham, cordwainer, back 207 St, John

Raborun Ellen, widow 97 Queen

Raborg Mary, Mrs. 36 north Seventh

Rabsom Mary, widow, boardinghouse 292 High

Racy William, mariner, back 64 Catharine

Radcliff John, mastmaker Carpenter above Front

Radford Elizabeth, widow 411 south Front

Radford George, gardener 25 Prosperous alley

Rae Roheit, mate of vessel 33 Almond

Raetle Charles, tallowchandler Crown n. Frankford r

Rafert Mr. gentleman 393 Spruce

Rafield John, accountant 110 Union

Raffert Thomas, carter, Lombard cor. Eleventh

Rafferty Patrick, weaver, back 106 Plum

Rager Tahtha, widow 6 Hoffman's alley

Ra^uet Condy, merchant 187 Chesnut

Ram Elizabeth, widow, back 117 Callowhill

Rainey John, carter. Filbert W. Sch. Fifth

Rakestraw John, tailor 279 south Front

Rakestraw Joseph, printer and bookseller 254 and 256

north Third
Ralston Archibald, labourer, Jones west Sch. Fifth
Ralston Harvey, labourer Pine alley above Twelfth
Ralston Matthew G. mer. 103 S. Front— d h 161 Walnut
Ralston Robt. merchant 189 Mulberry, counting house

103 south Front
Ralston Robert, jr. accountant Church st.
Ralston Sarah, widow 446 north Front
Ramage Adam, printer'sjoiner and cabinetmaker— shop

Library — d h 6 Elizabeth
Ramage Emily, schoolmistiess 127 north Sixth

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. RAS

Rambo David, cordwainer, back 114 German

Hambo Hannah, widow of Daniel, 43 Green

Rambo John, smith, Harmony court — d h 35 Spruce

Rambo Peter, shipwright, Hanover near Bedford

Rambrie Benner, grocer N W cor. Ninth and Cherry

Ramsay Thomas, cordwainer. Upper Ferry road

Ramsey Alexander, carpenter 175 Cherry [see Rumsey

Ramsey Barbara, widow 154 south Fifth

Ramsey Sarah, 27 Coates ^

Ramsey Stophel, 461 Race

Ramsdale Susannah, tayloress Cauffman's court

Ramshardt Frederick, baker Old York r. cor. Pop. 1.

Rand B. H. professor of penmanship 3i south Sixth

Randall Archibald, attorney at law 122 south Fourth

Randall A, storekeeper 43 south Second

Randall Jacob, gunsmith 31 Coates

Randall Joseph, carpenter 103 south Ninth

Randall Josiah, attorney at law 80 W ilnut

Randall Matthew, city clerk, office City-hall— dh 89

Walnut
Randall Margaret, widow, 167 south Fifth
Randels Mary, widow, back 291 Arch
Randolph Edward, gentleman 126 north Second
Randolph Edward, jun. merchant 241 High — d h 214

north Fourth
Randolph G. F. merchant 241 High— d h 190 Arch

below Eighth
tRandolph Joseph, painter, &c. 212 Cedar
Randolph Francis, labourer Frank, road cor. Bedford
Randolph William, lumber merchant 223 N. Water—

d h Juliana above Wood
Rang Henry, labourer Mulberry alley near Eighth
Rang John, teacher, corner West and Hanover
Ranken Alexander, cordwainer 183 St. John
Ranken & Adams, grocers 49 Chesnut
Ranken David, grocer 49 Chesnut
Ranken George ^ Son, cabinetmakers 113 south Front
Ranken George, jun. shoemaker 106 north Eighth
Ranken William N. Fourth above Noble
Rankin & Weir, grocery and tavern 84 Plum
Ransford Elizabeth, widow 112 Swanson
Raphune Christopher, baker Grissel's alley «

Raphune John, tailor George above Eleventh
Rapp John, 94 Christian

Rapp Joseph 47 north Third — d h 138 north Fourth
Rasber John, chairmaker 33 Catharine
Raser Charles, druggist 1 Plum cor. Passyunk & Fifth
Raser Abigail, widow 41 Cherry
Raser Matthias, printer S W cor. Fifth and Cherry—

d h 41 Cherry
Raser Thomas M. teacher S W cor. Fifth and Cherry

— d h 89 Locust
Rass George, carter Sch. Fifth above Spruce

REA whitely's annual

Raster William, tavernkeeper S W cor. Arch and 10th
Ratsheller A. black and wt.itesmith 360 north Third
Rauch John C G tailor 1 Watson's alley
Rauffiii!)art Peter, oaker, back 1 No!:nater's court
Rav'.ly JoiiTi, labourer Sch. Fourth, Peniitown
Ravesif^s Frcuerick, merchant 164 High — d h corner of

Minor aii(i Fifth
Rawle William, counsellor at law, office 116 and d h

112 iouth Third
Rawle William, jun. attorney at law 46 south Sixth
Rawlings Thomas, shoemaker 54 Moyamensing road
Rawlins Nathan, shopkeeper 15 Sliippen cor. Verncn
RaworthlM.iry, widow 33 Almond
Ray Adeline, widow, Warren st.
Ray Anthony, grocer Carpenter (S) ab. Second
Ray David, tanner 32 Charlotte
Ray David, wheel vvrigV)t Frank, road above Queen
Rav Jonathan, hatter 5 Elbow lane \_see Rea

Ray Lyilia Mrs. Sch. Seventli bel. Race
Ray Margaret & Co. storekeepers 3 north Second
Ra> M.:ses, merchant 135 south Water — d h 295 south

Front
Ray Rachel, widow, Vine above Thirteenth
Ray Sarah, widow 166Swanson
Ray Thomas, drayman. Say st.
tRay Thomas, waiter Middle alley
Ray William, carter Thirteenth above Filbert
Raybold Joshua, justice of the peace, office 179 Shippen

— d h 51 Fitzwalter
Raybold Jacob A druggist, &c. 336 High
Raybold Thomas, Windsor chairmaker Arch W. Sch. 3d
Raymer John, ostler 389 north Front
tR'aymond Andrew, hairdresser 74 Dock
Raymond Espagnel, storekeeper 148 Cedar
tR'aymond Jacob, waiter 198 Cherry
Raymond Mary, widow 335 north Third
Rayner John, mariner 8 Arg^le
Rayner Nathan, carpenter North st.
Rea Alexander, umbrellamaker 38 south Third
Rea Daniel, sea captain 30 Biidd
Rea George, sign painter 6 Hvde's court
Rea John, upholsterer 153 Chesnut [see Ray Isf Wray
Rea William, blacksmith, intersection of Ger. road and

Second st.
Read Alexander, china merchant 304 High — d h 37 S

Tenth
Read Christian, grocer 48 Budd

Read EUmelech, grocer and bottler. Christian ab. 4th
Read George, mariner Davison's alley
Read & Gray, china merchants 304 High
Read Helena, widow Prime above Second
Read Henry, grocer Poplar lane above Third
Read Isaac, watchmaker N W corner Vine & Second

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. REE

Read James, merchant 1 North alley corner Fifth

Read James, 81 Walnut ' ' [see Reed Isf Reid

Read John, shoemaker 100 Wood

Read John, umbrella maker 37 south Second

Read John, counsellor at law and president Philadelphia

bank, 176 Chesnut
Read John M. attorney at law 176 Chesnut
tRead Peter, woodsawyer Spafford
Read Robert, cordwainer 63Penn
Read Richard, ship master 566 S. 2d above Wharton
Read Samuel, drygoods store 45 north Second
tRead Susan, widow 3 Atkinson's court
Read Wm. bookbinder 75 Green
Read Wm. merchant 64 Dock and 15 Sansom
Read Wm. I., saddler &c. 5o and d h 121 Callowhiil
Reading John, tinplate worker 40 Ann (N. L.)
Reading Rebecca, widow Dean's alley
Reakart John, grocer 439 north Second
Reakirt Jacob, dep. keeper of the prison 599 north 2d
Reall Joseph, umbrella maker, back 22 Callowhiil
Reall Michael, cai-penter Marlborough near Bedford
Reall Samuel, corder Britton's wharf — d h 246 N. Front
Reamer John, victualler Frank, road near Sorrel horse
Reamer Matthew, shipwright Shakamaxon n. Bedford
Reamer Sarah, widow Shakamaxon near Queen
Reap Andrew, cordwainer 184 Browne
Reap Philip, carpenter 100 Budd
Reapsher Bernard, skindresser, back 267 Race
Reasen Abraham, labourer 5 Atkinson's court
Rease Francis, pewterer Thirteenth above Filbert
Reaver Kezia, schoolmistress, Cherr,* near Queen
Ressen Samuel, waiter, 16 Burd's court
Reccles Anthony, ropemaker Carpenter (S.) bel. 5th
Reckhow Daniel, shipwright Frankford below Queen
Reckhow Isaac, cabinetmaker Frankford bel. Queen
Reckitt Joseph, lumber inspector 6 Branner's alley
Rechel George, grocer 290 north Third street
Rechel Jacob, sugar refiner 5 Croivn
Reckefus David, cordwainer 3 Harmony court
Reddingev Jacob, cordwainer Steinmetz's court (N.L.)
Redferr Robert, 403 High

Redhair Martin, cordwainer Lawrence above Wood
Redheffer Charles, millwright 6cc. back 7 Whitehall st.
Redles Adam, turner 10 Strawberry alley
Redlion Henry, labourer Sixth below Fitz waiter
Redman Barnabas, printer 123 south Sixth
Redman James, teacher Sch. academy High n. Sch. 6th
Redman John, bricklayer 11 Small
Redman M. shopkeeper 28 south Fourth
Redman Thomas, gentleman 188 Chesuut
Redstreke J- cabinetmaker 54 Dock
Reed Adam, baker 586 south Front below Federal
Reed Alexander W. grocer S W comer Cedar 6c 6th

2d2

:*«•*•:

REE whitely's annual

Reed Alexander, labourer German, road above Second

Reed Alexander, labourer, back 294 south Third

Reed Ann, widow nurse 106 Cedar

Reed Ann, widow, washerwoman, back 321 Race

Reed & Beideiman, drygoods store 156 north Second

Reed David, sen. Camden (N. J.)

Reed Frederick, clock and watchmaker 150 High —

d h 11 north Twelfth
Reed Hannah, of David, jun, huckster Camden (N. J.)
Reed Isaac, watchmaker N W cor. Second andPme —

d h 55 south Seventh
Reed James, huckster Camden (N. J.)
Reed Joel, labourer Camden (N. J.)
Reed John, morocco dresser, back 108 north Seventh
Reed John, merchant 164 north Fifth
Reed John, mate, 74 Penn street
fReed John, shoemaker, 46 Small
Reed Joseph, counsellor at law and recorder for the city

of Philadelphia 187 Spruce
Reed Joseph, labourer Rose below (rreen
Reed Martha, widow 10 Frazier's court
Reed Michael, storekeeper 156 N. 2d— -d h 53 New st.
Reed Robert, tavernkeeper N W cor. Ririge r. & VMne
Reed Robert, shoemaker 63 Penn
Reed Samuel, grocer S E corner of Mary 8c Second St.
Reed Samuel, tailor 24 Vv^atson's alley
Reed Sarah, wiJow Relief alley

Reed Thomas, weaver Germantown road below Third
Reed Wm, tailor 68 south Water and 69 south Front
Reed Wm. bookbinder Davis's court above Buttonwood
Reed Wm. saddler Lvndall's court
Reeder Isaac N. Y. st.ge office 39 S. 3d— d h 87 New
Reel J >hn, smith Second near Laurel
Reel John, labourer Fourth above Poplar
Reel Michael, carpenter Bedford near Marlborough
Reemer Frederick, grocer 10 Elizabeth street
Reemer Jrhn, victualler Frankford road near Prince
Reemer Matthew, shipwright Sirakamaxon near Queen
Reemer Susan, weaver Fraiikford road corner Otter
Reep John, cordwainer Crown near West (K.)
Rees Bernard, drygoods store, 122 north Second-
Rees Charles B. cordwainer 277 south Second
Rees Eleanor, storekeeper 27 Coates alley
Rees Evan, stirrup filer, back 385 Race
Ret'S Ezekiel, innkeeper S W corner Front & Callowhill
Reese George, boot and shoemaker 276 south Second
Rees George, toll collector Sch. Permanent bridge
Rees Geoi^e, victualler Vine W. of Broad — stall 73

New market, south Second
Rees George, furrier, 264 south Front
Rees Henry, smith, back 401 Race
Rees Henry, tailor 75 north Fourth comer New street
Reese Henry, cordwainer Cadwalader

PHILADEtPHlA DIRECTORY. REI

Reese Jacob, cedar cooper 77 Race [see Rees and Bice

Reese Jacob, merchant, 195 High— d h 399 Arch

fReese Jane, widow 208 south Seventh

Reese John, grocer, 115 Hace [see Rei/s, Rhees l3^ Reiss

Reese Joseph, late bottler Vine above Twelfth

Reese Margaret, widow 464 north Third

fReese Priscilla, washerwoman, Hopkins' court

Rees Margaret, nurse, back 38 Charlotte

Rees Mary, widow 35 Plum

Rees Mrs. shopkeeper 103 ^outh Fifth

Rees Peter, milkman Gray's ferry road below Cedar

Rees Wm. carter S W corner Wood and Eighth •

Reess Martin, one of the high constables, Enuiskillen

inn) 97 south Fifth
Reess Samuel, bricklayer Currant alley
Reeve Hosea, labourer Sch. 5th below High
Reeve Isaac, carpenter Torr's court
Reeve Jacob, bricklayer 12th below Spruce
Reeve Ruth, widow 208 north Fourth
Reeve S. A. principal of Franklin acad. back 77 Arch
Reeves Aaron, wheelwright 5 Liberty alley
Reeves Benjamin, inn md ferry Camden (iS. J.)
Reeves Enos, shoemaker back 291 Arch
Reeves Isaac, carpenter, Torr's court
Reeves J. C. cordwainer 16 Jones's alley
Reeves Joshua, cordwainer, back 322 south Third street
Reeves Nehemiah, cordwainer, 3 Little Pine
Reeves Sarah, inn and ferry, north side High st. wharf
Reeves Thomas, jun. grocer N W corner Second and

Arch — d h 23 Arch
Reeves Thomas, millwright 149 Walnut
Reeves Timothy, oysterman 271 north Front
Reffert Ursula, widow, sign Rising Sun, 133 Race
Reiord Elizabeth, storekeeper 24 south Tnird
Regiii Abraham, silverplatcv Deval's court
Rek^h Joseph, merchant 208 Higii
Regnaud A. broker, &c. N E cor. Front and Walnut —

d h 21 Key's alley
Regnault C. F. paperhanger 218 Lombard
Regnault George, paperhanger 220 Lombard
Reiui Casper, mercliant 63 New
Rehn Eve, widow 62 New
Reiin George and Co. brewers 68 New
Reiui George, brewer 256 Third above Callcwhill
, Rehn Joim, brewer 60 New

Rcid Alexander J. grocer 251 S. Third corner Shippen
Reid Adam, grocer and bottler 320 south Second
Rcid Cntharine, widow, storekeeper 25 Callowhill
Reid John, dry goods store 2 N. Fifth [sec- Read is" Reed
Reid Patrick, house &sign painter and glazier 46 S. 5th
Reiley James, tailor 29 Currant alley
Reiiley Bernard, bottler 157 S. Front & 156 S. Water
Heilley Hugh, boardinghouse 140 n^j^Water

REN whitely's annual

Reilley James, oysterfrian 8 Dcjck

Reilley Wm. watchman, Popiar lane near Fourth

Reilly Bernard, shopkeeper 316 Race

Reily John, grocer 15 Strawberry

Reilly Matthew, cordwainer 26f2 south Fourth

Reilly Owen, plasterer 34 Washington street

Reilly Paul, bottler and tavernkeeper 39 S. Water

Reinboth Fred, gexton St. John's church, back 130 N.5th

Reinboth George, carpenter 8 Mulberry alley

Reineck Elizabeth, widow seedswoman Prime ab. 8th

Reineck Lewis, biscuit baker 9 Penn and 91 S. wharves %

Reinhard C wheelwright I'idmash street

Reinhard Elizabeth, widow 97 Cherry st.

Reinhart Christian, victualler Frank, r. n. stone bridge

Reinhart George V. coach painter, &c. 158 Vine

Reinhart Godfrey, labourer 81 New

Reinhart Henry, carter Broad above Race

Reinhart Theresa, widow Tidmash below Eleventh

Reinhart Washington, teacher 13 Juniper lane

Reinhert John H. watchman N E cor. 8th and Cherry

Reinholdt Mary, widow 86 north Fifth

Reins John, mariner 83 Penn

Reisinger George, cordwainer Miller's court '(N. L.)

Reiter John, glover 239 north Second

Relf Samuel, editor of the Philadelphia Gazette, office

97 south Second
Rementer Anthony, gardener Irish lane
Rementer Peter, carpenter Passyunk below Prime
Remmey John, shoemaker Poplar lane near St. John
Remick Znoch, mastmaker 91 Swanson
Remick John, shoemaker 91 Swanson
Remington C. lumber merchant N W cor. 6th & Vine —

d h 192 north Sixth
Remington Eliza, widow 37 Christian
Remington Jane, widow, back 282 Arch
Remington Job B. lumber merchant, yard Water above

Vine — d h 42 New Market st.
Remington John A. lumber merchant Water above Vine

— d h 42 New Market
Remson John H watchman 1 Knight's court
Renaud Ann, 6 Powell street
Renaud Peter, broker 220 south Fifth
Renguenet Don Bartol, Spanish consul 69 Spruce
Renn Frederick, labourer 582 south Front bel. Federal
Rennel Michael, oysterhouse 196 Callowhill
Renshaw Benjamin, merchant 40 Dock — d h 115 S. 4th
Renshaw Ann, widow 90 Union
Renshaw Frances, boarding house 183 Walput
Renshaw Richard, justice of the peace and notary public

— office 304 and d h 302 south Second
Renshaw William, (Mansion house hotel, adjoining the

Washington hall) 122 south Third
Renouf Nicholas, tailor 29 Franklin

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. HIC

Reppard Sarah, widow, nurse 17 German
Repsher Leonard, drayman George N. L. near Third
Repsher Jacob, saw maker, back 19 north Eighth
Repsher Peter, brassfounder Beaver near Second
Repsor Adam, vict. St. John above Poplar lane
j-Rex Diana, widow, Mark's lane
Rex Francis, blacksmith Ridge road above Francis' lane
Rex George, (Lime Market) 271 Vine corner Eighth
Rex William, mariner, back 13 German
Reynegan Francis W. shipmaster 450 south Front
Reynolds & Adgate, grocers 21 south Third
Reynolds Ann, widow, 41 south Eighth
Reynolds Benjamin, cooper, guager, and head inspectoi
of salt provi.'.ions 7 N wharves — d h 13 north Water
Reynolds David, tanner 87 Budd above Laurel
Reynolds Elias, carpenter 58 Almond street
Reynolds George, carter 6th below Fitz waiter
Reynolds James, tailor 308 south Front
fReynolds John, labourer Quince below I^ocust
Reynolds Jos. grocer 21 S Third— d h 20 New Market
Reynolds Joshua, blacksmith Prime above Front
Reynolds Margaret, widow, 33 Coates
Reynolds Mary, widow, cor. German and Passyunk r,
Reynolds Robert, shoemaker 4 Prosperous alley-
Reynolds Samuel, merchant tailor 48 south Third
Reynolds William, shipjoiner 1 Mary (S)

Reynolds , widow, Camden (N J)

Rhamp Susannah, widow, 17 Wagner's alley
Rheem Jacob, flour mercht. 373 High N E cor. Tenth
Rhees Ann, widow of Morgan, Loxley's court
Rhees John L. leather store 177 S 2d — d h Loxley's ct.
Rhinehart Joseph, cordwainer 262 south Fourth street
Rhoads 8c Jeanes, lumber merchantSj High near Per-
manent bridge — d h High W. Sch. Sixth'
Rhoads Daniel J. merchant High W. Sch. Sixth
Rhoads Hannah, widow, 2 Wood street
fRhodes John, labourer Brown above Fourth
Rhodes Joseph, glass manuf. Spruce W.Sch. Second
Rhodes Samuel, merchant 42 S Front {_see Roads

Rhil Henry, carpenter Marlboro' near Prince
Rhil Richard, farmer Palmer near the Frankf. road
Rhume Henry, baker 447 south Front
Rianhard John, merchant 179 High
Riblett Pierrie, grocer 37 Passyunk road
Rice Ann, teacher 53 Almond
Rice Ann, seamstress, back 188 St. John
Rice Edward, carter 3 Liberty alley
tRice George, coachman Shippen west of Seventh
Rice John, cordwainer Sch. Eighth near Vine
Rice John, hsherman Queen near Wood
Rice John, sea captain 39 Passyunk road
Rice John P. fisherman Queen above Bishop

RIC whitely's annual

Rice Joseph, blacksmith Old York road— d h 28 Old

York road
Rice Margaret, widow, back 28 Spruce
Rice Martin, ladies' shoemaker Queen n. Frankf. r. (K)
Rice & M'Donald, grocers N W cor. Arch & Fourth
Rice Michael, grocer N W cor. Arch and Fourth
Rice Peter, fislierman Queen near Wood
Rice Robert, rectifier of liquors, High west of Sch. 5th
Rice Sarah, widow 71 Gaskill
tRice Thomas, waiter 328 south Third street
Rice WilHam, innkeeper 337 north Front
Rice William, drayman 41 Browne street
Rice Wm. jr. labourer 165 Coates above Fourth
Rice, widow of John, fisherman Queen near Wood
fRice W^Ti. coachman, back 119 north Tenth
Rich George, groct r 477 north Third
Rich Henry, watchman 12 Paschal's alley
Richard Augustus G. mangier 90 Cherry below Sixth
'iichardett Catharine, widow of Saml. jun. 298 S Front
J Richards Adam, ropemakerShakamaxon n. Bedford (K)
lichards Ann, teacher 31 Crown
'Richards Ann, widow, 177 north Sixth
Richards Azell, blacksmith, back 192 north Eighth
' lichards Catharine, tavernkeeper 57 south Water
Richards Enoch, 88 Cherry and 127^ Arch
lichards & Godley, merchants 53 High
•Richards Henry, bootcleaner 18 Lombard
lichards Jesse, lottery & exchange office 21 Pine
■Richards John, milkman Sch. Second above Race
Richards John> labourer, back 572 south Second street
Richards Joseph, grocer N E corner 2d and Arch
Richards Joseph, white and red lead manuf. 352 High
Richards Mark, iron merchant 125 and 127 north 3d
Richards Mary, widow, Shakamaxon below Prince
Richards Mary, Miss, washerwoman N 3d above Otter
tRichards Myers, dealer 83 south Front
jRichards Nicholas, barber 257 Catharine
Richards Peter, tailor Carpenter below Second
Richards Rachel, widow, 206 north Front
Richards Richard, drayman south Fifth below Queen
Richards Samuel, fancy brushfinisher 44 Old York r.

— shop cor. 5tii and Callowhill
Richards Samuel, lime merchant 3 Dock
Richards Samuel, iron merchant 111 north Water — d h

347 Arch
Richards Thomas, mercht. 151 N 3d, & 106 north 4th
Richards Thomas, grocer 8 Bonsall
fRichards Thomas, waiter Little Oak street
Richards Wm, H. china merchant 20 south Third
Richards W\ & S. R. watchmakers and silversmiths 136

south Front
Richards Wm. Shakamaxon near the Frankford road

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. RIQ

Richards William, carpenter, back of 405 Race
Richards William, founder Alder alley
Richardson Elizabeth Mrs. JO St. Mary street
Richardson Elizabeth, Crown above Prince
Richardson Elkanah, waterman 25 Parham's alley
jRichardson Flora, widow, 55 Currant alley
Richardson Hannah, grocer 31 Prime street
fRichardson Jacob, methodist minister, back 85 Small
Richardson Jared, carpenter Broad above Arch
Richardson John, bookseller, &c. 224 and d h 359 High
Richardson John, labourer 24 Federal
Richardson John, Frankford road n. the Sorrel Horse
Richardson John, smith 108 north Seventh
fRichardson John, woodsawyer 118 German
Richardson Jonas, hatter Camden (N J)
Richardson Joseph, assayer in the mint 359 High
Richardson Mary, widow, umbrella manuf. 41 S Third
Richardson Mary, widow, 7 Gaskill street
■fRichardson Nicholas, labourer, back 24 Small
Richardson Oliver, cordwainer Kunckel street
Richardson Robert, smith, 8cc. Cresson's court
Richardson R. B. bnishfinisher and bellowsmaker 251

Callowhill
fRichardson Samuel, carter Bonsall
Richardson Thomas, shipwright 31 Prime
Richardson Thomas, 4 Biddle*s alley
Richardson Westall. cutler 6c grinder 19 north Ninth
Richardson William, carpenter 92 Gaskill
Richardson Wm, umbrella manuf. 6 south Third
Richardson, widow, 7 Springett alley
Riche George, grocer 477 N Fhird cor. Poplar lane
Richey Henry M. cabinetmaker Poplar lane ab. St. John
Richman Isaac Oak near Coates
Richman John, carver and gilder 378 north Front
Richman William, shipwright 261 St. John
Richmond Isaac, carpenter 107 Cherry ^lley
Richmond John, boxmaker 79 Plum
Richmond Mary, widow, 94 north Ninth
tRichmond Peter, hatter 417 N 4th above Coates
f Richmond Philip, carter Old York road
Richter Charles, 398 north Front
Rickel John, ropemaker Crown n. the Frankford road
Ricketts George, tobacconist, back 5 Fetter lane
Ricketts Isaac, labourer 23 Parham's alley
Ricketts Solomon, coachman Warner's court
Rickson Andrew, rigger 69 Queen (S)
Rickstine John, morocco dresser 423 north Third
Rickstine Mrs. widow. West near Palmer
Ridabock Lewis, farmer Passyunk r. above Federal
Ridabock P. blacksmith 18 and d h 12 south Fifth
Riday John, brickmaker Coates above Eighth
Riddit Mary, widow, 115 north Water
Ridles Adam, turner 475 north Second

KIH whitely's annual

Riddle Jacob, Point-no-Point road

Riddle James, weaver Twelfth below Pine

Riddle James, carpenter 15 Pine alley

Riddle James, bookbinder Carpenter (S) below Sixth

Riddle Johanna, widow, 593 south Second

Riddle John, innkeeper 126 Queen (S) [see Reedle

Riddle Mary, boardinghouse 69 Chesnut

Riddle Samuel, boot and shoemaker 137 north Front

Rider Andrew, japanner Jones west of Sch. Fifth

"{"Rider Deborah, widow Bradford's alley

Ricler John, labourer 19 Mary's alley

Ride\ Samuel, victualler Pleasant above Charles

RidgVay Benj. S. millwright Frankford road ab. Queen

Ridgway Jac-b &. Thomas, flour mcrchts.ol N Water

Ridgway Jacob, jua. flour merchant 51 north Water —

d h 31 Arch
Ridgwa> Jacob, gentleman 183 Chesnut
Ri igway John, bricklayer 76 north Ninth
Ridgwav Joseph F. flour merchant 55 north Water— dk

107 New a

Ridgway Joseph, merchant tailor 57 north Second
Ridgway Miss Rebecca, boardinghonse 141 Arch
Ridguay Richards, grocer Old Yoi-k r. S W ror. Coates
Ridgwav Thomas S. conveyancer..&c. 8 south Fiftii &

182 Vine -

^ Riebsam John, grocer 290 north 2d — d h 37 Noble
Riecheis August H. baker Germ r. above first gate
Rienk Wm tamper, cor. 4th & Noble— d h 75 N 4th
RiehleMrs. widow, 150 High

R:eley John, sea captain 40 south Sixth \_see Riley

Rier Peter, Water near Callowhill
Riesch Henry, late grocer 71 nortii Fiftli
Riffctt Jacob, victualltT Rugan near James— stall 70

New market, south Second
RifFord Brighty, widow, Brusstar's court
Riffiu'fi Peter, \-ictualler James above Hugan
Rifff.rd Matthias, rigger Shakam axon near Queen
Rifford, widow. Beach near Shakam axon
Riekie Wm. shipwright 545 south Second street
Rigby Agnes, widow 17 Jones* alley
Rigby Henry, late cabinetmaker 15 Race
Rigden Christiana, widow, milliner 205 south Second
Riggins Rachel, widow. Oak below Hayscaleii (N L)
Rigler John, vict. 12th bel. Vine — stall 13 new shambles
Rigler Margaret Mrs. 477 Sassafras .
Rigler Stephen, vict Frankford road near first gate
Rignault Clare F. & G. paperhangers 218 Lombai-d
Rignault Francis, paper!ianger 218 south Seventh
Rihl Heiiiy, shipwright Marlborough above Piince
Rihl Henry, cai-y^enter 486 north 1 bird
Rihl Henry, pilot 39 Christian [see Reel ^ Richie

Kx'r.X Sarah, widow of Jacob, Frankf. r. near Prince
Rihl Susanna, widow, 503 north Third

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. RIS

Riland & Co. bell founders 48 south Fifth

Riland WilHam, rev. 90 Crown

Riland Wm. bell founder 48 S 5th— d h 1 Green's ct.

Rile WiUiam, tavernkeeper 69 Race

Riley Ann, widow, 2 Fearris' court

Riley Charles, chairmaker Fearris' court

Riley Charles, chairmaker Poplar lane above Front

Riley Isaac, bookseller 8 Decatur — d h S W cor. Ches-

nut and Eleventh
Riley James, labourer China above Front
tRiley James, oysterman 5 Little Dock
Riley John, shipmaster 40 south Sixth
Riley John, coachman 10 Filbert
Riley John, coachman Thirteenth below High
Riley Joseph S. currier 171 north 3d — d h 85 Vine N E

corner Third
Riley M. china packer Myer's court
tRiley Mrs. widow, Barroa
Riley Peter, printer 5 Pleasant avenue
Riley Sarah, widow, 408 north Front
Riley Thomas, tisherman Wood above Prince
Riley Tobias, baker 341 Race

Riley Wm. silverplater 108 north 6th— d h 113 N 5th
Riley Wm. watchman Poplar lane n. 4th \_see Rtiley
tRiley William, barber 316 south Third street
Rimer Thomasj late cordwainer 10 Carter's alley
Rinacke Margaret Mrs Juniper below Walnut
Rind Dennis, gardener 221 Shippen street
Rine Lewis, tailor Z? Franklin
Rinedoller H^nry, shipcarpenter 385 north Front
Rinedoller Jacob & Son, mastmakers Oak below Coates
Rinedoller Jacob, shipwright 385 north Front
Rinedoller Jacob, jun. mastraaker, yard Oak n. Coates

— d h 9 Duke
Rinehart John, blacksmith 498 south Second
Rinehart Michael, cordwainer 36 Juliana
Ring Mary, widow, Locust below Thirteenth
Ring Rachel, nurse Galbreath's court
Ringler Julia Mrs. 21 W^agner's alley
Rink Jacob, blacksmith, back 263 St. John
Rink Wm, b. & J. merchants 183 south Second
RinkerSaml. sailingmaster Franklin 74, 11 Federal
Rinsimer Christian, carter Hano\er above Prince
Rivrdan Jeremiah, dealer 394 north Front
Ripkey Joseph, cotton weaving manuf. Poplar bel. 4th
fRipley Peter, sawyer 128 Plum street (back)
Ripperger Conrad, bleeder and leecher 35 Cherry
Risbrough John, drygoods store 239 south Second
Risdel P. widow, upfier 157 Pine J

Rising Eli, domestic warehouse 65 north Fourth /-^

Risley Norman, shoemaker S. Fifth near Carpenter i^ <'^>

Risley Richard S. late grocer 160 south Tenth >^' ' J'

Riatiiie Jacob, tailor 387 north Front ./. - j

2 E / ,. i4

ROB whitely's annual

Ristine Jacob, la.bourer West above Palmer

Ristine John, victualler West above Palmer

Ritchie Mrs. widow, back lower 58 south Second

Riter George, livery stable keeper 150 Sassafras

Riter Matthias, paver Ann street (P T.)

Riter Michl. mercht. 180 Callowhill & 6th bel. Wood

Ritle John, ropemaker Crown near West

Ritman Daniel, labourer, back 171 Green

Rittenhouse Benjamin, mathematical instrument maker

258 Arch
Rittenhouse Henry, carpenter 77 Crown
Rittenhouse Peter, vict. 89 New shambles High street
Ritter Abraham, merchant 333 High
Ritter Ann, widow, 24 north Fifth
Ritter Edward, chairmaker 313 north Third
Ritter George, cabinetmaker 72 north Fourth
Ritter Henry, baker 129 south Fourth
Ritter Jacob, storekeeper 70 north Front
Ritter Jacob, jun. merchant 333 High
Ritter J. &A. merchants 333 High yee Rutler iS^ Riter
Ritter John, painter & glazier High W\ Perman't. bridge
Ritter Wm. bricklayer Coates above Seventh
Rittison Adam, ropemaker Marlboro' above Prince
Rittison Catharine, %vidow, Crown near West (K.)
Rivel Adam, carpenter, south Fiftlf below Christian
Rivel George, shipwinght 55 Moyamensing [see Revel
Rivel John, carter 22 Charlotte

Rivers Jos. tmplate worker 26 High — d h 17 Kunckel
Roads Henry, carter Lombard near Schuylkill
Roads John, labourer Lombard nearSch. {_s€e Rhoads
fRoach Benjamin, porter 112 Christian
Roach John, bookbinder 10 noith Front
fRoach Mary, washerwoman 233 south 8tk ab. Cedar
Roach Nicholas, labourer 115 Green
fRoach Sarah, widow, Shippen below Fifth
Roat Alice Mrs. 2 Pratt's court
Roat Jacob, cedar cooper Ridge road above Vine
Roat Jacob, cordwainer Davis's court
Roat Richard P. cordwainer Davis's court
Robard Joseph, merchant 177^ High
Roan Christopher, labourer Prince near Crown
Robb Alexander, letter carrier 3 Powell
Robb Catharine, widow, Germantown road near Rose
Robb James, cabinetmaker 10 Plum
Robb James, letter carrier 4 Elbow lane
Robb John, labourer Browne near Cherry
Robb John, carter Locust above Hazel alley
Robb & Winebrener, merchant tailors 100 Chesnut

Robbins , chairmaker Hyde's court

Robbins Benjamin, carpenter cor. 7th 8c Buttonwood 1.
fRobbins Diana, washerwoman Mint court
Robbins|lbaiali, mariner Prime above Second
Robbins James, shipptiascer Appletree ay. near Fifth

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. * ROB

Hobbins Job, weaver Fourth above Poplar lane

Robbins John, carter Fourth above Tammany

Robbins & Smith, merchants 173 High

Robbins Samuel J. mercht. 173 High— d h 122 N. Fifth

Robbins Sarah, widow, 9 Little Water

Robbins Wm. mariner 3 Buril's alley

Robbins Enoch, bricklayer Filbert W. Sch. Eighth

Robedeau Lewis, 270 south Fifth

Robeno Andrew, tailor 34 Almond

Robeno Jno. & Andw. tailors 150 S. Water— d h 38Penn

Roberson Benjamin, mariner St. John above Poplar lane

Roberts Abigail, widow, 91 Christian

fRoberts Ahce, back 157 south Eleventh

Roberts Amos, tax collector 64 south Eleventh

Roberts Ann, bonnetmaker 314 south Second

Roberts Ann, widow. Christian below Fourth

fRoberts Biddy, widow, 29 Prosperous alley

tRoberts Bowden, labourer 249 Spruce

Roberts Catharine, cakebaker 78 north Ninth

Roberts Charles F. gentleman 250 Chesnut

Roberts Charles, lumber merchant Oak below Coates

— d h 174 Mulberry
Rol:)erts Charles, carpenter o75 north Fourth
tRoberts Curtis, labourer, back 29 Union
Roberts D;\niel, carpenter, back 416 Race
fRoberts Daniel, woodsawyer, back 66 Small
Roberts Daniel, painter &c. 314 south Second
Roberts Daniel, harness & fire bucketmaker 123 New
Roberts Edward, carpet weaver below 538 N. Third
Roberts Eliza, widow, 5 Acorn alley
Roberts Elihu, house painter, 8cc. 38 south Fifth
Roberts Enoch, hardware & fancy goods store 17 N. 3d
fRoberts Flora, widow 18 Cypress alley
Roberts Frances, widow of Michael, 212 Walnut
fRoberts Francis, waiter 161 Lombard
Roberts George, carpenter Rose alley
Roberts George, merchant 252 Chesnut
Roberts Helen, widow 70 Union
Roberts Henry, plasterer, back 168 south Fifth
fRoberts Henry, porter Middle alley
Roberts Hugh, 65 south Eleventh
Roberts Israel, coppersmith 132 north Third
Roberts Jacob, shoemaker 40 Queen (S.)
fRoberts Jacob, labourer Spruce W. Sch. Fifth
Roberts James, cordwainer 48 Penn
Roberts Jemima, widow 256 Lombard
Roberts John, sea captain 352 south Front
Roberts John, chairmaker 33 German
Roberts John, grain measurer Tenth below Pine
Roberts John, accountant 19 Keys' alley
Roberts John, cabinetmaker 25 north Eighth
Roberts Jonathan, carpenter 38 Kunckel
Koberts Joseph, teller in Girard's bank 168 Arch

ROB whitely's annual

Roberts Joseph J. teacher of mathematics and natural

philosophy, Friends' academy, south Fourth
Robsrts Joseph, back 33 German
Roberts Joseph, accountant 77 Cherry
Roberts Joseph, labourer, back 419 north Front
Roberts Joseph, tailor 15 Summer's court
Roberts Leonard, leather capmaker Galbreath's court
Roberts Lewis, grocer N E corner Front and Cedar
Roberts Margaret, widow, back 17 Passyunk road
Roberts Mary, widow, back 9 Crown
Roberts Mary, teacher 128 Cherry
Roberts Mordecai, innkeeper 94 north Second
Roberts Rachel, widow 12 north Fourth
Roberts Robert, 223 north Eighth
Roberts Robert, carpet weaver 219 north Eighth
Roberts Robert, porter Middle alley
Roberts Samuel, dep. keep, of the prison 296 Vine
Roberts Sarah, widow, 93 Christian
fRoberts Selah, mariner Little Oak st.
Roberts Septimus, lumber merchant Oak above Noble
Roberts Seth, carpenter 56 Moyamensing road
Roberts Sylvester, printer 2 Decatur— d h 328 S. 2d
Roberts Tacy, widow of Algernon, 123 north Ninth
Roberts Thomas, merchant N E cor. High and Water

— d h 250 Chesnut
Roberts Thomas, joiner 69 Lombard
Roberts Thomas P. merchant 25 north Twelfth
Roberts Thomas, cordwainer 150 Lombard
Roberts Thomas S. accountant 128 Cherry above 7th
Roberts Thomas, carpenter, back 126 south Sixth
Roberts Thomsine, widow 250 Chesnut
Roberts W. D. upholsterer 18 south Twelfth
Roberts Wm. carpenter 74 south Fifth
tRoberts Wm. waiter, back 158 Lombard
Robertson Elizabeth, widow 60 Catharine
Robertson Gilbert, British consul 158 S. Ninth— office

32^ Walnut
Robertson James, merchant 11 Franklin row
Robertson Rebecca, widow, teacher 88 Spruce
Robertson Thomas, victualler 8th near Buttonwood
Robertson Wm. mercht. 60 S. wharves — d h 100 S. Front
Robertson Wm. chairmaker, back 108 Filbert
Robidou Anthony, 11 Minor
Robinett Elizabeth, widow, back 92 Gaskill
Robinett Richard, merchant 5 Powell
Robins Thomas, merchant 294 High
Robinson Anthony W. carpenter 26 Cheater
Robinson Arthur, 253 Race
Robinson Benjamin, carter cor. Laurel and Budd
Robinson Benjamin, rigger St. John above Poplar lane
Robinson Charles, sailmaker, back 107 Catharine
Robnison Charles, carpenter 93 Queen
Robinson Charlotte, widow, 115 Christian

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. ROB

Robinson Charles N. carver and gilder lower 56 S. 2d
Robinson Chas. C. chairmaker High W. }'erm. Bridge
Robinson Christian, mariner, back 352 souci Second
Roiiinson Eleanor, nurse Second near George
Robinson Frederick, curter Oak above Noble
Robinson (ieorge, shipmaster 13 Catharine
Robinson George 8c Co. leather store 109 Chesnut
Robinson George, currier 109 Chesnut — d h 206 N. 4th
Robinson George, victualler Hinkel's court
Robinson 8c Harwood, gold and silversmiths 12 N. 2d
IRobinson Isaac, labourer 34 Burd's court
fRobinsonlshman, (upwards 100 yearsofag<e)Green'sct.
fRobinson Jacob, labourer Cedar above I'welfth
Robinson James, printer Third near Chesnut
Robinson J. 8c A. Sitcher, printers Tbird near Chesnut
Robinson James, mariner 65 Catharine
Robinson James, rigger Marlboro' b^^low Prince
Robinson James, sea captain Shakamaxon below Prince
Robinson John, carpenter Wood above Second
Robinson John, cordwainer 40 Cedar
Robinsc^ii John, portrait and miniature painter 163 south

Tenth above Spruce *

Robinson John, mariner 9 Budd
Robinson John, mariner 13 Christian
Robinson John, distiller 207 Cedar
Robinson John, rigger 99 Swanson — d h Carpenter's ay.
Robinson John, carpet weaver, back 48 Lombard
Robinson John, mariner Fifth beloAv Merriott's lane
Robinson John, jun. cabinetmaker 28 Union alley
fRobinson John, labourer Browne's court
Robinson Joseph, sea captain 40 Pine above Second
Robinson Joseph, constable 135 south Tenth
IRobinson Joseph, mariner 210 Cedar
Robinson Joshua, carpenter 254 south Fifth
IRobinson Joshua, shipwright 97 Passyunk
JRobinson Kime, shipwright Merriott's lane above 5th
fRobinson Levi, shoemaker, south Eighth bel. Lombard
Robinson Lewis, merchant SE corner Second 8c Cedar
Robinson Martha, widow 88 Union
Robinson Margaret, tailorcss, back 134 south Eighth
Robinson Mary, widow tailoress, back 3 Little Pine
Robinson Matthew, cordwainer Germ, road below 4th
fRobinson Minta, widow 8 Sassafras alley
Robinson Peter, currier Cauffman's court
Robinson Reter, Frankford road near Front
fRobinsoiv Robert, labourer Bonsall street
Robinson 8c Son, hf.tteirs 36 High
Robinson Samuel, hatter 36 High
fRobinson Stephen, sawyer St. John above Poplar la.ne
Robinson Susan, 251 south Second
Robinson Thomas, victualler 8th near Buttonwood, stall

75 New Market south Second
fRobinson Thomas, shipwright N E cor. Cedar and 5th

2e 2

ROG WHIT£LY*S ANNUAL

Robinson VVm. bookseller 25 Filbert
Robinson Wm. shoemaker 199 Shippen
Robinson Wm, hatter 36 High
Robinson Wm. A. druggist 273 north Third
|Robinson Wm. coachman Fourth bel. Merriott*s lane
Kobison Christian, mariner, back 352 south Second
Robson John, drorer 301 Callowhill
Roch Christian, china store 99 north Ninth
Roche James M. printer Paschall's ay.
fRoche Mary, widow Acorn ay.
Ro(he Morris, marble polisheivcor. Filbert 8c Tenth
Rock Thomas, cordwainer Locust corner Thirteenth
Rocket Nicholas, labourer Buttonwood below Sixth
Rockhill Joshua, inn and ferry keener Camden N J
Rockhill Thos. C. merchant 290 High— d h 10 Frank-
lin row
Rockwell Justus, smith 217 N Eighth — shop S W cor.

Callowhill and Garden
Roderfield Wm. accountant 69 St. Tammany
Rodes & Hentz, grocers Sixth above Callowhill
fRodgersWm. steward steam boat Delaware 276 S5th
Rodman Solftmon, sea captain Marlborough n. Prince
Rodrigue Andrew, merchant cor. Seventh & Walnut
Rodrigue widow of I. drygoods store 93 north Third
Roe Rachel, widow Wood near Garden
Roe Robert, sawyer, 31 Crab sti^et
Roebuck John, labourer 10 Franklin street
Roff John, nailer 39 Prime
Rogers Allen, agent for stages 43 south Fourth
Rogers Benjamin, copperplate printer 18 George
Rogers & Brothers, hardware merchants 52 High
Rogers Charles, hardware merchant 52 High above 2d
Rogers Daniel N. mariner 170 Shippen
■ Rogers E, Miss, boardinghouse 313 Arch
;iogers Evans, hardware merchant 52 High above 2d
tRogers George, labourer Warner's court
^logers Henry, druggist &c 201 High
! Rogers Hugh, wheelmaker Alban near Lambert
Rogers Jacob, 181 Green, office on Green sveet. wharf
Rogers Jacob, saw warehouse 173 High — d h 181 Green
tRogers Jacob, labourer Paschal's ay.
Rogers James, hardware merchant 259 High
Rogers John R. cordwainer, back 15 north Sixth
Rogers John, hardware merchant 52 High above 2d
Rogers John, shoemakef 138 Cedar
Rogers Joseph, justice of peace, Pegg above Front — d h

Elm she's ay.
Rogers J. jun. glue, cowskin whip, and neat's foot oil

manuf Pegg — d h 299 N Second
Rogers Josiah, lumber merchant Oak below Coates*
Rogers Mary, widow tailorcss 94 Christian
Rogers Margaret, widow, nurse 7 Prosperous ay.
Rogers Margaret, widow 395 Race

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. RO S

Rogers Martha, Mrs. of Thomas, Locust above 12th

Rogers Thomas, brassfoimder 28 Cherry

Rogers Thomas, merchant 411 Arch

Rogers Thomaa, oakcooper Church street

Rogers & Turner, hardware merchants 173 High

Rogers Wm. jr. 48 north Third

Rogers rev. Wm. d. d. 198 ChesnutS E corner Eighth

Rogers Wm. merchant 4 south Fourth

Roget Moses, segarmaker 40 Bread

Rohrman Francis, labourer Laurel (N L) near Budd

Rohrman Henry, wheelwright 441 north Second

Rohrman John, wheelwright Sch. Eighth above Cherry

Rohthant Frederick G. shoemaker Hanover n. Queen

Roland & Ford, merchants 206 High [see Rowland

Roland John, merchant 206 High— d h 14 N Seventh

fRoley Abner, hairdresser 112 N Fifth

Rollings Otho, labourer Spruce west Sch. Sixth

Rollins George, cabinetmaker 44 German

Rolof rev. Francis, pastor of Trinity church 181 Spruce

Trinity church yard
Rolph James, teacher and boardinghouse 164 S Ninth
Rolph Wm. fancy chairmaker, cor Carpenter & 3d (S)
Ronaldson James, letterfounder Cedar above Ninth
Ronaldson Richard, ktterfounder Cedar above Ninth
Roney John, currier 128 north Third
-j-Roney Joseph, shoemaker 70 Lombard
Roney Thomas, currier cor. Dock and 3d — d h 8 Prune
Rook Mary, widow, back 242 Race -•

Rookstool Renry, cordwainer 150 Coates
Rookstool John, labourer Crown near Frankford road^
Rooney Bernard, cooper 30 Penn

Rooney James D. apothecary &:c. S W cor. Green & 2d
Root John, blacksmith Race above Sch. Seventh
Root John, vict. 29 Fourth street market, High street
Roots Michael, baker 4 Juniper lane
Roreg W. P. combmaker 106 Coates
Rorer Samuel, surgeons' instrum.entmaker 78 Race
Rorer John, surgeons' instrumentmaker 179 Arch
Roscoe James, cordwainer 103 Cedar
Rose Andrew, shoemaker Prime above Second
Rose Ann, washerwoman, 161 north Sixth
Rose Ann, midwife 6 Brewer's ay, 'Wood street)
tRose Ann, widow 51 Gaskill

Rose B. F. surgeons' instrumentmaker 53 south Seventh
Rose Champlain, whitewasher, back 24 EUzabeth
Rose Christiana, widow Drinker's court
Rose Charles, carter Irish lane
Rose Hannah, widow 2W^ood
Rose Jane, midwife 7 Brewer's ay. (Wood street)
Rose John, vict. 8 Fourth street market, High street
Rose John, currier 10 Brewer's ay. (Wood street)
Rose JonathciD, tailor Simmous' court

ROU whitely's annual

Rose Joseph 8c Wna. surgeons* instrument makers Ha-
milton village
Rose Mary, cakebaker, back 271 Race
IRose — — , {French) 3 Read's ay.
Rose Peter, shoemaker Shippen's lane
Rose Peter, shinglcdresser 26 Union alley
Rose Thomas, labourer Second near Laurel
Rose Thomas, brickmaker Germant. r. above first gate
Rosekrans Frederick, skindresser High n. Sch. Second
Roseman Elizabeth, widow, Race above Sch. Seventh
Roseman Robert, packer of ware, Nonnater's court
Rosnagel John, sawyer Merriott's lane near Fifth
Roset Jacob, merchant inqime 170^ High — d h Rich-
mond Hill Ridge road
Roset John, merchant IZOj High — d h 10 north Fifch
Ross Aaron, saddler &c. 38 and d h 49 north Third
Ross Andrew, painter See. 142 Lombard
Ross David, carpenter 81 north Ninth cor. Cherr>'
Ross Elizabeth, widow, tobacconist 211 Plum
Ross Frederick, painter &c. 342 south Second
Ross James, professor of Latin and Greek 44 north 4th
Ross Joseph, ferryman Camden N J
Ross Laetitia, widow 218 north Sixtli
Ross Martha, widow 142 Lombard street
Ross ^lary, widow 342 south Second
Ross Mary, boardinghouse 184 High
Ross MaiT L. boardmghouse 75 Penn
Ross Mary, widow Juniper below Walnut
Ross Mrs. widow tailoress, back 266 Race
Ross Robert, labourer, back 44 Spruce
Ross Samuel, U. S. appraiser 301 Race
Ross Samuel, deputy weighmaster 14 Raspberr}" alley
fRcss Thomas, labourer 226 Catharine
Ross — — ., widow, gentlewoman, Hamilton village
Ross Walter, porter in U. S. bank 14 Passyunk road
Rcss Wm. late printer 87 Locust above Eighth
Ross Wm. accountant cor. Filbert and Thirteenth
Ross Wm. confectioner 74 High — d h 30 Church ay
Ross Wm. whipmaker 188 Lombard
Rossman John, tailor West near Marlboro*
Rostain F. merchant N W corner Pine and Fifth
Roston Thomas, innkeeper 408 north Front
Rotan Frederick, cordwainer Hanover below Prince
Rotan Susan, widow Palmer below Duke
Rotan Wm. shipwright Marlboro' above Beach
RothwellWm- labourer Germantown r. above Second
Rotts Andrew, victualler Mulberry ay.
Roulston Harry, drayman \'ine ab. 12th [see Ralston
Rougiz Simon, master stevedore 54 Almond
Rounds Ann, widow 6 Pleasant avenue
Rourk Rachel, widow, maker of the Grand Pectoral

syrup, 14 Mulberry
Rouch M. skindresser 58 Sassafras {see Rush

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. RUD

Rousseau John C. m. d. 139 south 6th S E corner Pine
RoQth widow of Richard, 587 north Second
Rouvert Edmund, merchant 111 Spruce
Rovoudt William, m. d. cor Wood and Old York road*
Rowe George ,cordwainer 136 German
Rowe Samuel, ropemaker 4 Federal
Row, Samuel, ropemaker Front below the Navy yard
+Row Robert, woodsawyer 31 Crab
Rowan Amelia, nurse 358 south Front
Rowan Adam, teacher Merriott's lane above Fifth
Rowan John, carpenter 77 Locust above Eighth
Rowan Wm. accountant 26 Coates' alley
Rowand Margaret, bitters-maker 218 Shippen
Rowbuck John, labourer George (N L)
Rowen Henry, caulker, Marlborough near Beach, (K)
Rowen Jane, widow, 48 south Sixth
Rowland James, sen. iron merchant 46 Arch — d h
Fromberger's court {see Roland

Rowland James, jun. 46 Arch — d. h. Fromberger's ct.
Rowland John, cabinetmaker 6 Mary above Front
Rowland Joseph W. iron merchant 161 N Second
Rowland William, saw factory 54 Zane — d h 24 N 9th
Rowley & Alburger, plumbers 9 south 6lh & 8 Walnut
Rowley Edward & Son, merchants 22 N Third
'Rowley H. G. plumber 8 Walnut— d h 22 N Third
"Howley Richard, merchant 22 north Third
! lowley Samuel, pilot 467 south Front
^Rowley William, waiter 204 south Fifth street
Rowse Martha, widow Noble street near Third
tRoxbury David, labourer 6th near Catharine
loy John, victualler Charles near Buttonwood lane
Hoy John, shoemaker 381 north Third
tRoy Mary, widow, washerwoman Garden street
Roy Thomas, shoemaker 176 St. John
Royal William B. teacher 49 Crown
Rover George, carpenter Kunckel near Tammany
Rozts Andrew, \-ictualler 14 Well's row, north 8th
Rubicam Charles, hatter 387 north Second
Rubicam Daniel, Washington hotel 20 south Sixth
Rubicam John, farmer Camac's lane near Second
Rubicam Jonathan, carpenter 144 Locust
Rubicam Joseph, fruiterer 105 north Third
Ruboy Joseph, labourer, back of 54 N Fourth
Ruby Mary, widow, 18 North alley
Rucco Julius, M. D. 168 Spruce
Ruch John, drygoods store 192 north Second
Ruddach Jane, widow, back of 134 south Eighth
Rudduach Mary, widow, 211 Shippen street
Rudolf Conrad, turner Prince near Marlboro'
Rudolph Catharine, widow, cor. Germ, road & Black-
horse lane
Rudolf Christian, turner 470 north Third
Rudolph George, carpenter Race ab. Sch. Seventh
Rudolph George, jun. carpenter cor. of Alban 6c Castle

RUS whitely's annual

Rudolph Jacob, coachman 12 Stamper's alley

Rudolph John, oakcooper 96 Green cor. Rose alley

Rudolph John F. tailor 1 Hoffman's alley

Rudolph William, hatter, back of 178 Race

Rudy Jacob, innkeeper 377 High

Rudy Jacob, combmaker 4i:h near Poplar lane

Rue Benjamin, carpenter Camden (N J)

Rue John, grocery and taveru 472 south Front street

Ruff Wm. painter, &c. 14 S Eighth— d h 132 N 4th

Rugan Charles, sea captain 38 Chester

Rugan George, merchant 16 Noble

Rugan John & Sons, merchants 97 N Water — d h 248

Race
Rugan Joseph, weaver Fitzwalter cor. Seventh
Ruggles Hannah, widow of Sherman, 106 Cherry
Ruhl George, coachmakerand boaixiinghouse 90 N 5th
Ruhl John E. coachmaker 23 Lombard
Ruhlman John, cordwainer, back 123 Arch
Rulon Benjamin, boardinghouse 111 Arch
Rulon John W. storekeeper 1 south Second
Rulon Job, shipwnght Marlborough above Bedford
Rumley John, weaver, back 252 Lombard
Rummel George, victualler Twelfth below Vine — stall

71 High street market
Rummel Jacob, plasterer 279 south Fifth
fRummel John, mariner 90 Passyunk road
Rumsey EHzabeth, widow Shippen bel. 5th
Rumsey, Sarah, boardinghouse Beach n. Maiden (K.)
Rumsey V^^iUiam m -d. 186 nonh Fourth [see Ramsey
fRumsey Michael, labourer Hi.zel alley
Rumpt Jacob, labourer cor. Coates and Sixth
Rumpf Peter, cordwainer 142 Cedar
Runckle William, clerk of the court of Quarter ses-
sions, office 13 W. wing of Statehouse
Rundle Geo. stock and exchange broker (treasurer of
the Sch. bridge company) Bank alle)-— d h Ritten-
house place, Locust above 9th \^see Randall
Runner John, vict. stdli 46 Old shambles
Runner Sarah, widow Old York road ab. Buttonwood
Rush Catharine, widow 141 Locust street
Rush Daniel, farmer Frankford road above West
Rush Elizabeth, Mrs. Race below Sch Eighth
Rush George, carpenter 211 Cherry [s^e Rasch

Rush Misses, daughters ot the late judge Jacob 278

Race
Rush Jacob, oysterman Britten's alley
Rush James, m. d. 18 Chesnut
Rush James L ironfounder and Steam engineer corner

9th and Mne — d h Palmyra Square
Rush John, merchant 125 Race
Rush John, carver 246 north Front
Rush Julia, widow of Dr, Benjamin, 98 south Fourth
Rush Layton, mariner, back 587 north Second
Rush Lewis, gentleman 125 Race

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. RUT

Rush & Muhlenberg, steam engineers & ironfounders

CO r. Vine and Ninth
Rush Phoebe, widow, back 32 Phim
Rush Samuel, attorney at law, 73 and d h 98 S. Fourth
Rush Thomas W. coachmaker 45 south Fourth
Rush Thomas M. merchant 230 N. 2d.— d h 90 Wood
Rush William, sen. carver 172 and 177 north Front
Rush Wm.jun. clerk in the U. S. bank, Sixth corner

Callowhill
Rush William, engine maker, back 341 Race
Rusha Joseph, carver and gilder 15 Perry street
Rushton Edward, bandbox maker 93 north Front
Rushton Wm. cotton spinner corner Cedai 6c Broad
,Rusk David, vict, 28 High st. market & Hartu.igs alley
Rusk Elizabeth, Mrs. of Wm. uorth Third ab. Fraukiin
Rusk Charles, shoemaker 372 north Second
Rusk George, tanner and currier 79 Budd
Rusk Samuel, carter 147 St John
Rusk William, vict. Second below the Germantown r.
fRussell Barney, barber Fuller's alley
Russell Edw. merchant 75 S. wharves — d h 144 Pine
Russell Elizabeth, widow 20 Walnut
Russell Frances, grocer 131 south Second
Russell George, saddler 159 St. Johns
Russell James, labourer Lombard west of Sch; Eighth
Russell James, mariner 3 Sugar alley
Russell John, wjeaver Washington above Callowhill
Russell John, black and whitesmith 476 Race
Russell John, painter Sec. Alban
Russell John, grocer 14 N. Third — d h 31 Chesnut
Russell Jonathan, shallopman 72 Swanson
Russell Joseph, grocer, corner of Beach and Maiden
Russell Joseph S. spermaceti oil strainer &c. 55 Chesnut
Russell, Louisa, teacher 48 south Fifth
Russell Philip M. merchant 125 north Fifth
Russell Robert, cordwainer 95 German
Russell Samuel C. cordwainer 148 Cherry street
Russell 8c Smith, merchants 75 south Wharves
Russell Stephen, merch. 92 S. wharves — d h 77 Union
Russell Wm. shipwright Marlborough below Prince
Russell William, cotton manufactory 13th cor. George
Rute Mary, widow Old York road ab. Callowhill
Ruth E. widow of William 51 Tammany
Rutherford Jacob, carter 44 Ann
Rutherford John, drover Locust above Juniper
Rutter Henry, ropemaker 572 S. Second ab. Wharton
Rutter John, shoemaker Washington above Second
Rutter John, jun. ropemaker Greenwich street
Rutter Mrs. widow Germantown road above Pitt
Rutter Mrs. widow of Samuel, 236 Filbert above 12th
Rutter Matthias, carpetweaver cor. Moyamensing &

Federal

SAI WHITELY's ANNUAL

• Ryal John, carter 43 Small

; ^yan Hannah, widow, Pearson's court

:iy an Hannah, widow, boardinghouse 5j Coomb's alipy

'lyan Henry, carter back 21 Duke

;?lyan James, drover Pine near Schuylkill

Kyan James, gentleman 77 north Seventh

'. \ysLn Lewis, boot and shoemaker 50 south Third

ilyan Patrick, china store 1^ north Third
;^yan Timothy, carpenter 49 Penn
; iyan William, currier 15 Chesnut
!iyckman John, cabinetmaker 243 north Front
'. ^yckman Lewis, ladies' shoemaker 345 south Second

^verson G. Ormsby &c Co. druggists 99 Walnut
Ryland William Rev. 90 Crown

SAABYE HANNAH, widow 98 Swanson

Sabin Joseph, mariner Cherry near Prince

Sacker Henry, shoemaker Wood near Queen

tSadler Levin bootcleaner 37 St. Mary street

Sadler Eleanor, gentlewoman 169 Mulberry

Sackriter David, cabinetmaker 259 south Seventh

Sackriter Deborah, nurse 259 south Seventh street

Saeltzer Benjamin, baker 485 north Third

Safford Ebenezer M. tailor 4 Harmony court

Saffron Charles, cordwainer 16 York court (N. L)

Safford John, stevedore 219 Swanson

Saffron John, cordwainer 436 north Third

Sage Anthony, printer 184 south Sixth

Sage Druman, grocer 480 High

Sage Isaac, ferryman Camden (N J)

Sage widow of Miles, ferryman Camden (N J)

Sagathy Wm. innkeeper ^. W. cor. of 2d. 6c Coates

Sagee Francis, shipwright 7 Ly tie's court

Sager Hannah, widow, innkeeper 39 north Second

Sager Michael, baker 274 Mulberry

Sager Mrs. widow, 75 north Tenth

Sageson James, blacksmith 17 Hurst street

Sagey Andrew, furrier 437 north Third

Sagers Jacob, matchmaker cor. Poplar and Fourth

Sagers Samuel D. accountant 47 Wood

Sagnier Henry, riding master, back 227 Walnut

Sailer John, tailor 14-north Water

Sailor George, vict. Front n. Poplar lane {see Saylor

Sailor Godfrey, oakcooper Walker's court

Sailor Henry, cigarmakerll north Fifth

Sailor Henry, stonecutter 133 north Eighth

Sailor Jacob, potter Tkird near Germantown road

Sailor John, cabinetmaker 42 north Seventh

Sailor Samuel, painter Lawrence above Wood

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. SAN

Sailor Thomas, vict.203 St. John—stall 11 N L market

Saint Daniel, corder Chcsniit st. wharf — d h 98 Union

Saint Douglass, late corder 41 Cedar

Salade Sebastian, fringe and lace weaver 10 north 6th

Salaignac A- C. accountant 44 Filbert

Salez Jubin, ovsterman N W cor. 2d and Walnut

Saionius Elizabeth, widow 44 Meade alley

Salsbury John, cordwainer Arch near Schuylkill river

Salsoaugh John, cordwainer Arch near Schuylkill

Salter Samuel, carver and gilder 2d above Ger. road

Salter Sarah, 1 Library corner Fourth

SaltinstaU William, accountant 121 south Eleventh

fSaltus Samuel, mariner 76 German

Saltzman Jacob, tavernkeeper 303 Vine

Salvin James, Lewis, cakebaker Clymer's allej^

tSammons Alice, widow, Lombard below Tenth

fSampson Peter, oysterman 489 south 2d street

Samson Hasadiah P, grocer S E cor. Race and Front—

dh 12 Race
Samson John, grocer and tavern 422 north Front
Samson Jos. awning & bed sacking maker 19 N Front
Samuel Eliz. Mrs. French mantuamaker 54 Lombard
Sanders Ann, seminary 78 north 7th Isee Saunders-

Sanders Elizabeth, widow. Relief street
tSanders Ephraim, carter Cox's alley near 2d
banders Henry, Crown near Frankford road
Sanders Isaac, oakcooper Coates near Eighth
Sanders Jesse, constable Maiden below Front
Sanders John, carpenter north 2d above Beaver
Sanders John, carpenter. Carpenter above Sixth
ISanders John, mariner Nieman's alley
Sanders Joseph, shipmaster 48 German
Sanders Joseph, mariner Alberson's court
tSanders Joseph, labourer Christian
banders Mary, widow. Harper's alley (P T)
tSanders Phoebe, widow, St. Mary's street near 8th
banders Rachel, widow, back 46 Spruce
Sanders Richard, mariner 522 south Front
"tSanders Robert, labourer Ball alley
banders William, tavernkeeper 24 south Fourth
Sanders William, gunsmith 44 Cedar
Sanders William, hatter Faries's court
Sanderson John, seminary 443 High *

Sandford Ann, widow, 169 Pine
Sandgren Charles, shipmaster 14 Queen
Sandiford Rowland, coachmaker 13th above Race

[see San/'ord
Sandoz P, A. jeweller 24 Bread
Sands Abraham, nailcutler 298 Vine
Sands John, carpenter Oak below Coates
Sands Nathan, shoemaker Charles below James
Sandy Martha, teacher 60 St. Tammany
Sanford Benj. gentleman 16 Sansom [see Sandiford

SAV whitely's annual

Sanford James, vender of books 201 north Fou''th
Sanford Wm. H. publisher & proprietor of the Union,

50Chesnut — d h 16 Sansom
Sanno Frederick D. brassfounder418 north Fourth
Sansom Joseph, gentleman 182 noi th Fourth
Sansom William, merchant 96 Mulberry
Sante Christopher, labourer 145 Coates
tSantierre Maria Ann, Eleventh below Pine
Sapp Armstrong, huckster Camden (N J)
Sapp Edward, bricklayer cor. Thirteenth and Vine
Sapp Jacob, drayman, back 97 Budd
Sapp Margaret, widow, boardinghouse 83 Mulbeny
Sarchet John, blacksmith 81 Race — d h 30 Coates' alley
Sargent Thomas, m. d. 144 Race

Sargent Thomas, innkeeper 71 Dock [^see Sergeant
Sarin Mary, widow, cor 4th and Christian
Sarmiento Catharine, 206 Chesnut
Sarno Frederick, labourer, back 471 north Third
Survey Daniel, shoemaker 418 south 2d street
Sasman William, biscuubaker 389 N Front
Satterihwaite Richard, brickmaker 20 Garden
Sau) Mary, teacher 198 Chesnut
Saul Martha, widow, back 210^ Arch
Saulniev John, accountant inquire 229 High
Sauliv.er J. 8c John Durand, drygoods store 66 south 4th
Saulnier John, merchant 39 Filbert
Saulnier Joseph, carpenter 438 Sassafras
tS>tulnow Gabriel, carpenter 18 Burd's court
Saunders Henry S. tavern & grocery S Wcor. Front 8c

Poplar lane [.see Sanders

Saunders John W. merchant 64 South wharves— d h 46

Shippen
Saunderson WiUiam, cordwainer 181 Race
Saurman, widow of Martin, boardinghouse 97N 9th
Saurman Yerkes, copperplate printer 18 Library st. op.

U. S. Bank— d h 30 Cherry
Sausrnan Henry, watchman Fifth above Buttonwood
Savage 8c Dugan, merchants York street
Savage (yeorgc, grocer 2d ab. Poplar 1. — d h 69 Coates
Savage Jeniima, widow. Knight's court
Savage John, merchant York st.— d h 91 south 3d
Savage Maria, widow, 79 German street
Savage Mcirv, gentlewoman 328 south Front
Savage Reuben, carpenter 381 Sassafras 8c 1 1th ab. Race
Savage William, carpenter 114 Budd above Poplar
SavogeWilham, labourer St. John above Beaver
Savery Gt orge, turner Germ. r. above first gate
Sa\ery Rebecca, widow of Thomas, 20 north Fifth
fSavel Samuel, labourer Webb's alley
Sa^ille WiHiam, silverplater, 317 south Second
Savin Samuel, sea ca])tain 17 Duke (N L)
Suvoy Francis, paperhar.ger 79 norih Fitlh
Savoy John R. card manufactory 18 Raspberry alley

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. SCH

Sawn Harriet, 5 Callowhill

Sawner , gardener Prime above Fifth

Sawyer Jatnes, gentle^nan 201 south Second
tSawyer John, 226 Shippen
Sawyer Jonathan, mariner Margaretta
Sawyer, widow of Lewden, milliner 165 south 2d
Sawyer Robert, blacksmith 54 Duke (N L)
Sawyer Thomas, inquire cor. Pine arid Second
Saxton William, wheelwright 97 north Eighth
Say Mi.-iam, widow of Benjamin, 279 Chesnut
Sayre Peter, tailor 17 Cresson's alley
Say re WiUiam, mate Queen near Shakamaxon
Sayres David, shoemaker, back 101 Budd
Sc'nndhng Jeremiah, cordwainer 2 Crab
Scanlan Wm. vict stall 53 Old Shambles
Scanlin Cornelius, weaver Cadwalader near Pitt
Scantling Hugh, moroccodresser Callowhillcor. Sch. 3d
Scantling Patrick, paver Fifth below Buttonwood
Scantling Peter, moroccodresser Rush's court
Scargle Thomas, draytnan Cadwalader near Camac
Soargle William, porter Pitt street n. north Second
Scarlet Samuel, artist and picture restorer 547 S 2d
Scattergood John, carter 191 Callowhill
Scattergood Joseph, currier, Sec. 276 & 278 N Front
Scattergood Thomas F. carpenter, back of 187 Arch
Scelly Patrick, tallowchandler 218 north Sixth
Schaeffer Catharine, widow. Carpenter above Fourth
Schaeffer Charles, M. d. 137 Race
Schaeffer Christian, baker Apple near George (N L)
Schaeffer Dorothea Mrs. midwife, back 267 Race
Schaeffer Fredk. D. rev. d. d. 27 N 4th [see Schaffer
Schaeffer Henry, soapboiler, Carpenter near Fifth
Schaeffer Margaret, widow, High near Sch. Fifth
Schaffer Charles, accountant 66 south Eleventh
Schaffer, widow, back 408 north Third
Schaida Christian, baker Callowhill next to 219
Schallenburgh Manuel, farmer S 2d bel. Greenwich
Schaumankessel Frederick, 352 north Second
Scheel John Daniel, accountant 16 south Twelfth
Scheetz Conrad, hatter 329 north Third
Schell Henry, grocer 191 north Second \_see Shell

Schell Mary, Old York road corner Noble
Schellinck John, grocer Lombard above Ninth
Schellinger Wm. pilot 47 Catharine \_see Skellinger
Scherzlnger John M. oil and colourman 66 N 4th— d h

27 Cherry
Schetky George, professor of music 71 Locust
Schetky Miss, miniature portrait painter 71 Locust
Scheuermann David, cordwainer 76 south Fifth
Scheuermann Matthias, jun. tobacconist 8 south Sixth
Schiemants Frederick, cordwainer above 543 N Third
Schieser John J sexton, back 227 Wainut
Schindler Michael, corner Oak and Passyunk

SCH whitely's annual

Schivelj' George, attorney at law 16 Filbert
Schively George C. shoemaker Queen n. Sliakamaxon
Schively Henry, cutler & surgeons' instrument maker

75 Chesnut
Schively Joshua, grocer 9 north Fourth
Schiatterer John, baker 210 north Second
Schlatter & Bryan, n-.erchants 223 High
Schlatter William, merchant 223 High — dwelling Ches-
nut above Twelfth [see Slaughter
Schlechter Andrew, gentleman 93 Green
Schlichter Andrev, gentleman 345 north Third
Schlinch Catharine, widow, 117 Coates
Schlosser Jacob H late currier cor. Cherry & Duke (K)
Schnaible Lawrence, mealman Frankford road
Schnatz Sebastian, baker near 362 north Third
Schneck Elizabeth, victualler 40 Old Shambles
Schneider Rachel, tavernkeeper 290 north Front
Schnell Philip, tavernkeeper 159 CiUowhill
Schnider Charles, assistant tyler to the Grand Lodge ot
Pennsylvania, 8 Hevde's court {_s€e Snyder
Schnider Wm. tyler to Grand Lodge of Penn. 7 N 8th

Schnider , widow, grocer cor. Spruce and Sixth

Schmieding Frederick, turner 4th below Poplar

Schoen Deborah, widow, teacher 99 Coates

Schocli Geo. inn (sign Com. Decatur) 12 & 14 Decatur

Scholfield Jared, teacher 92 Crown

Scliooles Ehzabeth, widow, 411 south Front

Schooley Samuel, carter Liberty alley

Schools John, distiller Maiden near Stone bridge

Schott G. S. M. D. 47 north Eighth

Schott James ^ Co. merchants 54 S Front & 385 Arch

Schott John P. inspector of customs 43 north Sixth

Schott Margaret, widow, 428 north Front

Schovlfield Harrison, cordwainer Charlotte n. 4th and

Germ, road
Schraader Henry, innkeeper 400 north Third
Schrack Abraham, jun. saddler 78 north F^urtli ,
Schrack Abraham, innkeeper 38 High
Schrack Christian, coachpainter 80 north Fourth
Schrack Henry, skindresser and parchment manufac-
turer Margaretia near Newmarket
Schrack Joseph, tavernkeeper Wood below 4th
Schrader Henry t^ Philip, ropemakers cor. Ger. road

and Master
Schram Louisa, boardinghouse 35 Crown
Schrank Phoebe, baker Jacoby street
Schreider John D. watchman Sheaff 's alley
Schreiner C. W. clock and watchmaker 78 N Third
Schreiner Elizabeth, widow of Jacob, 27 Key's alley
Schreiner Jacob, bookbinder back 110 north Eighth
Schreiner Joseph H. hardware merchant 112 Second

comer Race
Schrieber Theodore, painter, &c. 70 Catharine

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. SCO

Schreiner Mary, widow back 110 north Eighth

Schreiner Nicholas, turner Hause's court

Schreiner Susan, widow 448 Sassifras

Schriner Wm. bookbinder 27 Joue's alley

Schrekagast George H. labourer back 91 north Third

Schreyer John, baker 20 Branner's alley

Schriver Henry, victualler Callowhill corner 13th —

stall 17 old Shamble^ [.^C'r SJiriver

Schriver Peter, vict. Charles — stall 13 Ne w'.narket S. 2d
Schriver Sarah, widow Charles near J"..-nes
Schriver VVm. vict. Charles — stall 11 jNt- vmarkei S. 2d.
Schroder Charles H teacher 184 Locust
Schryer George, glue and cowskin whip factory 335

Callowhill
Schultheis John Nicholas, baker 85 New
ScKumo Phoebe, widow 22 Elfreth's alley
Schurck John, weaver 21 St. Tammany
Schuyler Ppilip, sailmaker near Second, Cobb's co'i't
Schuzer John Jacob, sexton of Sansom street Ch^ .ch

between Eighth and Ninth in Sansom street
Schwarz J. E. fur and commission merchant 23 Minor—

d h 355 Race street
Schwise John, shoemaker Old York road abo're Browne
Schwitzer John, combmaker 4th below Master
Schwenk Henry, tavernkeeper corner German and

Passyunk road
Schweppenheiser John, carpenter 451 north Third
Schweppenheiser Nicholas, tailor 435 north Third
Schwikkard Frederick sealing wax and wafer manu-
factory 255 north Front
Scillinger Justus, cooper back 111 Catharine
Scofield Gerard, teacher, school 18 Library — dh 58 N,

Sixth
Scofield Frederick, teacher Coates ab. 2d — d h 108 Budd
Scofield James, tailor 10 Almond street
Scofield Lane, blacksm. Mercer st. shop 12th bel. Locust
Scoggy John, carter Rose near Germantown road
Scott Amos, carter Oak above Coates
Scott Andrew, weaver Hazel alley below Locust
Scott Debora, widow nurse back 392 Race
Scott Edwin T. grocer N E corner Eighth & Cherry—

d h 3 Schriver's court
Scott George, bottler 130 north Front
Scott George & Son, oak coopers 119 north Water
Scott George, mariner. 195 north Front
jScott Henry, carter 14 Hurst street
fScott Henry, boot cleaner and dealer 79 south Second
Scott James, bottler and wine and spirit merchant 14

south Front
Scott James B. grain measurer 26 Spruce
Scott Jeremiah, labourer. Church street (back)
Scott Job, wharf builder 14 Poplar above Front— lumber

yard corner Browne and Oak
2 F 2

SEA whitely's annual

Scott John M. attorney at law'2irChesnut

Scott John, erain measurer 26 Spruce above Front

Scc)tt John W. printer 36 north Sixth

fScott John, shoen^aker, corner Poplar lane & St. John

fScctt John, hairdressei', 23 Cedar

tScott John, porter 245 south Fourth

Scott Juliana, gentlewoman S E comer Chesnut and 9th

Scott Lawrence, morocco dresser, St. John ab. Poplar

Scott M. widow tallowchandler 5 Quarry

Scott Mary, niantuamaker 41 Mechanic

■(•Scott M iry, widow, opposite 310 south Seventh

Scott Miss Sarah, shopkeeper, corner Shippen & Third

Scott Patrick, soap &c. manufacturer 8 north Fifth and

Garden street
Scott Rees, carpenter Sch. 6th below High
Scott Robert, shoemaker Sch. 3d below High
Scott Robert, tailor. Pine W. Broad
Scott Robert, Hazel alley below Locust
Scott Robert, engraver in the mint
Scott Thomas, brushmaker Duval's court
Scott Thomas, merchant 180 High — d h N W corner

Ninth and Arch
Scott Thomas, tanner Budd above Poplar
Scott William, dyer 38 Bread
Scott William » tailor 170 Race
Scott WiUiam, accountant 123 north Fifth
Scott William, pilot 244 Swanson
Scott Wirfield, major general U. S. army, head qu^'--

ters and d h 91 south Eighth
Scotten P. & A. bonnet makers 5 Strawberry
Scotti Joim, perfumer and hairdresser, 15 south Fourth
Scravendyke Peter, soap and candle maker 237 S. 2d
Scrivep Elizabeth, widow. Prince near Hanover
Scrog^ John, carter Rose (N. L.)
Scroggy Thomas, labourer 19 Prosperous alley .
Scrogg'y Thomas, grocer and bottler 270 south Seventh
Scuber Rachel, seamtress Prime
Scull Daniel, grocer 333 north Front
Scull and Lafferty, corders Oak street below Noble
Scull Samuel, coachmaker Camden (N. J )
Scull Samuel, shipmaster, 533 north Front
Scull William, late innkeeper 4 Callowhill
Scull William B. hardware store 96 north Third
Scull Wm. drayman, S. W. corner of Centre Square
Scully John, bottler 17 Wahiut

Scurrah Ann, grocer N W corner Cedar and Barron
Seaborn Elizabeth, widow, shopkeeper 76 Arch
Seabrook James, merchant tailor, 53 south Third
Seal William, jun. silversmith 118 south Front
Sealey Solomon, cordwainer cor. Sixth and Germ, road
Seaman Charles, cordwainer Green's court
tSearaan Francis, mariner 35 Parham's alley

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. SEi>

Seaman George, waterman, 16 Queen street (S.)

[.^ee Sieman Isf Secnian
Search Joseph, ropemaker, Eighth Fitz waiter street
Search Joshua, ropemaker Eighth near Passyunk
Search, & Marry on, wheelwrights, Sch. 8th above Race
Search Wm. wheelwright Schuylkill 8th above Race
Searl Enos, drayman. Laurel near Budd
Searl Joseph, drayman 241 Callowhill above Tenth
Sea's Christopher, drayman, 442 N. Front above Poplar
Sears Joseph, ladies' shoemaker, corner Poplar lane &

Budd street
Sears Mrs. widow, Frankford road below Queen
Seaw right Mary, widow, 57 Budd
Sebenlist Michael, city watchman -6 Sugar alley
Seccor David J. carpenter Marks' lane
Seckel Adam & Co. brewers 16 and d h 24 George
Seckel George L. merchant, 13 south Ninth
Seckel George D. grazier Eighth north Eighth
Seckel Joshua C. copal varnish and japan manuf. 37 Vine
Seckel Lawrence D. merchant 313 High
Seckel Lawrence, wine merchant, 1 north Fourth — d h

162 north Fifth
Seddidger M. saddletreemaker Frank, r. ab Bedford
Seddinger Matthias, silverplater Smith's alley (N. L.)
Seeds Adam, labourer, Lombard below Twelfth
Seeds Samuel, weaver, Lombard above Twelfth
Seeger David, 226 High— d h 18 south Seventh

[see Sager
Seeger William F. mermant, 21 south Front
Segrave Walter, bottler &c. 139 north Front
Segn George, gold and silversmith, back 484 N. Third
Seel Elizabeth, widow Maria street
Seeley and Gibb's, drygoods store N E corner Arch and

Fifth
Seelhorst Frederick, grocer, 67 north Eighth — store

N E C( rnef Race and Fifth
Sees George, late grocer. Pine above Thirteenth
Seidel John N morocco leather dresser 174 Cedar
Seidel Nicholas, morocco leather dresser 174 Cedar
Seiders Cnarles, baker 18 Green
Seip Peter, accountant 1 Sterling alley
Seip Jacob, pewterer 455 south Second street
Selah John, baker 443 north Front
Selfridge Wm carpenter 123 north Eleventh ab. Race
tSelman Jane, widow, 32 Lombard street
Se-x i^ David G. queensware manuf. High W. Sch. 7ih
Selk rk John, importer of hardware 19 Minor — d h 186

south Eleventh
Sell Jacob, tailor Prince near Hanover
Sell Samuel, baker 405 Second above Poplar lane
Sell Solomon, tailor, 76 Browne
Sellers Coleman, wireworker 231 High
Sellers & Davis, grocers 54 north Third

SEX whitely's annual

Sellers Isaac, brassfounder 2 Trotter's alley— d h back

398 north Front
Sellers J- corder Arch street wharf
Sellers James, wireworker 231 High — d h Mulberry ct.
Sellers Jane, matron of Christ Church Hospital 10

Cherrv
Sellers Jesse, grocer 54 Noble — d h 5 Elfreth's alley
Sellers Nathan & David, wire workers 231 High
Sellers Nathan Y. turner, back 129 Walnut
Sellers 8c Pennock patent fire hose, and bucket manu-
factures 231 High
Sellers Rachel, widow of David 8 north Sixth
Sellers Samuel, wireworker 231 High — d h 8 north

Sixth
^Selliston Favoury cook, 8 Pleasant avenue
-j-SiUison Ann, widow Plum alley
Se'ne'maud J. B. jeweller 126 south Fourth
Senderling Nicholas, carter Beach near Maiden
Sener John, tanner, Prime above Fifth street
Seniff John A. gardener above Spruce near Sch. Front
Senior Catharine, milliner 78 south Fourth
Senior Sarah, widow, washerwoman Ann VV. Sch. 8th
Senn Henry, cordwainer, 151 Green
Senn William, shoemaker 124 Callowhill
Sennet James, weaver Otter near Germantown road
Sennet Prosper L. drygoods store 147 south Eighth
Sergeant Eliza, widow. Otter near Germantown road
Sergeant Eliza, widow, 104 south Eighth
Sergeant E. Spencer, attorney at law 72 south Fourth
Sergeant Henry, merchant 121 S. Front — d h 36 Sansom
Sergeant John, counsellor at law, office 91 and d h 89
south Fourth [see Sargeant

Sergeant Thomas, attorney at law, 72 south Sixth
Serls Thomas, draydriver. West near Hanover
Serrill Pearson, merchant 169 High — d h 17 Sansom
Seright Mary, widow 57 Budd
Service George, morocco dresser 118 St. John
Server John, cabinetmaker, back 214 north Eighth
Servoss C. K. 126 Walnut
tSesser Alexander, 2 Bonsall (93 years of age next

Easter)
fSeth Wm. porter 45 Currant alley
Settle Nicholas, brickmaker Vine W. of Broad
Setzinger John, cordwainer 438 north Tliird
Severin George, ivory turner German, r. above 1st gate
Seveke Godfred, baker 86 north Front
Severn Elizabeth, widow of Benjamin, 66 Zane
Severne Wm. vict. 220 nortli 8th— -stall 44 Newmarket
tSevinger Diana, Miles' court near Rose
Sewall John, accountant 34 south Fifth
Sewell Norris, baker Frankford road near Queeix
Sexton Benjamin, 125 south Ninth
Sexton Catharine, widow Courtney's court

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. SHA

Sexton John, "wharfbuiklcr Beach near Maiden

Sexton Joseph S. merchant 59 Spruce

Sexton Silas W. tailor 28 High

Seybert Cutllp, blacksmith Kunckel below Callowhill

Seybert Adam,M. d. iiujuire 8 south Tenth

[^cee Siddet, Siberty 1st Sybert
Seybert Conrad, gentleman 388 north Sece»nd
Seybert Elizabeth, shopkeeper Fourth near George
Seybert Gerhard, 12 N. L market
Seybert John, tooth brushmaker Garden street
Seybert Phoebe, widow 7 Wagner's alley
Seybert WiUiam, sea captain 62 Green
Seyfert Conrad, bookbinder 10 Pear
Seyfert Charles, bookbinder and grocer 136 Swanson
Seyfert John, blacksmith 90 St. John
Seyferfelt John, shipwright tJliakamaxon above Queen
Seyferheld John, shipwright 53 Green
fSeymourCato, mariner 181 Shippen
jSeymour John, labourer, Middle alley
Seymour Joseph H. engraver 135 Moyamensing road
Seymour Saml. engraver inquire 135 Moyamensing road
Shabert Eliza, widow 152 Locust
fShad Jeremiah, blacksmith 45 Currant alley
Shade George, hatter 231 north Second
Shade John, ropemaker, south Front above Prime
Shade Peter, brushmaker 2 north Fix)nt
Shafel Christian, baker, south Fifth below Christian
Shafer Ann, 92 Locust
Shafer Elizabeth, widow, 559 south Second
Shafer Hannah, widow 9 Plum
Shafer Jeremiah, cordwainer High W. Sch. Eighth
Shafer John, carter Cedar above Twelfth
Shafer Lydia, widow, Lombard near Sch. Seventh
Shafer Phihp, carter Sch. Second above Spruce
Shaffer Adam, carter, back 473 N. 3d [see S/iae^'er
Shaffer Christian; vict. 91 Garden above Pegg's run
Shaffer Conrad, carter Carpenter (S) above Fifth
Shaffer David, vict. 18 Budd
Shaffer Ehzabeth, widow, 24 Passyunk road
Shaffer George, cordwainer Lily alley
Shaffer Jacob, labourer Buttonw'ood above Eighth
Shaffer Jacob, victualler Garden above Pegg's run
Shaffer John, bricklayer Coates above Seventh
Shaffer John, tanner Laurel near Second
Shaffer Michael, carter and grocer S W cor. Green and

Old York road
Shaffer Michael, carter Clifton
Shaffer Peter, labourer Lombard W. Sch. Eighth
Shaffer Philip, carpenter Ann street, Penntown
Shaffer Thomas, glassblower,Priiice near Cherry
Shaffer William, carter Ger. road above Fourth
Shales Jacob, wharf builder Germ r. above Laurel

SHA WHIT Ely's annual

Shallcross Leonard, shoemaker 137 south Front

Shallow Mary, widow Portland lane

Shallus Fronds, engraver 161 Chesnut

Shailus' Circulating Libraries, 94 S 3d and 142 N. 3<1

Sham way Sylvanus, collector 17 Branch

Shanahan Margaret, widow 186 Cedar

Shane Casper, teed store 444 Race

Shane George L. ropemaker Beach near Maiden

Shane Mary, laundress 183 north Eighth

Snanessy John, hairdresser 55 south Third

fSliankland Louisa Ann, widow, Meredith's court

Shankland Margaret, widow 1 Federal st.

Shanks Abraiiam, tailor 106 Green

Shanks George, tobacconist 152 Cedar

Shanks Hannah, wido»v Kugler's courts

Shannon Baltus, carpenter, Prince near Hanover

Shannon Henry, shipcarpetner Queen near Marlboro'

Shannon James, labourer 9 Prosperous alley

Shannon Jane, tavernkeepev 36b High

Shannon John, hatter 20 Cresson's alley

Shannon Michael, labourer, back '2,95 south Third

Shannon Mrs. widow of VVilhaaj 146 Hign

Shannon William, gunsmith and cutler 223 Shippen

Sharmer Kiity, widow, Lily alley near Tammany

Sharp Abiah, shipmaster 8 Lombard

fShurp Adam, porter. Christian below Sixth

Sharp Catharine, widow 146 Lombard

Sharp Charles, merchant tailor 39 north Third

Sharp Daniel, brigade inspector. Juniper below High

Sharp Edward, gentleman, Camden (N J^

Sharp George, carpenter Palmer above West

Sharp Hannah, widow 447 south Front *

Sharp Isaac, waterman 10 Stephens' court

Sharp John, tailor 317 south Second

Sharp John, pilot 40 Queen

Sharp John G. carpenter 47 Browne (N L)

Sharp John & Co. merchants 1 Greenleat's court, or

over 10 south Fourth— d h 66 north Fifth
Sharp Joseph, drygoods store 9 south Second
Sharp Josiah, chairmaker 395 south Front
Sharp Mary, widow, German below Fourth
Sharp Patrick, tailor 42 S. Water and 2 Bell's court
Sharp Philip, cotton, &:c. presser 91 N. Water and red

store N. wharves
Sharp Rob. tinman, back 75 N. Sixth
Sharp Robert, labourer, back 338 north Second
tSharp Robert, labourer Rose (N L) .
Sharp Samuel, captain of the Team boat Camden, back

11 Wagner's alley
Sharp 8c Sleeper, merchant tailors 39 north Third
Sharp Susan, widow, Palmer above West (K)
Sharp Thomas, tailor 110 Crown
Sharp — — , shallopman, back 97 Budd

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. SHE

^harpe Benjamin, cloth merchant 21 south Second

Sharpe Lodewyke, merchant 18 north Ninth

Sharpe rev Solomon, 522 north Second cor. Beaver

Sharpless Awn, south Eleventh below Spruce

Sharpless Jesse, 48 High — d h 9 north Fourth

Sharpless Joseph, bookbinder 21 north Fourth

Sharpless Jos. J. dry goods store 16i S. 2d — d h 9 N. 4th

Sharpless Joshua, jun. carpenter High W. Perm, bridge

Sharpless Juliana, widow, storekeeper 16 north Sixth

Sharpless E. bonnetmaker 30 Arch

Sharpless Mary, 34 Sugar alley

Sharpless Townsend, merchant 30 south Second

Sharpnack Benjamin, merchant 209 High

Sharpnack, Destouet 8c Co. merchants 209 High

Sharswood James, gentleman 92 north Sixth

Sharswood William, gentleman 92 north Sixth

Sharvey Daniel, labourer 416 south Second

Shauck Michael, 79 Green

Shaw Amos, sawyer 8 Stephens' court

Shaw Alex, hardware merchant S W cor. Third & Arch

Shaw Ann, segarmaker 53 Small

Shaw Ann, widow of George, 31 south Front

Shaw Benjamin, gentleman 52 south Fifth

■fShaw Benjamin, mariner Shippen below Eighth

Shaw Abial, woodsawyer Cooper's court (N L)

fShaw Benjamin, labourer 21 Hurst street

Shaw Elizabeth, widow 49 Pine

Shaw Eleanor, widow 184 St. John

Shaw Isaac, blacksmith, Shippen below Fifth

Shaw James, carpenter 125 Cedar

Shaw James M. hatter 218 High

Shaw Jeremiah, tavernkeeper Old York r.ab. Tammany

Shaw John H. (U. S. Navy hotel) 25 Prime

Shaw John, justice of the peace, 406 north Second

Shaw John, labourer Huddle's court

Shaw Joseph, upholsterer 35 north Third, and 112 Race

Shaw Joseph, artist 570 south Front

Shaw Joshua, hatter 100 High — d h N W cor. Eighth

and Cherry
Shaw & Lobdell, hat-warehouse 100 High
Shaw Mary, china store 65 north Seventh
Shaw Richard, carter 283 north Front
Shaw Robert, vict. High W. of the Permanent bridge
Shaw WiUiam, m. d. 237^ Arch
Shaw Wm. labourer Mifflin's court
Shay Daniel, mate 12 Almond
tShay Hannah, widow Trusty's court
Sheaff widow ot Philip, 172 Vine
Sheaffer John, carpenter Seventh above Camac
Shearer John B. shoemaker 38 south Fifth
Shearer John, cordwainer, back 482 north Third
Shearer Valentine, carter 271 N. Eighth [see Sherer
Shearman Conger, storekeeper 196 Cedar

SHE WHIT ELY'S ANNUAL

Sheble Adam, hardware store & cedar cooper 206 N. '3d
Sheble David, hardware store 155 north Third
Sheble Frederick, corner Callowhill and Sixth
Sheble Jacob, dealer in second-hand furniture 79 N. 5th
Sheble Jncob, jun. cabinetmaker 465 north Second
Shedaker James, guager and oak cooper 45 S. Water
Sheed George, plasterer 275 south Fifth
Sheed Mary, widow of Wra. German below Fifth
Sheed WiUianri W. sea captain 33 Queen
Sheepshanks Ttiomas, merchant 22 Church alley
Sheepshanks William & Co. merchants 166 High
Sheepshanks Wm. merchant 166 High — d h 230 Race
Sheer Frederick, victualler, stall 30 New market— d h

48 Moyamensing road
Sheer widow of John, 22 Plum
Sheets Jacob, boatbuilder 456 south Front
Sheetz Jacob, hatter 329 north Third
Sheetz John, accountant 329 north Third
Sheetz John, caulker, Hanover above Prince
Sheetz Mary, widow Hanover above Queen
Sheetz Matthias, labourer Spruce near Broad
Sheetz Peter, farmer Marlborough near Bedford
Sheetz Peter, chairmaker Palmer above West
Sheetz Sarah, widow Cherry near West
Sheilds Luke, carpenter 203 north Fourth
Sheldon William, lampmaker 93 Walnut— d h 42 Cur-
rant -alley
Shell Lewis, segarmaker Broad above Race
Shell Miss Margaret, cakebftker 79 Race
fShell W'illiam, labourer 6 Acorn alley
Shellcup Mrs. washerwoman 15 Wells' row
Shelmerdine Edward, hat manufactory and wai'ehouse

159 Chesnut
She mar James, waterman 15 Christian
Shepard Henry, innkeeper 144 Cedar
tShepard Ezekiel, mariner 2 Eagle court
Shepherd Catharine, boardinghouse 128 north Fourth
Shepherd CoUins, grocer 306 High — d h N W cor. of

George and Eleventh
Shepherd & Davis, grocers 306 High
Shepherd Daniel, watchman 160 Swanson
Shepherd Francis, rigger Nieman's alley
Shepherd Jacob, vict. James st. — stall 62 New market
Shepherd Jacob, caulker Marlborough near Prince V
Shepherd James, carpenter Smith's alley (N L)
Shepherd John, vict. James st. — stall 68 New market
Shepherd John, jr. vict, James near Ridge road
Shepherd John, caulker Frankford road near Bedford
|Shepherd John, labourer 1 Pottery alley
Shepherd Joseph, mariner 13 Swanson
Shepherd Margaret, widow. Beach near Maiden
Shepherd Philip, victualler. Pleasant
tShepherd Randall, fruiterer S W cor. Chesnut and 7tk

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Shepherd Robert, vict. Apple near George (N L)
Shepherd Sarah, wiilow Apple near George
Shepherd Silvanus, huckster Camden (N J)
Shepherd Simpson, accountant 5 Littleboy's court
Shepherd Thomas, storekeeper 4 north Fifth
Shepherd WiUiam, bellhanger, &c 250 Race
Sheppard Catharine, widow 57 Vine
Sheppard Richd. corder on Vine st. wharf, 1 PfeifTer'say.
bhepperd Mary, widow Hanox er near Prince
Shei)perly Joseph, vict. 440 north Second
Shepperly Joseph, vict. stall 22 N L market
Sherborne William, buiscuit baker 70 Swanson and 163

Shippen
Sherely John, stockingweaver Tammany bel. Rose av
Sherer Ann, nurse 264 Lombard
Sherer Hannah, widow 63 Queen
Sherer Isaac, carpenter Rose alley ab. Coates'st

Sherky , widow, Vine Hbo% e Broad

Sheridan Abm. gentleman Sch. Upper bridge, W. end
Sheridan Ehzabeth, widow 1 Cresson's alley
Sheridan Owen, stablekeeper, back of u/i/ier 33 N. 8th
Sheridine Mary, widow of D. late dealer 61 Christian
Shermer Elizabeth, milliner 79 north Second
Sherman Wm. E. sea captain MCuUoch's court
Shermer A. Ik J. cabinetmakers 42 Browne
Shermer Jacob, cabinetmaker 422 north Third
Shermer John, sexton 5th Presbyterian ch. 80 Locust
Shermer John, shoemaker 216 south Seventh
Shermtrr Mary, widow, boardinghouse 5 Sterling allev

Shermer , widow 64 Browne

Shermer Wm. carver and gilder J35 Arch
Sherrerd Catharine, widow 31 New Market

11'^''*'^^^"'^"' g'-ocer Old York road corner Noble
Sherriff George, baker 46 Filbert
Sherriff William, baker 332 High below Tenth
Sherry James, drygoods store, 38 south Fifili
tSherry John, barber, back 66 Shii.pen
tSherry Margaret, widow, Apollo above Cedar
^h^t7f^ ^''Tl' .shipwright Carpenter below Second
Shette Daniel, bnckmaker 239 CallowhiH ab. Tenth
Sheitel Henry, victualler 239 Callowhill above Tenth
Shetz ine Samuel, caulker Laurel above Front
§r^^^*\"^jy^»^^ael, carter Laurel above Front
bhewell Thomas, merchant 55 noith Second
Shey John shipwi-ight Marlboiough near Prince
Shibe Catharine, Doarding house Ger. road near Third
Shibe John, shipwiiglit Otter near Frankford road (K )

tw frT' ^ oo'x/ Shakamaxon near Bedford
shields Ann, 29 North alley

^u-^}i^ Catharine widow, bookfolder, back 74 S. Fifth
Shie ds Charles plasterer, back 490 Race
Shields Eliza Mrs. Cedar abox e Seventh
Shields Jacob, shipwright 444 N. Front ab. Poplar lane

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Shields James, tailor 30 north Second
Shields Joseph, brickmaker Sixth above Poplar lane
Shields Luke, carpenter 205 N. 4th above Tammanv'
Shields Margaret, shopkeeper 168 south Third
Shields Mary, widow 7 Marks' lane
■^Shields Michael, carter 87 north Fifth
Shields Peter, drayman Cedar below Tenth
Shields Robert, storekeeper 35 north Second
Shields Thomas, gentleman 71 S. 8th S E cor. Sansom
Shields William, cordwainer North street
Shields Mary, widow of Joseph, 10 Knight's court
Shields William, brickmaker Race near Sch. Seventh
Shifter John, blacksmith, back 527 north Third
Shillingford Thomas, smith Juniper above Cherry
Shillingsford Thomas, blacksmith 517 north Third
ShiUingsford Thomas, caulker Vienna near Duke
Shindle John, waterman 60 Meade alley
Shindler Henry, sailmaker, back 387 south Front
Shindler John, sailmaker Emlen's ct. and 123 N. Water
Shingle (ieorge, farmer Pratt's place
^hinick Elizabeth, widow 365 north Third
Shinn Asa, huckster Camden N. J.
Shinn Eleazer, carpenter 181 Lombard
Shinn Elizabeth, boarding house 110 south Third
Shinn Freedom L. druggist &c. Camden K. J.
Shinn John M. paint manufacturer Wright's alley
Shinn John, huckster Camden N. J.
Shinn Joseph B. and Co. druggists Camden N. J.
Shinn Josiah, book and stationary store 368 N. Second
Shinn Samuel F. printer 8 Fetter lane
Shinn Samuel, bricklayer 134 Pine
Shiney Mary, 42 Crown

Shinley Henry, sailmaker, back 385 south Front
Shipley Ann, widow 372 north Fourth
Snipley Thos. hardware merch. 45 High — d h 61 Union
Shipman Eliza, widow, back 54 north Fourth
Shippen Charles, 27 south Tenth
Shippen Elizabeth, gentlewoman 5G Union
Shippen Joseph G. m. d. 292 north Third
Shippen Margaret 64 south Eighth
Shippen Wm. A. watchmaker 241 S. 2d— d h 48 Sliippen
fShippey Theresa, widow Eighth below Lombard
f Shire Benjamin, labourer, back 6 Locust
Shirkey Ann, widow of Patrick, grocer 24 Small
Shirkey John, quarryman Schu) Ikill Waterworks
Shiriy Rachel, widow of Moses, 159 Cedar
Shirt Frederick, farmer Gray's ferry road bel. Cedar
Shive Christiana, widow 15 Fayette
Shivers Adams, labourer Schuylkill 4th above Spruce
Shnatz Frederick, baker 98 north Ninth
Shneck Elizabeth, widow Lawrence above Wood
Shneck Philip, vict. James near Ridge road — stall 58
New Market south Second

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. SHR

Shober Michael, beerhouse 56 Green l^ee Shuber

Shober Samuel L. boot and shoe manuf. 296 High — dh

182 south Eleventh
Shober Frederick, baker 166 north Second
Shober Susannah B. widow 21 Powell
Shockcor Henry, brickmaker Fourth below Poplar lane
Shockcor Thomas, brickmaker Fourth below Poplar 1.
Shocker Margaret, widow 28 Charlotte
Shoemaker Abraham, alderman, office 100 south Fourth

d h 39 Powell
Shoemaker Ann Martha, widow 173 north Fourth
Shoemaker Charles N. carpenter 211 Lombard
Shoemaker Christian, buttonmole maker 63 Coates
Shoemaker rev. Henry ,cordwainer Frankford road neau

Shakamaxon
Shoemaker Jacob, actuary of the Pennsylva«nia Company

for Insurance on Lives 6cc. — office 173 Chesnut — d h

106 south Front
Shoemaker Jacob jun. china mercht. 252 High — dh 106^

south Front
Shoemaker Jane, widow 118 St. John
Shoemaker Jonathan, merchant 106 south Front
Shoemaker Joseph, silversmith 12 north Front
Shoemaker Margaret, widow 211 Lombard
Shoemaker Nathan, m. d, 34 Sansom
Shoemaker Lewis and Francis, conveyancers 100 S. 4t!i

— d h 9 north Eleventh
Shoemaker Samuel, attorney at law 32 south Sixth
Shoeman John, blacksmith Jones' alley
Shon John, pipemaker 8 Fitzwalter
Shordy Jane, widow 119 Browne
Shordy Sebastian, labourer Coates above Fourth
"Short VVm. wellcleaner Old York road above Browne
■Shorter Charles, labourer 8 Wagner's alley
"Shorter Elizabeth, widow Washington court
■Shorter George, sawyer Sixth above Poplar lane

Shorter Mary, widow Passyunk road below Christian
Shotwell Edmund, merchant 212 north Fourth
Shoup John, weaver 27 Franklin

Shourds Benjamin, framemaker &c. 10 HofFaian's alley
Shourds David, shoemaker 142 Vine
Shout Jacob, founder Buttonwood above Charles
Shove W^m. S. morocco dress'^r Germantown r. n. 2d
Showaker Elizabeth, widow 467 north Third
Showaker Jacob, combmaker Old York r. bel. Tammany
Shreck Christiana, Cherry below West
Shreck Henry, fisherman West above Palmer
Shrekagast George H. flour store corner Prince and

Hanover (K.)
Shrenk George, brewer Baker's alley
Shreeve Charles, rigger Oak below Coates
Shreeve John, jun, rigi^er 6 S. wharves — d h 50 Green
Shreeve Joim, rigger Point Pleasant — d h 399 N. Front

SIB whitely's annual

Shreve Margaret, widow 37 Key's alley

Shriver George, victualler Spring Garden — stall 60 New

Market south Second [^aee Schriver

Shriver Henry, victualler 40 Catharine
Shiiver Sarah, widow, victu-iUer Charles below James
Shronk, widow of George, 200 Coates
Shronk Josepii, carter 446 Race
Shronk Phf>ebe, widow Jacoby street
Shubard George, fisherman Hanover near Prince
Shubert George, ladies' shoeiwaker 14 Knight's court
Shubert Isaac, carpenter 10th below Pine
Shubert John, coachmaker 22 Federal below Second
Shuoert Wm. carpenter 22 Federal below Second
Shufflebottom Wm. china merchant 42 north Second
Shugart George S. hardware store 385 north Second
Shugart Simon, late collector 366 north Second
Shuler Elizabeth, widow of Jacob, 209 north Third
Shull Fred, inspector of the customs at Marcus Hook
ShuU Johii B, clerk in the Custom-house 384 S, Front
Shultz Cdtharine, v,^idow, back 99 Shippen
Shults Charles, sen. feed store 20 Passyunk road
Shultz Charles L. shoemaker 277 north Third
Shultz George, labourer St. Joseph's avenue
Shultz Hannah, widow Grissel's alley
Shultz John, jeweller 272 south Third [«<?<? Shuts

Shuitz Mary, widow Carpenter (S.) above Fourth
Shultz Nicholas, carpenter 131 Cherry
Shuman Frederick, storekeeper C-t north Third
Shaman George, carter Marlborough (K.) n. Frank, r.
Shuman John, silverplater N. Fourth corner Browne
Shuman Jacob, victualler 123 Moyamensing road— stall

41 New Market south Second
Shumar Wm. laboureV Juniper above Race
Shunk Isaac, carpenter 57 Mechanic
Shurdon Thomas, labourer 560 north Second
ShurtleflF Wm. mate 68 Cathaiine
Shusted David, labourer 15 Christian
Shuster Andrew, oak cooper 3 Pennsylvania avenue
Shuster Catharine, widow, nurse Cadwalader
Shuster Jacob, oak cooper 75 N. Water — d h 30 Vine
Shuster Lawrence, victualler 24 Lawrence — stall 31

Old shambles
Shuster Peter, victualler Lawrence below Callowhill —

stall 8 New market south Second
Shute David, teacher, back 15 Budd
Shute Enoch, 330 south Third

Shute William, umbrella maker, back 355 N. Second
Shuts Hannah, widow Carpenter (S.) above Fourth
Shuttle Daniel, brickmaker Callowhill above Tenth
Shuttle Henry, victualler 47 Old shambles
Shutzline David, farmer Passyunk below Buck road
Sibble John, victualler, Allen near Frankford road (K.)
Sibble Mary, Penn (K ) Point Pleasant

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. SIM

Sibbet John, plasterer S W cor. Fifth and Prune

Sibert Adam, cordwainer 284 Vine bel. 8th [see Seybert

Sibyl, Davies & Co. drygoods store 6 south Second

Sickle Catharine, widow 124 south Fifth

Sickels Julia Ann Mrs. 173 north Front

Sickels Thomas H. ladies' shoemaker Paschal's alley

Sickfret George, cordwainer 27 Mechanic

Sickfret John, shipcarpenter Beach above Hanover

Sickfret Joseph, shipwright Hanover near Queen

Siddall James, tavernkeeper 74 N . Water 8c 75 N. Front

Siddall J<.seph H. surveyor & di'aftsman, 105 N. Front

Siddall Joseph, drygoods store 59 north Third

Siddons John, mariner 452 south Front

Siddons Jos. biscuit baker 30 S. wharves — d h 24 Union

Siddons Josiah, drygoods store 193 south Second

Side George, cordwainer Baker's court

Side Hannah, tailoress Sch Second below Spruce

Side William, cordwainer, back 517 north Third

Sides William, brickmaker cor. Spruce and Sch. 2d

Siebert Eckhart, baker 112 Callowhill

Siejners Frederick, oak cooper, back 54 Newmarket

Siens Barbara, widow, back 295 south Third

Sigler Amos, gunsmith cor. Broad and Cedar

Sigone Madame, 120 Pine

Silbert George, labourer Carpenter (S.) above Fifth

Silbert Peter, labourer 230 south Fifth

Silcock Charles, coop«r 15 Swanson

Silence widow of J Locust above Twelth

Sills EHas, wharf builder 30 Browne

Silva Francis, mariner 23 Plum

Silvan John L. pastry cook,&c. Clymer's alley

Silveira A. E. tailor 55 north T'lird

Silvers Jacob, blacksmith Peggnear Cable lane

Silverthorn John, sailmaker 10 Coombs' alley

Simes James W. druggist, &c. 459 High [see Sims

Simington George, shoemaker Second above Catharine

Simkins Wm. waterman M'Cullocli's court

Simler George, tailor Penntown [see Symington

fSimmons Ann, N^idow, back 93 Shippeu

Simmons Anthony, assistant Judge of the district court

and colonel of the 96th re^ment 100 south Eighth
Simmons Edward, lumber merchant 145 north Third
Simmons Edward and Son, lumber merchants 145 N. 3d

and 144 north Second
Simmons Edward, jun. supercargo 217 Walnut
Simmons Edward, 85 Wood
fSimmons Edward, Wood corner Garden
Simmons Elizabeth, 25 Meade alley
fSimmons Henry, rag dealer Garden above Wood
Simmons Isaac, ship watch, back 3 Parham's alley
fSintmons Jane, widow Smith's court
Simoaous John, collector 47 Tammany

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Simmons Joseph, commission merchant, near cor.- 10th

and Clierry
Simmons Mordeeai, teacher Willings* alley — d h 28 St.

John street
tSimmons Rachel, widow Pine alley
Simmons Rebecca, teacher 65 Tammany
Simmons Sarah, widow Callowhill above Twelfth
Simmons Stephen, lumber merchant 179 N Water — dh

119 Vine
Simmons Steph bleeder &c. 181 S Front & 180 S Water
tSimmons Susan, widow St. Mary street
Simmons William, balance weigher, back 78 south

Front — d h Tammany above Fourth
Simmons WiUiam, jun. merchant 214 Pine
Simmons WiUiam 8. merchant 127 Arch
Simms & Creighton, Irish linen merchants 11 S Front
Simms Robert, Irish linen merchant 11 south Front —

d h 48 W^alnut
fSimon Alice, widow Clever alley
Simon John, shoemaker 13 Hinkel's court
Simon John, jun grocer Beach above Maiden
Simon John, baker 24 Walnut

! Simon John, barber 302 Vine
Simon John, cook Middle alley
imon Joseph, bathhouse 6 8^ 7 Fromberger's court
Simon Michael, cooper 368 High
Simon Michael, shipwright Frankford r. near Queen
Simon Peter, merclrxnt 164 Race
Simon Philip F. blee- er and barber 282 Vine
Simons John P. hatter Hunter's court
Simons Joseph & Co. linen and woollen drapers — N E

corner Cedar and Second
Simons Noah, storekeeper 39 Pine
Simons Wm. hatter 387 north Second
Simpson Anthony, labourer 206 Cherry
Simpson David, cooper 391 north Fiont
Simpson Deborah, widow, teacher 3 Meade ay.
Simpson Elizabeth, widow 54 Plum
Simpson George, cashier Girard's banking house — d h

104 Chesnnt
Smpson George, cordwainer 242 south Sixth
Simpson Hannah, widow, 180 north Sepond
Simpson Hannah, nurse 158 north Water
Simpson Henry, mercli. 26 N Front — d h 104 Chesnut
fSimpson Henry, waiter Green's court
Simpson Isaac, cabinetmaker 7 Shippen
Simpson James, grocer S W cor Plum and Third
Simpson James, combmaker 18 south Fourth
Simpson James, carter 62 Catharine
Simpson John, cordwainer Race below Sch. Eighth
Simpson John, paperstaincr 461 Race
Simpson Matthew, whipthongmaker 11 Kibb's court
Simpson Michael, engineer 158 north Fifth

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. SIN

Simpson Richard, boot and shoemaker 168 south Ninth

Simpson Samuel, teacher 25 Green

Simpson Stephen, accountant 5 noith Thirteenth

Simpson Thos. drygoods store 28 Chesnat — d h 156 Pine

Simpson Thomas, combmanuf 137 south 2d

Simpson William, cordwainer Cherry cor Eleventh

Simpson William T. innkeeper 110 north Ninth

Simpson Wm. late grocer Thirteenth below High

tSimpson Wm. doctor Barclay's alley

Simpson Wm. cordwainer 168 south 9th bel. Lombard

Simpson William, weaver Lombard above Twelfth

Sims David, corder 12Margaretta

Sims John, painter &c 40 south Eighth and 429 Arch

— d h Eleventh below Arch
Sims Joseph, merchant countinghous« 155 south Water,

d h S W co;r Chesnut and Ninth
Sims Peter^ropemnkei- Carpenter's alley
Sims Wm.ropemaker Carpenter (S) above Fifth

[see Simes i^ Simms
Sin Susannah, cakebaker shop 70 Race
^Sinclair Cornelius, waiter 22 Burd's court
tSinclair Joseph, porter 42 Passyunk road
Sinclair Samuel, watchman Buttonwood near Fifth
Sinclair Wm. cabinetmaker, back 126 south 6th
Sinen John, cord wai Her Margaretta
Siner , widow George n Sch. Eighth

Siner Jacob, brasstounder Fourth below George (N L)
Siner John, brasstounder 4th near George (N L) ^
Siner John, ropemaker 483 south Front
Siner Thomas, shuttlemaker Thorn's court
Sinex John, cordwainer, back 45 Key's alley
Singer John 8c Co. merchants 263 High
Singer John, jun. merchant 263 High
Singer John, coachtrimmer, back 84 Union
Singer John, merchant 263 & d h 413 High
Singer Susannah, widow 53 George street (S)
Smgorly George, tailor 429 north Third
tSmgler Jacob, labourer Miles' court near Rose
Singleton James, shipwright 30 Mary
fSiigleton Joseph, bootcleaner Middle alley
fSmgleton Rachel, widow SfOO Lombard
Snigleton Stephen, sea captain 89 Penn
Singleton Thomas, caulker 458 south Front
Singleton Wm. gentleman 173 Vine
Sinfe Abraham, military store 21 High— d h 136 s. 10th
Sink Catharme, widow. Vine above Thirteenth
Sink Christopher, labourer cor 8th and Passyunk road
iSinker Josepli, porter, back 137 Plum
Sinkler Phoebe Mrs. 397 Sassafras
Sinn Catharine, widow 490 north Third
Sinn George, biicklayer 490 north Tiiird
Sinn Jacob, brassfounder, back 437 north Third
Sinnot William, boardinghouse 78 Dock

SLA whiteey's annual

Sinnott Stephen M. broker 21 Walnut

Sinyard Abraham, 8 St. Mary street

tSipple Tobias, dealer, back 239 sduth 2d

fSplin Stephen, waiter, back 489 south 2d street

Sips Margaret, widow of John, Buttonwood below 6th

Sips Michael, jun. brickmaker 1 Steinmetz court

Sirles Nathaniel, cordwainer Poplar lane near 2d

Sisk John, printer 45 Prune

■Slscoe John P. labourer Allen's alley

'Siscoe Wm. carter Spaiford

Sisinger John, innkeeper 375 north Third

Sisty John, pocketbook maker 10 south Front

Sitc'her Andrew, printer Baltimore

•Siter John, jun. merchant 133 High — dh 285 R ace

Sitley John I. tailor 393 south Second

Sittler Richard, mariner 21 Coates

Sixte' Stephen, confectioner 111 south Third

Shank Robert E. carpenter Rose alley above Tammany

Skellinger Jeremiah, pilot Union ay. [see Schellinger

SkeUinger WilUam, pilot 17 Queen street (S)

Skerrett George A bookbinder 15 Watson's ay.

Skerrett James 8c Son, blacksmiths 96 8c 100 Locust

above Ninth — d h 135 south Ninth
Skerrett James I. accountant 154 south Ninth
Skerrett Joseph, goldsmith Green near 6th
Skerrett Wm. A. smith 100 Locust— d h 135 south 9th
Skerrett widow of Joseph, 154 south Ninth
Skerrett J. R. A. pnnting office back 100 Locust — d h

135 south Ninth
Sketchley Wm. mahogany sawyer Smith's alley
Skillman John, harnessmaker 79 Green
Skinner rev Thomas H. 277 Race
Skinner John, sea captain 43 Gaskill
Skinner R. painter &c 4 Cherry

Skinner Francis H. sea capt N W cor. 6th 8c Callowhill
Skinner William, painter and glazier 44 W^ood
Skinner WiUiam, cooper 227 south Tliird street
Sk\ rin John, gentleman 11 north Eleventh
Slrtck E. fancy store 38 south Fourth
Slack EUzabeth 8c Deborah, milliners 270 north Front
Slack John, grocer N W cor Lombard and 7th
Slide Labin, shipmaster 477 south Front
Slag Joim, labourer, back 427 north Tliird
Slahter Jacob, tobacconist 136 north Third

[see Schloter Isf Schlatter
Slater James, shipwright 530 south Front
Slater James, weaver Frankford road ab. Shakamaxon
Slater John, mariner Holmes* alley
Slater John, weaver Passyunk road below Fitzwalter
Slater Mary, widow Queen near Marlborough
Slaugh Bartholomew, sugarboiler 536 N 3d n. Beaver
Slaugh Michael, baker Christian above 5th street
Slaugh John, sugar refiner Poplar lane near St. John

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. SMl

Slaughter Mary, widow, back 251 Race
Slaughter Peter, inr^eeper 440 north Second
Slavin William, bricklayer Charles near James
Sleeper & Alsop, china merchts. 11 & 92 north Front
Sleeper & Ashton, black and whitesmitlis & bellows

makers 94 N Front
Sleeper Benjamin, smith cor. Callowhill and Crown —

d h 99 Crown
Sleeper Jas. blacksmith 94 N Front— -d h 24Elfreth*s ay
Sleeper John L. merchant tailor 39 north Third
Sleeper Jonathan, oakcooper 111 south Water and china

store 92 north Front
Sleeper Nehemiah, unibrellamaker 113 north Second
Sleet George, mariner 6 Burd's ay
Sleeth Susannah, widow 35 German
Slemmer Jacob, cedarcooper and sealer of dry mea-
sures 439 north Third
Slemmer Matthias, cabinetmaker 450 north Third
Slesman widow of George, merchant 319 High
Slesman Jacob, labourer Beach near Marlborough
Slide Sally, 378 south Second -^

Slifer John, innkeeper S W cor. Green and Front
SlinglufF Joseph, corn chandler 410 north Third
Sloan Hugh, tailor Germantown r. below first gate
Sloan James, tailor 2 north Water
Sloan James, tailor 2 Elfreth's alley
Sloan James, grocer &c. High 2 doors west Sch. 5th
Sloan John, labourer Camden (N J) -^

Sloan John, grocer &c. N W cor. High and Sch. 5th
|Sloan Sarah, widow Crab near Plum 7

Sloan William, sea captain 7 Penn =*

fSloby Solomon, carter Chesnut near Schuylkill 5th
tSluby Benjamin, sawyer, back 112 Christian
Small Abm. printer and bookseller 112 Chesnut, print-
ing office 2 Hartung's alley
Small Jane, widow 382 south Second
Small Martha Ann, widow 304 south Third
Small Marv, widow Buttonwood near Fifth
Small R. H. bookseller 30 north Ninth
Small Thomas, cabinetmaker & grocer 166 south Sixth
Smallman James, engineer Walnut west Sch. Second
Smallwood John H. carpenter Camden (N J)
Smallwood Manly, labourer Beach below Warren (K)
Smallwood Martha, tavernkeeper 2 Dock
Smallwood Priscilla, widow Kunckel above Noble
Smallwood Thomas, cordwainer, back 346 north 2d
Smedley Isaac, late hardware merchant 26 Wood
Smet Frederick, labourer 144 St. John
Smiedel Charles, baker 139 south Tenth
Smidth George F. typefounder Tenth above Lombard
Smiley T. T. teacher 48 north Third
Smilie John, stonecutter 56 Chester

SMI whitely's annual

Smith Abigail, gentlewoman 103 Chesnut

Smith Abraiiam, wharfbuilder Beach near high bridge

Smith Abraham, cordwainer High W Permanent bridge

jSmith Adam, (100 years of age) Quince below Locust

Smith Alexander, mariner 56 Middle alley

Smith Alex, cordwainer 4th near Carpenter (S)

Smith Amos, oakcooper, back 227 Walnut

Smith Andrew, carpenter 47 Fitz waiter

Smith Andrew, nailer Rose alley (C)

Smith Ann, seamstress 62 Dock [«^c Smidtfi

Smith Ann, tailoress 3 Cresson's court

Smith Ann, widow West above Palmer

Smith Ann, widow 71 Pine street

Smith Allen, merchant 291 Spruce

Smith Ben, innkeeper (.sign of the Lamb) Lancaster

turnpike above one mile stone
Smith Bernard, victualler Old York r. ab. Poplar lane
Smith C. S. 6c T. W. merchants 135 High~d h 154 S 2d
Smith C. W & J.R. merchants 103 north Front
Smith Catharine widow of John, grocer N W corner

Pine and Seventh
Smith Catharine, widow 37 Charlotte
Smith Charles W. mercht. 103 N. Front— dh 251 Arch
Smith Charles K. wholesale druggist 59 &; d h 90 Vine
Smith Charles,'merchant 43^ N- Front aud 105 Chesnut
Smith Charles, dealer 55 Callowhill NE cor. Second
Smith Charles, grocer SW cor. Eleventh and Walnut
Smith Charles, coachmaker 177 south Third
Smith Charles L. grocer 37 S. 3d — d h 16 N. Fourth
Smith Charles, carpenter Pine above Thirteenth
Smith Charles, smith 14 Coombs* alley
tSmith Charles, mariner Emlen's court
Smith Christian, waterman 5 German
Smith Christian G. baker 3 Lsetitia court
Smith Christian, silversmith & spectacle manuf.6 Fet-
ter lane
Smith Christian, shipwright 170 north Water
Smith ■ ■ , stonecutter Paschal's ay. bel. York road
Smith Constant, bricklayer 4 Farmer's row
Smith Corselia, widow 40 Arch
Smith Cornelius, mariner 6 Callowhill
Smith Daniel, grocer 99 north Third
Smith Daniel, merchant 181 south Third
Smith Daniel, stonecutter back 62 Catharine
Smith Daniel, carpenter 222 (ireen
Smith Dnniel B druggist 33 High — d h 302 Arch
Smith Daniel, jun. merchant 75 South wharves — d h 44

Lombard
Smith David B. storekeeper 19 north Second — d h 43

Ke>^s alley
Smith David, shallopman Oak below Coates
Smith Dena, widow 66 south Water

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. SMl

Smith Dcckeray, merchant 189 Walnut
Smith Edward, 4 North >vharves and 156 north Front
5>mith Edward, grocer Second SE cr.r. ChrUtiaii
Smith Edward, teedsiore 257 south Fifih cor. of Pas-

syunk road
Smith Ehzabeth, 299 Callowhill near Garden
Smith Ehzdbeth, widow 11 Myers' court
Smith Elizabeth, widow Church street
Smich Elizabeth, widow, cor. Broad & Cedar
Smith Elizabeth, widow 73 Chern' treet
fSmith Ezekiel, labourer, back of 209 scuth Third
Smith F. G. and R. S. merchants 201 south Froiit
Smith F. coachmaker 45 south Fourth
Smith Francis G. merchant 201 south Front — d h 42

Lombard
Smith Francis, coachtrimmer 147 Locust
Smith Francis, watchman of Com. bank, back 61 Queen
Smith Francis, cabinetmaker 61 Arch
Smith Frederick, quarry man Callowhill near Sch. 3d
Smith Frederick, labourer 144 St. Johns
Smith George, cooper 176 north Eighth
Saiith George W. dr\ goods store 175 north Second
Smith George, nail maniif. 15 N- 7th & 7 Heyde's ct.
Smith George, brickmaker 142 Browne
Smith George, stonecutter 396 Race
Smith George, stonecutter SheafiTs alley
Smith George, carpenter Noble above Filth
Smith George, smith 576 north Second
Smith George, victualler Twelfth above Race
Smith George John, currier Fetter lane — d h85 N. 3d
Smith George saddler, &c. 3 Fayette
Smith George R. 1st teller Penn. bank, N. Eleventh
Smith George, shoestore 221 Cedar
Smith George, drayman Race near Sch Third
Smith George, mariner 25 Prime street
Smith George, whitesmith 476 north Second
Smith & Griffitts, merchants 256 High
Smith Gilbert, cordwainer, back 143 Moyamensingr.
Smith Grizzel, widow 202 north Sixth
Smith Gulielma M. widow 302 Arch
jSmith Godfrey, waiter, back 159 Lombard

Smith , mariner back of 150 Spruce

Smith Hannah, Mrs. Gaskill street

Smith Hannah, shopkeeper 350 south Second

tS mith Hannah, Apple near George

Smith & Hawkins, merchants 240 High

Smith Henry, quarn-^man Callowhill near Sch. Fourth

Smith Henry, carter Say street

Smith Henry, oak cooper back 12 Cresson*s alley

Smith Henry, organ builder Germ, road bei. 1st gate

Smith Henry, labourer Merriott's lane below Fifth

Smith & Hutchinson, stock &c. brokers 85 south Second

Smith Henrietta, widow 228 Lombard street

SMI WHITELY'S ANNUAL

Smith Henry, dealer in furs, 58 Queen street (Sj
Smith Henry, labourer Wciod above Prir.ce
Smith Henry, blacksmith Ma;dei: near stone bridge
tSmith Henry, oysterman M^lt alley
Smith Isaac, jun. flour mei chant Cani Jen (N J)
Smitli Isaac, dr\goo<)s store SE cor. 4th and Lombard
Smith I. Indian di:»ctor 112 L<imbard
Smith Isabella, nuise, 23Lomijard street
Smith Is.LDella, widow, taiioress 9 Garden
Smith Jacob R. merchant 103 N. Front — d h 249 Arch
Smith J. L inquir' NE cor. Filbert and Ninth
Smitli Jacob, carter 99 St. John
Smith Jacob, shoemaker, back 43r north Third
Smith Jacob, drayman Race cor. Sch Seventh
Smith Jac{^L), cordwainer Pryor's alley
Smith Jacob W. nailer 86 and d h back 62 Race
Smith Jacob, store attendant 124 Cailowhill
Smitn Jacob, silversmith Wood above Eighth
Smith Jacob W mate of vessel 57 Catharine
Smith Jacob, brewer, comer of Cailowhill and New-
market— d h £10 north Sixth
Smith Jacob, surgeon dentist 76 Union
Smith Jacob, Third near Germantown road
Smith Jacob, yeoman Vienna near West
Smith Jacob, baker Frankfurd road near the Sorrel horse
Smith Jacob, tailor 143 south Ninth
Smith James, saddler. Prime below Second (S.)
Smith James S. jr. accountant, 165 south Eleventh
Smith James, m. d. 100 south Eighth
Smith James, d. d. 449 south Front
Smith James, merchant 103 north Front — d h 253 Arch
Smith James E. 165 south Eleventh
Smiih James, jr. morocco store 18 High— d h 100 Arch
Smith James S. attorney at law 101 south Fourth
Smith James, innkeeper cor. Third & Germantown r.
Smith James P. cordwainer, back 143 Moyamenang r.
Smith James, labourer Prime above Second
Smith James L. druggist 139 Chesnut
Smith Jane, teacher 15 Cres.son's alley
Smith Jane, Ann west of Schuylkill Eighth
Smith Jane, Mrs. milliner 61 Arch
Smith Jane, widow of Jos. boardinghouse 229 Higk
Smith Jeremiah, brickmaker Thirteenth above Race
tSmith Jercmiah, labourer Elbow alley
I^Smith Jeremiah, coachman 6 Burd's court
Smith Jesse, painter and glazier 25 and d h 70 N. 6th
Smith Jesse, baker 184 Race
Smith Job, broker, south Secoiul — d h 4 Sansom
Smith Job, Indian doctor S E corner Centre Square
tSmith Job, sawyer, Shippen above Seventh— -d h 431

Chesnut above Thirteenth
Smith John, late marshal 320 Arch
Smith John C. and William H. merchants Lodge

yUlLAUKLPHlA DIRECTORY. SMI

>>mith John, blacksmith n. Upper ferry bridge, west end

Smith Jchn, shipmaster 3 Vernon

Smith John B. arxountant 100 Spruce

Smith John C. merchant 126 south Eighth

Smith John, silversmith 79 Plum

Smith John, grocer 90 S wanscn S W cor. of Meade alley

Smith John, shipmaster 17 Vine

Smith John, carpenter Budd above Laurel

Smith John, silverplater Jones' street above Sch. Fifth

Smith John, stonecutter Broad above Race

Smith John, labourer 262 south Fourth street

Smith John, trader Lombard above Twelfth

Smith John D. lumber merchant corner of Ninth and

George — d h Twelfth above Filbert •
Smith John, whitesmith 52 and 54 Cedar
Smith John, grocer 32 South wharves
Smith John, mate 511 south Second
Smith John E. flour and feed store 50 south Tenth
Smith John, moulder and founder, Callowhi.U near 12tb.
Smith John, plasterer, Ann W. Sch. Eighth
Smith John, agent, 146 Locust street
Smith John, cedar cooper, 467 norch Second
Smith John J. suttler Fort Mifflin— d h 160 Lombard
Smith John George, currier corner Fetter lane & N. 3d
Smith John, runner of F. and M. bank 57 south Eleventh
Smith John, warehouseman, back 18 Blackberry alley
Smith John A. tobacconist Newmarket above Pegg st.
Smith John D. lumber merchant 29 north Twelfth
Smith John H, cordwainer 427 Catharine
Smith John J. merchant 344 Arch
Smith John J. jr. druggist, Sec. 121 High— d h 302 Arch
Smiths Drug and Chemical store 139Chesnut
Smith John, vict. Kensington — stall 11 N. L. market
Smith John, Ship-launch inn 72 German
Sm.ith John, upholsterer 111 Chesnut
Smith John, labourer Lombard west of Sell. Eighth
Smith John, innkeeper 242 Swanson near Navy-yard
Smith John, sawyer, back 24 Catharine
Sm'th John, labourer, buck 517 north Third
Smith John, carpenter, Old Vork road near Coates
Smith John, plasterer, 80 Plum street
Smith John, labourvrr, Cherry above Duke
Smith John, woodsawyer, back of 23 north Sixth
Smith John R, attorney at law 74 Walnut
Smith John S. stock and exchange broker S W. comer

Lombard a.nd Front
Smith John L. spaoish segar manuf. and tobacconist 26

north Sixth
Smith John, gate-keepef at the Pennsylvania Hospital
Smith John, brickmaker, Fourth near Germantown r.
'Smith John, labourer Bonsai 1 below Ninth
xSmith John, labourer Meredith's court
tSraith John, mariner, 32 Stamper's alley

SMI whitely's annual

Smith Jonas, corder Sch. Eighth near \me

SpiitU Jonathan, late cashier of the U. S. bank 134

Walnut
Snnita Jonathan P. bricklayer 215 north Fourth
Smith Jonathan, 4 Car])enter's court
Smith Joseph, Few & Co. flcur merchants 35 north

\\'ater S E corner of Arch — d h 298 north Front
Smitii Joseph B. boot and sh-je manufKCturer 334 High
Smiih Joseph, mariner 48 Mtade alley
Smith Joseph, carpenter 179 Green
Smith Joseph, hatier, back or 38 Cherry
Smith Joseph, shallopman 8 Budd street
Smith Joseph, innkeeper 191 north I bird
Smith Joseph^ mariner, Sl.akamaxon near Bedford
Smith Joseph, labourer Wood near Prince
Smitn Joseph, morocco dresser 523 north Third
Smitii Joseph H, accountant 1 Schriver's court
Smith Joseph, labourer 7 W'iley's court
tSmith Joseph, labourer 90 Bedford
Smiih Josiah, shoemaker, S Almond street
Smith Juliann, widov,- Wood above Lawrence
Smith Ju^vtin, nailcutter 58 Cable lane bel Margaretta
tSmirh Keziali, \vidow. Quince below Locust
Smitli & Kriorr, painter^ and glaziers 25 north Sixth
Sni th & M'Grath, grocers, S E ccr. 5th and Oak (S)
Smith 8c Mason, oakcoopers 7 Decatur
Smith Russell, m. d. physician to the out-door poor 165

south Eleventh

Smith ostler 6th above Canr-rac

Smith gunsm.th. Cedar near Gray's ferry road

Smith Margaret, 193.south Sixth

Smith Mirgaret, widow of George, 192 north Third

Smith Margaret, Mrs. of Henr, , 125 Mnyamensin^ r.

Smith Margaretta I. widcA-, boardinghouse 262 High

Smith M.;ria, widow, back 301 south Third

Smith Martha, Mrs. of Robert, Washington above 2d

Sr.iiih Mary, widow of John, 363 north Third

Smith Murv, widow, 218 south Seventh

Smith Marv, Miss, 126 Filbert above Eleventh

Smith Mc'ry, Mrs. Garden st. above Pegg's run

Smit Mary, widow of John, Alder alley

Smith M.u} , widow 134 Swanson

SniHh Mary, widow 326 .-.outh Sixth

Smith Mai y, widow. Wood near Prince

Smith Mary, widow. Prince near Palmer

Smith Maiy, vidow, Barron st.

Smith Mary, widow 87 Mulberry

Smith Mary, widow, back 10 north Front

Smith Matilda, widow 65 Catharine

Smith Matihiafc, hairdresser 91 Race

Sm.th Mrs. back 81 Locust

Smith Mrs. of Wro m.erchant 130 south Third

Smith Nathan A. measurer of carpenter's work 104

rortlr Seventh

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. SMI

Smith Nathan, cordwainer 18 Greenleaf s court <

Smith Nathan, late himber merchant 24 Church ay.

Smith Newberry, gentleman 227 Vine N W cor. John

Smith Oliver, accountant 2 Cliester

Smith Paul, blacksmitii Say st.

Smith Peter, tailor 247 north Front

Smith Peter, fringe cordmaker 312 south Front

Smith Philip, printer 133 north Water

Smith Philip, gunsmith, Cedar near Gray's ferry ro?i

Smith Philip, brewer Buitonwood lane

Smith Philip, victualler 12 Wells' row, north Eighth

Smith Philip, grocer N E cor. Front and Spruce — d h

120 Spruce
Smith, Kachel, huckster Camden (N J)
Smith Ralph, carpenter 314 north Second
Smith Ralph, carpenter St. Tammany ab. St. John
Smith Ralph, tobacconist 1 Saunders' court
Smith Rebecca, boardinghouse N E cor. 6th and Arch
Smith Reuben, ship watchman 79 south Water
Smith Richard S. merchant 40 Lombard
Smith Richard, watchman 20 Sugar alley
Smith Richard, shoemaker 313 south Third
Smith Richard, turner 89 south Eleventh — d h Juni-
per lane
Smith Richard, bookseller, 31 north Second
Smith Robert, merchant 58 south Front
Smith Robert, curbstone setter, &c. Sch. 6th bel. High
Smith Robert, (Western Hotel) 288 High
Smith Robert, labourer, Thirteenth above Race
Smith Robert, jeweller 47 south Second
Smith Robert, wheelwright, Lombard W. Sch. Eighth
Smith Robert, accountant, Camden (N J)
Smith Robert, clock and watchmaker 302 north Second
Smith Robert H. attorney at law, 48 Walnut— d h 58

south Front
Smith Robert T. hairdresser 360 High
Smith Robert, Thirteenth below High
Smith Robert, labourer, south Second ab. Wharton
Smith Roger, china store 33 north Fourth
Smith Ruth, widow 32 Meade alley
Smith Rowland, inspector of customs and keeper of the

Washington tavern and eating house N W cor. south

Sixth and Carpenter st.

Smith , milkman Wright's alley

Smith Saml. teacher 32 Church ay. — dh 79 Tammany

Smith S. B. doctor 231 south Third

Smith Samuel, grain measurer and grocer N W corner

Spruce and South wharves — d h 189 south Front ^
Smith Samuel, mahogany sawyer 11 Springett alley
Smith Samuel, grocer Spruce st. wharf— d h 189 south

Front
Smith Samuel, tailor 98 Spruce

^^RSr

SMI whitely's annual

Smith & Sailor, Spanish segar manuf. and tobacconists,

26 north Sixth
Smith Samuel O. gentleman 22 north Eighth
|Smith Samuel, labourer Bnnsall
Smith Samuel, bricklayer 37 Mechanic
Smith .-^jamuel, auccionecr 20 s. Front — d h 131 s. 3d
Smith Samuel, mead garden Camden (N J)
Smith Samuel, ferryman, Camden (N J)
Smith Sarah, boardmghouse 309 north Front
Smith. Sarah, widow Church st.
Smith Sarah, widow of Wm. G. 2 north Eleventh
Smith Sar:*h, tailoress 123 Green
Smith Sarah, bonnetmaker 81 Mulberry
Smith & Shoemaker, brewers Newmarket above Cal-

lowhill St,
Smith Stephen W. merchant 103 north Front— d h 174

south Front
Smith Stevenson, merchant 173 High — d h 154 south

Second
Smith & Stevenson, merchants 3 South wharves
Smith Theobald, blacksmith 117 and d h 115 Pine
Smith Thomas & Co. lumber merchants N E comer of

Vine and Sixth
Smith Thomas, labourer 39 Mechanic
Smith Thomas, shoemaker 72 north Seventh
Smith Thomas, labourer Lombard above Eleventh
Smith Thomas, labourer Pfeiffer's court
Smith Thos. accountant (Mechanics' bank) 13 N. 12th
Smith T. W. merchant 223 Walnut
Smith Thomas, sailmaker Almond st. wharf N. side
Smith Thomas, accountant bank N. America — d h 202

Chesnut
fSmitli Thomas, barber north Fourth cor. Paschal's ay.
fSmith Thomas, barber Old York road above Brown
fSmith Thomas, waiter 84 Gaskill
Smith Walton, merchant 31i S. Front— d h 220 Green
Smith Washington G. 128 south Eighth
Smith William, bricklayer Callowhill near Sch. 3d
Smith WiUiam, baker 438 north Third
Smith William, storekeeper Kunckel above Tammany
Smith William, D. hatter back 296 Race
Smith William, D. carpenter 29 Pine street (S)
Smith W^illiam carpenter 294 Sassafras
Smith William, carter 142 Biowne
Smith William, stonecutter, back 282'Ai'ch ab. Tenth
Smith William, attorney at law 103 Chesnut
Smith William, tobacconist 3 Wood ab. Fourth
Smith William, typefonnder and innkeeper (Lebanon

garden) Cedar near Tenth
Smith William, mariner back 397 south Second
Smith William, mariner 6 Shields' court
Smith William, gentleman 27 Sansom
Smith William, morocco dresser Kessler's court

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. SNO

Smith William W. stock and exchange broker 53^

Walnut— d h 415 Market
tSmith William, carter Lily alley below Green
Smitii William A. merchant 256 High— d h 58 S. Front
Smith William H merchant Lodge— d h 27 Sansom
Smith William S. 6c Co. salt merchants 88 S. wharves

d h 181 south Third
Smith WilUam, mariner 44 Meade alley-
Smith William, mariner 311 south Third
Smith William, watchmaker 216 south Fifth
Smith William, printer, back 299 Callov/hill
Smith WiUiam, innkeeper 340 North Third
tSmith William, mariner 16 Hurst street
Smither John, baker, corner Dock and Walnut
fSmothers Aaron, porter 300 s( uth Seventh
fSmothers Grace, widow of Joshua, 238 Lombard
tSmothers Isaac, sawyer. Middle alley
Smyth A. boardinghouse 124 south Fourth
Smyth James, weaver Germantown road below Third
Sm'vth Lambert, inspector of customs 237 Lombard
Smyth Mary, Mrs. 128 north Fifth
Snack Jacob, vict. Hinkel's court — stall 43 "New mar

ket south Second
Snare Stephen, waiter Kunckel below CallowViill
Snare William jr. carter Buttonwood lane below Sixth
Snare William, innkeeper Callowhili above I bird
Snead Levin, inspector of lumber 42 Almond
Snedc Jacob, victualler 8th above Buttonwood
Sneck Philip, vict. James below the Ridge road
Snelbaker Philip, bottler 190 north Water
Snell Benjamin, mariner 471 south Second stree:
Snell Crawford, porter 251 Cedar
Snell Mary, widow Buttonwood near Fifth
Snell Mary, widow, teacher cor. Newmarket & Noble
Snell Perez, trader 44 Charlotte
Sneston Thomas, labourer 4 Lyndall's alley
Saethen David J. grocer cor. of Callowhill and Garden
Snether WaiteJ, distiller Ridge road near Callowhill
Sneyd Samuel, accountant 37 Race
Snider widow of Jacob, shoemaker 44 and 46 Elder
Snider Jacob, shoemaker 5 north Eighth \_see ^nydsr

Snovel , blacksmith Kessler's court

Snow Benjamin, shipmaster 160 Swanson

Snow James M. d. S E cor. Race_,& Thirteenth

Snow Samuel, P. bellman &; vendue cryer Christian

near Fifth
Snow Silas, carpenter below Ninth
Snowden Charles, mariner Pine above Tenth
Snowden David, mariner 7 Bell's court
Snowden Isaac, gentleman 85 Mulberry
Snowden Joseph, china merchant 242 north Third
Snowden Joseph S. commission merchant 22 Christian
Snowden Leonard, 242 north Third
2 H 2

SNY avhitely's annual

Snowden Rebecca, widow Pine above Tenth
Snowden Sophia, 85 north Ninth
Snowden Thomas 96 north Eleventh
Snowden & Wagner, commission merchants 221 Swan-
son street below Swede's church
Snowden, widow ot Joseph, Gray's ferry roadn Federal
Snyder Aaron, tobacconist 1 Hoffman s alley

\_see Snider and Schneider
Snyder Adam, brickmaker Spruce n. Sch. Fifth
Snyder Abraham H. carter NW cor. Noble & O. Y. r,
Snyder Adam, chairmaker 116 Browne
Snyder Charles, 8 Hyde's court
Snyder Catharine, widow 192 Cedar
Snyder Christiana, widow 36 Appletree alley
Snyder Christian, grocer 215 north Third
Snyder Christian, cabinetmaker 49 north Fourth
Snyder D.n id, bricklayer 96 Budd (N L)
Snyder E. widow 118 Browne
Snyder Eliza, grocer S E corner Spruce and Fifth
Snyder Eleanor, teacher 1 1 Vernon street
Snyder Elizabeth, Shakamaxon near Frankford road
Snyder Elizabeth, widow 241 north Second
SnyderE coach wheelwright 263 Race— d h 156N. 8th
Snyder Geo. (attends in an auction store) 12 Chancery 1.
Snyder George A. tailor 123^ S. Water and 40 Race
Snyder George, tavernkeeper Bushhill
Snyder George C. tax collector 48 Almond
Snyder George, innkeeper N E cor Fifth & Lombard
Snyder Henry, house and ship painter, Sec 289 N. Front

— dh 16 Duke (NL)
Snyder Heniy, tinplate worker, back 143 Coates street
Snyder Henry, grocer NW cor. High and Twelfth —

d h 9 north Twelfth
Snyder Jacob, tailor and boardinghouse 177 Race
Snyder Jacob, flour merchant 210 High — d h 8 N. 11th
Snyder John, deputy sheriff, Oak(N L) above hayscales
Snyder John, cabmetmaker 104 north Front
Snyder Jolm, Seventh above Camac
Snyder John, cabinetmakej- 3 Bell's court
Snyder John, gardener Irish lane
Snyder Jolin, brickmaker Spruce west of Broad
Snyder Jolin, jr. brickmaker Juniper N E cor, George st.
Snyder John, brickmaker (.ombardnear Schuylkill
Snyder John, grocer 321 High

Snyder Jos. gilder and composition manuf. 105 Walnut
Snyder Joseph, shipsmith, shops Little Water and cor.

Swanson & Christian — d h 18 Swanson & 79 Penn
Snyder Julia Ann, widow 1 Clawges's court
Snyder Lewis, blacksmith Locust above Juniper
Snyder and Myers, blacksmiths N W cor. Swanson and

Christian
Snyder Margaret, widow Buttonwood below Ridge road

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY, SOU

Snyder Peter, tailor 130 south Fifth

Snyder Peter, blacksmith 92 Locust

Snyder Sarah, widow 483 north Third

Snyder General Thomas, innkeeper 400 N. Third

Snyder, widow of Peter, Sch. Eighth above Race

Soast Elizabeth, washervvoman cor. Garden and Wood

SoOba Waiter, painter and glazier 12 Shields' court

Soby Mary, widow Ann above Wood

Sockam Peter, cordwainer 23 Union

SofFee John, shoemaker 135 Moyamensing cor. Wharton

Solomon Alexander E. umbrcllamaker 269 S. Fourth

Solomon, Catharine, widow of Myer, 175 S. Seventh

tSolomon John, barber Poplar lane near Second

Solomon S. M. accountant 172 Lombard

Somers Ann, widow Camden (N J.) [see Summers

Somers John, Camden (N. J.)

Somers Joseph, shoemaker Harper's alley (P. T.)

Somers Mary, widow 12 Wagner's alley

fSomerbett John, porter 151 Locust

Somerndike E. & J. stable keepers cor. Locust and 8th

Sommer John, m d, 43 north Eighth

Somervile Wm. iron founder cor. Filbert and Juniper —

d h Washington above Callowhill
Songster John, labourer Quince above Spruce
Songster Wm. labourer Cherry above Juniper
Songway Daniel, bottler near Rogers' court
Sones Agnes, widow 14 South alley
Sone Henry, cedar cooper Camden (N. J.)
Soper James, waterman 20 Cedar
Sorbe^ Edward P. merchant 11 Minor
Sork George, labourer Duke nea'' Cherry
fSorden Abner, labourer Allen's alley
Sorver Jacob, grocer 191 N. Third & 79 Callowhill
Souder Casper, boot and shoemaker 34 Chesnut
Souder Charles, justice of the peace 212 N. Sixth
Souder Christopher, victualler Crown (K) — stall 18 N,

L. Market
Souder Jacob, bricklayer Kunckel below Tammany
Souder Jacob, victualler Marlborough below Prince
Souder Jacob, bricklayer 315 north Second
Souder John, grocer 386 north Third
Souder John J. bricklayer Kunckel below Green
Souder John, innkeeper Germ, road near Fourth
Souder M. milliner and bonnetmaker 297 N. Second
Souder Philip, innkeeper Palmer below Duke
Souder Philip, innkeeper 9 Lsetitia court
Souder Thomas M. agent for the inland transportation

of merchandise 312 High
Souders Casper, ropemaker Sbakamaxon ab. Prince
Souders Catharine, shopkeeper 14 Kunckel
Souders Godfrey, grocer 173 Mulberry
fSouders John, coachman Eleventh above Filbert
Souders John, trader 150 St. John st.

SPE whitely's annual

SoufFrain John, hairdresser 106 north Front

Soullier John M. n^erchant 132 Pine

Sours worth Isaac, labourer Vine near Schuylkill river

jSourwalt Anthony, mariner 55 Gaskill

Sour wait John, tobacconist 131 Callowhill NEcor. 4th

South Ann, seamstress Germantown road ab. Laurel

Soutli Elizabeth, widow, boarding house 179 S. Fifth

South wick Samuel, 201 north Front

Sover John, cabinetmaker, back 116 north Eighth

fSovereign Sarah, widow Swede's alley

Sowerby Mary, widow, china store 233 south Fifth

Sowers Christiana, 211 north Eighth

Sowers George, victualler James above Rugan

Sower Hannah, widow, boardinghouse 61 Cherry street

Sowers Jacob, labourer, back 517 north Third

Sowers Jacob, labourer Schleisman's alley near Third

Sowers Peter, farmer Duke near Cherry

Spackman & Little, merchants 21 Church alley

Spackman Saml. mercht. 21 Church ay. — d h 308 Arch

above Tenth
Spaeth Fr^erick, tailor, back 382 north Second
Spade John, carpenter 59 Shippen
Spangler G. blacksmith 34 Cedar — d h 250 south Front
Spangler Henry, blacksmith 32 Cedar
Spangler James, cordwainer Church st. (back)
Spangler Mary, widow 32 Cedar
Spargella J B. merchant 178 north Second
Sparhawk Thomas, auccioneer 32 south Front — d h 19

Chesnut
Sparks Elizabeth, widow, south Tenth below Pi''^
Sparks Henry, inspector of domestic liquo'* • • . corner

Filbert and Twelfth
Sparks Hugh, labourer 542 north Third
Sparks Jacob, corder below Christian — d h Queen
Sparks Richard, plumber 478 south Front
Sparks Samuel, corder 452 south Front
Sparks Sarah, widow of R. F. 163 south Second
Sparks T. and R. plumbers 49 South wharves
Sparks Thomas, shot manuf. 476 S. Front & 49 S. wharves
Speakman Hannah, widow 178 Mnlberry
Speare William, hairdresser 65 north Third
Spece Henry, labourer N W cor. Arch and Twelfth
Si)ece Joseph, labourer Hanover near Frankford road
Specht, widow of George, 146 St. John
Specht Jacob, victualler Charles below James
Speck Christian A. tavern 14 south Fifth
Speck Charles Wm. baker cor. Thirteenth & George
Specker Catharine, widow, south Fifth near Carpenter
Speel George, baker 146 south Front
Speel, widow of John, boardinghouse 46 Strawberry
Speer Alexander, grocer South wharves bel. Cedar—

d h 173 south Fifth
Speer Manuel, back 93 Lombard

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. SPR

Spence Joseph, merchant 103 north Fifth
Spence Mary, widow 206 Lombard
tSpence Robert, sailmaker 194 south Fifth
Spencer Charlotte, boarding house 98 south Third
Spencer George, m. d. 6 York buildh.gs
Spencer Jas, S. mer. 113 N. 7th— d h 232 Race bel. 7ih
Spencer James, drover 113 Moyamensiiig road
Spencer James, \-ictuaUerN. Second — stall 33 Newmar-
ket south Second
Spencer Joseph, professor of languages Protestant Epis-
copal academy Locust above Ninth
Sj)encer Joseph,' 103 north Fifth
Spencer Margaret, shopkeeper Castle street
tSpencer Margaret, Bradford's alley
Spencer Moffat, grocer S E cor. Vine and Ninth
Spencer Oliver, m. d. 107 south Fourth
Spencer Samuel, waterman, back 168 St. John
jSpencer Samuel, labourer Twelfth above Spruce
+Spencer Thomas, labourer 26 Shippen
bpennanberg Charlotte, storekeeper 68 N. Second
Sperry Frederick W. mercht. 99 S. Front—d h 151 Pine
Sperry Jacob, mercht. 39 S. Front—d h 99 south Fourth
Sperry John, merchant 33 South wharves — d h 4 Frank-
lin row south Ninth
Speriy and Stansbury, merchants 33 South wharves
Sperzahn Margaret,' shop keeper Castle street
Spicer Frances, drygoods store 462 south Front
Spicer Walter, teacher 201 Coates above Fourth
Spiegle Elizabeth, widuw Davis's court (N. L.)
Spiegle Isaac, potter Spruce near Schuylkill
Spiegle John, soapboiler & tallov^^ chandler Buttonwood

above Fifth
Spiegle Susannah, Schuylkill Front below Chesnut
Spiers John, ropemaker 30 Mary (S.)
Spikeman Samuel, bnckmaker'Wood above Tentli
Spilliart Alice, widow 60 Swanson
tSpiris William, labourer Jones' alley
Spohn Wm. grocer S E cor. Sassafras and Second
SpcfFord Jacob, sea captain Frankfordr. nearBeacb.
Spooner William, currier ^23 north Second
Spots wood Hannah, widow 47 Sassafras
Spottswood Mary Ann, seamstress 484 Race
Spottswood Thomas C. merchant 41 north Front
Spragg Mary, widow 16 Pennsylvania avenue
Spragg Richard, sen. and jun. dealers in household fur

niture 17 Dock
Spranza John, fisherman Bishop near Queen
Sprenger Jos. Ch, & Co. merchts. 196 Hieh above 6th
SpriggsMargt. widow Rose ay, ^bove Tummany (N. L.)
Springer Abraham, bridlebit filer, back 385 Race
Springer Benjamin, inn and ferry Camden (N, }.^
Springer Hannah, nurse Drinker's court
Springer Isabella, widow Garden street

STA whitely's annual

Springer John, tanner, back 45 Noble

Springer Joseph, shipwright Frankf. road near Otter

jSpringer William, waiter 32 Burd's court

Springbtein Wm. tanner, Sec. Cherr)- above Sch. Sixth

Sproat James W. gentiemai^ 15 Decatur — d h 231 Vine

Sprogle Ann, Miss, 171 St. John

Sprong John, carpenter Beach near hi^h bridge

Sproul James, cooper, back 83 south Water

Sproul Margaret, widow, boardinghouse 7 north Sixth

fSpry John, mariner Cordwainer's alley

Spyers Moses, dealer 66 Callowhill

Spyers Peter, ropemaker 81 Moyamensing road

Stabs Daniel, painter Crown above Prince

Staatz Daniel, painter and glazier Brown above Prince

Stacey Jas. G. agent for N. Y. Union & Despatch Lines

of Packets 22 South wharves
Stackhouse Amos, china store 178 north Front
St^khouse Amy, tailoress James alley
Stackhouse Ann, widow Camden (N. J.)
Stackhouse Hastings, hatter Torr's court
Stackhouse Powell, stove patternmaker, dh 19 Vine
Stackhouse Samuel P, china merchant 134 N. Third
Stacy Margaret, widow Faries's court
tStafford Charles, barrow porter Cordwainer's alley
Stafford David, labourer Swanson near Prime
Stafford Mary Ann, doctress 274 south Fourth
Stafford Nicholas, tavernkeeper 157 south Water
Stafford Robert, m. d. 219 south Front corner Pine
Stag Peter, carter Charlotte
Stager Cornelius, shoemaker 183 north Front
Stagg Josiah, brickmaker 504 Sassafras
Stagg Sarah, widow 108 Chrislian

Stainrook David, smith, shop cor. Crown & Callowhill
Stall Catharine, widow of Frederick, Ridge road near

Button wood [«ee Siell

Stallard James, stablekeeper 36 Pine
Stamper Sarah, gentlewoman 68 Pine corner Third
Stanchffe Benjamin, optician, philosophical and mathe

matical instrument maker 14 Walnut
Stancliffe Sylvia, widow Fourth below Chesnut
Standbridge John C. & Co. china merchants 276 High—

d h 5 south Ninth
Stanert Rebecca A. teacher Race near Sch. Eighth
Stanfield Sarah, widow 2 Vernon
Stanford Wm. labourer near the Glasshouse (K.)
Stanislas , Tivolv Garden (formerly Columbian)

485 Hieh
Stanley Norris, mercht. 208 S Water— d h 74 Lombard
f Stanley Samuel, porter Warner's court
tStanly Diana, widow Middle alley
Stanmire Eliza, widow 4th below Germantownroad
Sanmire Wm. oakcooper, Jones W. Sch. 5th & 2 N. 13th
Stanner Wm. back 112 north Seventh

. PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. STE

Stansbury Dixon, merchant 33 South wharves

fStansbury Isaac, oysterman 102 north Third

Stant William, tailor Loxley's court

Stantlllf Sally, widow Duncan's court

jhStanton Elizabeth, widow Sixth above Poplar lane

Stanton Richard, dealer 190 north Third

Stanton William, victualler Garden street

Stanwell William, carpenter 46 north Eighth

Stappen H. cordwainer 199 north Front

Stark Jane, widow 182 Locust

Starkey Charles, plumber Bryan's court

Starkey Charles, cabinetmaker 273 north Front

Starkey George, manner, back 345 north Front

Starkpine Henry, caulker Palmer below Duke

Starn Jacob, victualler Garden street

Starne Joseph, inspector of bark, N W corner St. John

and St. Tammany
Starr Edwin, typetounder Lombard near Tenth
Starr Henry, lettercutter S E comer Christian and 7tli
Starr John H. shoestore 46 High
Starr John, saddler 366 High
Starr Moses, blacksmith 101 Budd
StaiTatt E. measurer Federal above 2d
Stasansky Michael, mariner Maiden near Front
-j-States Eleanor, widow, back 78 Plum street
Statzel Henry, brassfounder n. 440 N 4th bel. Poplar
Statzel Jacob, sen. 473 north 2d
Statzel Jacob, jun. labourer PfeifFer's court
Staudt Margaret, widow 41 north 6th
Staughton Wm. d. d. pastor Baptist Church Sansom st

seminary Cheny above 5th — d h 316 Arch
St. Clair \Iary, Pryor's alley
St. John Maiy, widow 23 Coxe's alley
Stead Henry, printer 22 Cedar

Steainman John, baker Germantown road near 2d street
Stear Mary, victualler, back 242 north Eighth
Stearly Jacob, 136 Coates

Steel Archibald, mihtary storekeeper U S arsenal
Steel Catharine, widow 5 Poplar alley
Steel Charles, carter Knodle
Steel Elizabeth, 122 south 2d
Steel & Field, silverplaters &c. 11 north 7th
Steel Harriet, widow, back 124 Queen
Steel James, stonecutter 92 north Eleventh
Steel James, 29 Walnut
Steel John, brassfounder 38 New street
Steel John, 49 Christiantttreet
Steel John rear of 183 High
Steel Josiah, carter Knodle street
Steel Josiah, 4 Emlen's court
Steel Kesiah, widow of Alexander, 15 German
Steel Mathias L, sea captain 18 Ann (N L)
Steel Margaret, yarnwinder, Rose (N L)

STE whitely's annual

Steel 8c Potter, auctioneers 183 High

Steel Robert, silverplater 223 Callowhili

•j-Steel Simon, labourer, back 251 Spruce

t^eel Thomas, plasterer 12 Hmkel's court

Steel Thomas, chairmaker 223 Callowhill

Steel Thomas, moroccodresser 101 St. John

Steel Thomas, weaver St. Joseph's avenue

Steel W hatter 3 Clawgeb' court

Steel William, pilot 16 Catharine

Steel William, merchant 85 Lombard

Steel William N. accountant 215 south 2d

Steele general John, collector of the port 196 Spruee

Steele John, jun. weiglier of the port 71 south 6th

Steele Thos. B. (Yellow-cottage inn) 2d below Federal

Steelman Elijah, ferryman Hodge's wharf

Steelman John, innkeeper 36 north Water

Steelman Solomon, hairdresser 345 Front

Steenberg Abraham, merchant Beach near Bishop

Steer Edward, farrier Locust above Washington square

Steer James, accountant 172 Vine

Steer Joseph, victualler, cor Button wood & Charles

Steever Daniel, flour dealer Ann west Schuylkill 8th

Steever Henry, flour store 407 High

Stein Abraliam, dealer in watches 86 north Third

Stein William, of the U S. mint 158 north Eighth

Steinauer G. W. gentleman 104 Vine

Steinauer Joseph W. accountant 190 Vine

Steinauer Michael, shoemaker 33 Vine

Steinauer William, shoemaker 33 Vine

Steinburger John, labourer 6th above Callowhill

Steiner Adam, cooper, back 34 Green

Steiner Fredenck, tailor 12 North alley

Steiner & Fries, cabinetmakers 295 Arch

Steiner George, baker 27 Strawberr}'

Steiner Jacob, cabinetmaker 295 Arch — d h 12 North

Steiner John, cutler gc surgeons' instr. maker 5 N 6th

Steinman John, gunsmith 51 Green

Steinman John, baker Germantown road below 2d

Steinmetz Christ, innkeeper cor 5th & Button wood 1.

Steinmetz Eliza, gentlewoman 270 Chesnut

Steinmetz Jacob, bnckmaker Coates above 7th

Steinmetz Leonard, gardener Frank, r. above first gate

Stell James, (Woodman tavern) Germ. r. near first gate

Stell James, grocer 484 north Second

Stell William S. mercht. 161 High [«ee Steel

Stellwagen Daniel, of U S navy 75 Mulberry

Stelwaggon Charles, flour and feed sttare 125 Callowhill

Stelwaggon Frederick, 219 north Second

Stelwaggon Jesse L. iron merchant corner Old York

road and Callowhill — d h 100 Crown
Stelwaggon Joseph, carpenter 31 Wood
Stelwaggon & Knight, iron merchants 219 N Second
Stenson 8c Armour, tailors 72 south Second -

PHILADELPHIA. DIRECTORY. Slh

Stenwick Catharine, widow grocer 1 18 north Water
Stephen WiUiam, grocer 380 north Third
Stephens Alexander, accountant Caledonia court
Stephens Benjamin, grocer S W cor Arch and Second
Stephens David, grocer 484 north Second
Stephens John, moroccodresser Thirteenth ab. Wood
Stephens John, tobacconist Sheaff 's alley
Stephens Thomas, carpenter Lombard below Tenth
Stephens William, carpenter Lombard below Tenth
Stephenson John, bricklayer High west Schuylkill 7th
Stephenson William, shoemaker 69 Race
fStephenson Levin, woodsawyer Bonsall
Stephenson Perry, cordwainer 107 north Ninth

[see Stevenson Isf Stevens
Steriger Justus, cooper, back 111 Catharine
Stern Jacob, hog victualler Garden corner Buttonwood
Stern William, watchmaker 158 north Eighth
Sterr George, storekeeper 154 north Eighth
Sterrett Ezekiel, measurer of grain Federal ab. Second
Stetler Phoebe, widow Pfeiifer's court
Stetser Kitty, widow, back 110 north Eiglith
Stettezell Jacob, turner and chairniaker 473 N Second
Steuart David, curbstone setter Scott's alley
fStevens Andrew, mariner 179 south Sixth
Stevens Elizabeth, Mrs. St. Mary street
Stevens John, shoemaker 62 Penn
Stevens John, labourer Green below Fourth
fStevens Lloyd, labourer, back 137 Plum
Stevens Mrs.' Mary of Jacob, St. Mary
Stevens Mar^^ widow, back 386 south Second
Stevens Samuel, cop])erplate printer 91 Green
Stevens Saml. cutler &c. 44 Arcu— d li back 169 N 2d'
tStevens Solomon, painter Cedar above Twelfth
Stevens William, innkeeper 145 Cedar

[see Ste/ihens ^ Ste/i/ie?isou
Stevenson Ann, Avidow Perry abo\'e Lombard
Stevenson Aaron, soap and cartdle manuf. 221 south 5th
Stevenson Augustine, merchant 243 north Third
Stevenson Cornelius, collector of taxes, 5 north Ninth
Stevenson Crooke, mercht. 35 N Water — d h 296 Arch
Stevenson Eliza M. shopkeeper 374 north Second
Stevenson Ephvaim, tailor 4 Frazier's court
Stevenson H. pocketlight maker 203 north Front
Stevenson & Hart, drygoods store 225 north Tiiird
fStevenson James, mariner 247 Spruce street
Stevenson John, grocer Race above Schiivikill Seventh
Stevenson John H. merchant 35 nortli Water
Stevenson John, carter Vine alley above Twelfth
Stevenson John, shipjoiner Redstone wharf— d h 6 Noble
Stevenson John, grocer 264 south Fifth
Stevenson John, bookseller 16 Decatur — d h corner Old

York road and Coates ~

Stevenson John, coachmaker 5 Prosperous aftey

STE whitely's annual

Stevenson John, bricklayer Locust below Thirteentli
IStevenson Laban, sawyer Atkinson's court
Stevenson Samuel, moroccodresser Otter near Ger. r.
Stevenson Samuel, mariner 15 Pratt's court '^^N L)
Stevenson Thomas, tallowchandler 6 Dock
Stevenson William, cuiTier 252north Third
Stevenson Wilham, gentleman 288 Chesnut
Stevenson William, carter Spruce W Schuylkill 7th
Stevenson William, labourer Spruce above Thirteenth
fSteward Alexander, carter Cedar above Twelfth
Steward Charles, teacher 169 Green street
Steward Elizabeth, widow Lily alley below Green
Steward Matthew, labourer Vine above Thirteenth
Steward Roger, inspector of leather, U S arsenal
Stewardson Thomas, merchant 90 Arch
f Stewart Abraham, Osbourn's court
Stewart A.iexander, carter 102 south Tenth
Stewart Alexander, supercargo 42 Filbert
Stewart Andrew, tavernkeeper corner Vine and Front
Stewart Andrew, bridlebitmaker Stephjens' court, back

of 448 north Front
Stewart & Barger, painters &c. 73 Dock — d h 7 Lodge
Stewart Charles, bonnet wai ehouse 27 noi th Second
Stewart Christiana, widow Morgan's court
Stewart David, labourer cor Cherry and Sch. Eighth
-{■Stewart David, dealer N E cor Fou)th and Lombard
Stewart Deborah, widow 72 south Fifth
Stewart Elizabeth, widow, nurse 190 Cherry above 9ih
Stewart Francis, smith 373 Race above Tenth
•yStewart Ferraby, widow Portland lane
Stewart George, carpenter Juniper alley
Stewart James, worsted manuf. Otter near Ger. road
Stewart widow of James, 32 north Tenth
Stewart James, grocer 416 Race
Stewart James, carpenter 17 Plum
Stewart James, brickmaker Juniper below Spruce
Stewart James, mariner Davis's court (N L)
Stewart James, grocer 207 south Second
Stewart James, pianoforte maker 141 Spruce
Stewart James, plasterer 73 Locust
Stewart John, grocer cor. Ridge road and Tenth
Stewart John, printer 190 Cherry
Stewart John, ornamental paintet' 8cc. 80 Cedar
Stewart John, teacher 3 Fetter lane
Stewart John, farmer Washington above Second
Stewart John, cooper Thirteenth below High
Stewart Joseph, carpenter 115 north Tenth
jStewart Lloyd, labourer GiUies' alley
Stewart Margaret, widow 310 north Front
Stewart Margaret, tailoress 5 Pennsylvania avenue
Stewart Mary, nurse St. John above Poplar
Stewart Paul Cox, accountant 15 Wood
Stewart Peter, japanner Juniper below Spruce

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. STI

.■Stewart Pearson, waiter, back 8 Blackberry alley

tStewart Philip, brickmaker Vine above Ridge road

Stewart Robert, smith 15 Pine alley

Stewart Robert, back 40 Cherry street

Stewart Robert, accountant 88 south Front street

Stewart Robert, shipmaster 12 Queen (S)

Stewart Samuel M. stationer 8cc. S \V corner Walnut

and Third— d h 83 Walnut
Stewart Samuel, m d. 106 south Eighth
Stewart Sarah, Mrs of Matthew, Vine ab. Thirteenth
fStewart Sidney, widow Coates near Fifth
fStewart Stephen, sawj'er 59 Small
Stewart Thomas, back 38 Cherry
Stewart Thomas, painter 5cc. 73 Dock — d h 7 Lodge
Stewart Thonms, LF S appraiser, corTth and Button wood
Stewart Thomas, carpenter 182 Lombard
Stewart Thomas, pianoforte maker Cypress alley

Stewart , widow 46 Budd

Stewart Wm. bricklayer 20 Queen (S)

Stewart Wm. cai-penter 11 Knight's court

Stewart Wm. innkeeper (sign Half-way-house) 46 N 6th

Stewart Wm. carpenter, back 251 St. John

Stewart W^illiam H. ornamental painter, japanner and

gilder 29 Chesnut
Stewart William, 100 south Eighth
Stewart Wm. mariner, back 299 south Third street
Stibbs Christopher, upholsterer & paperhanger 171

Arch third door below Fifth
Sticker Ann, widow 16 Ann

Stickney Samuel B. labourer Brown above Oak (N L)
Stief John, baker 148 north Fifth
Stiff Nancy, widow 8 Callowhill
Stiles Ann, widow 98 Cedar
Stiles Ann^ widow of John, 7 Browne
Stiles Henry, lumber merchant, yard Stiles* wharf Oak

street (N L) — d h 411 north Front
Stiles H. & J. lumber merchants Oak above Coates
Stiles John, lumber merchant Oak above Coates — d h

13 Browne

Stiles , huckster Kaighton N J

Stiles Joiin, drayman 440 north Front

Stiles widow of John, 411 north Front

Stiles Robt. cabinetmaker Lawrence above Callowhill

Stiles Thomas T. city commissioner Eleventh below

Walnut, west side
Still Laetitia, widow, M'Culloch's court
fStill Samson, carter Quince above Spruce
fStill Silas, carter back lllShippen
tStill Wm. sawyer, back 199 Lombard street
Stille' Benj.merch. 33 S Water— d h Chesnut beL 11th
Slille' John, gentleman S E corner Walnut and Eighth
Stille' Mary, gentlewoman 40 south Front
Still well Catharine, widow 33 German

STO whitely's annual

Stillwill John, cordwainer, 4 Oak street

Stiltz John D. baker Kunckel above Tammany

Stimble George S. accountant, 315 north Third

Stimtr.el PhiHp, tobacconist, back 22 N. 10th ab. Filbert

Stinceman Jacob, sen. cordwainer, Greenwich

Stinceman Jacob, jr. cordwainer. Crab near Plum

Stinceman Jolin, labourer Hansell's court

Stinceman Peter, cordwainer Greenwich street

Stirichman Moses, ropemaker Hanover near Queen

Stinc Esther, widow Rugan

Stine Mary, widow of Peter, 115 Cherry

Stine Samuel, Camden (N. J.)

Stiner Margaret, huckster Poplar above St. John

Stinebeck Adam, vict. Lawrence above Wood

Stineford George, baker Law's court

Stinemeyer Elizabeth, widow, 4th ab. Master's (N.L.)

Stinger Eve, widow 127 New

Stinger Joseph, coachman, back of 176 Race

Stinson John, ladies' shoemaker Dock street

Stites George, cabinetmaker Oak below Coates

Stites Peter, tailor 3 Pleasant avenue

Stites Richard, shipmaster 156 south Tenth

Stitler Jacob, malster 17 Sassafras alley

Stivers Gideon, carpenter Camden (N. J.)

St. Fehx John R. merchant. High— -d h 114 south Eighth

St. John Mary, widow 23 Coxe's alley

St. John Rachel, widow south Sixth below Fitzwaltcr

Stock Frederick, carpenter Tammany near Fourth

Stock George, blacksmith 11 Sugar alley

Stock John, painter &c. 11 south Seventh

Stock Mary E. widow of John, Cooper's court

Stock Philip, carpenter Davis's court

Stockbine Philip, labourer Ridge road above Francis

Stockdale George, weaver Lombard above Twelfth

Stockdale Geraldus, teacher 6 Plum

Stockdale Jolin, printer and teacher, 6 Plum

Stockdon John, back of 573 south Front

Stocker Anthony, merchant 118 Pine

tStocker James, woodsawycr Browne near Fourth

Stocker John C. merchant 10 Prune

Stocker Margaret, gentlewoman 193 south Front

Stockhouse Thomas, carpenter 6cc. 66 Union

Stockley Mary, widow 32 Chesnut Isee Stokeleit

Stockley Prettyman, cordwainer 110 Swanson

Stokeley Scarborough, tailor, 78 Penn street

Stockley Wm. merchant tailor 243 High

Stockman Christian, mariner, back 27 Beck's alley

Stockman Jacob, thimblemaker &c. 92 south Second

Stockton Charles, merchant tailor 45 south Third

Stockton & Howell, proprietors of the New York and

Baltimore mail stages— office 43 south Fourth
Stockton Sarahjgentlewoman S W cor. 8th and Walnut
Stockton Wm. T. proprietor of stages 43 south Fourth
Stoddard HeniT, 68 High

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. STO

Stoddart John, merchant 68 High S E comer Race and

Seventh
Stoker Johanna, widow, 6 Almond street
Stokes Abraham, c/>rdwainer 458 south Second
Stokes Abraham, 334 north Front
Stokes Benjamin, flour store 221 north Front — d h 23

Key's alley
Stokes Cfiarles, merchant lower 54 south Second
Stokes Ellis, hardware merchant 57 High — d h 41 Vine
Stokes Isaac, brickmaker, Lombard above Sch. Seventh
Stokes Jacob, tailor 308 Vine
Stokes Joshua, flour merchant, north Front above

Noble — d h 6 Strawberry
Stokes Joshua, jun. carpenter 23 Newmarket
Stokes Thomas, late tax collector 316 \'ine
Stokes Thomas, jun. plasterer 48 Chester
Stokes Wm. A. lumber merchant Browne near Oak —

d h 9 Browne
Stokes Wm. boot and shoemaker 50 Race
Stoltz Michael, boot and shoemaker 447 north Third
Stone Andrew, plumber 61 Walnut — d h 358 S- Front
Stone Asaph, merchant 63 south Front— d h Washing-
ton square
Stone Benjamin, painter and glazier 321 Spruce
Stone Columbus J. drygoods store 249 south Second
Stone & Coffee, plumbers 61 Walnut near Dock
Stone Dexter, merchant 43 north Water — d h 128 S. 3d
Stone Elizabeth, widow, back 31 Charlotte
Stone Jacob, brickmaker, comer Spruce and Sch. Fifth
Stone John, labourer Christian above Sixth
Stone John, storekeeper 167 south Second
Stone Mary, widow, back 251 Race
Stone Maiy, milliner 103 north Second
Stone Mary, widow Spruce W. Sch. Sixth
Stone & Todd, merchants 63 south Front
Stone Thomas, innkeeper 14 Callowhill
Stone William, hairdresser 315 south Front
Stoneman Joseph, plasterer, back 111 Browne
Stones Samuel, merchant 111 south Tenth
Stoops Adanft, grocery and tavern, corner Cedar and 4th
tS oops Hannah, widow 155 Lombard street
fStoops Jacob, bootblack, Atkinson's court
tStoops Jacob, waiter, 249 Shippen
Stoops John, mariner 3 York court
tStoops John, waiter Osbourn's court
Storer Samuel, sea captain 349 south Second
Stork Aaron, wine, liquor and cordial store 453 High
Stork Henry, merchant 72 north Fifth near Cherry
Stork Fhilip, carpenter Juliana above Button wood
Storey William, blacksmith back 1*4 Lombard
Storm Wm. baker, 31 Swanson street
Storms John, cedar cooper 19 Currant alley
Story BenjamiD, tailor, 268 south Fifth stre«t

2 i2

STR whitely's annual

Stor)'' Elizabeth, tailoress, 293 south Third

Story George P. bookfolder 9 Gray's alley

Story James, mariner 7 Coxe's alley

Story Polly, huckster 4 Stamper's alley — fruit cellar

under 196 south Second
Story William, mariner, back 46 Spruce
vStory \Vm. mariner 414 north Third street cor. BroTcne
Story William, nailer 126 T^mbard
Stotesburv Arthur, sea captain 59 Almond
Stothers James, blacksmith, back 251 Race
Stotsenburgh Christopher, cord wainer Race ab. Sch. 7th
Stotsenburgh Margaret, widow Race near Sch. Eighth
Stotiiai't WlUiam, merchant 244 and d h 349 High
Stothard J, drover & grocer Broad above Race

\_see Stoddart
Stott Abel, weaver 6 Frankhn street (N. L.)
Stott Elizabeth, widow of Jacob, Weaver's alley
Stott John,ropemaker 83 Moyamcnsing road
Stoulder John, 446 north Third
Stoul George P. welldigger 125 Coates
Stouse Daniel, blacksmith 37 Ciierry
Stouse Joseph, m. d. 417 north Second corner Coates
Stout Ann, widow, 256 Cedar street
Stout George, whipniaker 454 north Third
Stout George, bricklayer Sixth near Poplar lane
Stout Jacob C. hatter, next 30 SHssrdVas alley
Stout James, labouj'er Stewart's alley
Stout James, tobacconist, 40 Coates street
Stout John L. lookii'igghiss jramemaker 17 Coates
Stout John, saddler and liarnessmaker, corner Catharine

and Sixth
Stout Jokn, manner, 36 Qi.'een (S.)
Stout Jo!in, whipmaker 454 nortli 'i'hird
Stout Margiiret, Merriott's lane above Fourtli
Stout Maiy, widow 27 George street (S.)
Stout PeteT-, blacksn.ith, Prince above Shakamaxon
Stout Wm. sngarboiler. back 51 Cailowhill
Stow Charles, tailor and drvgoods store 38 north Sixth
Stow Cyrus, sea captain, 247 north Front
Stow Jfremiah, mariner, back 43 Noble •
Stow John, turner 76 Sassafras — shop 40 Bread
Stow John I. shipwright Marlborougli near Beach (K.)
Stow Mrs. widow Crown near Bedford
Stoy Hep.ry, shipwright Beach corner Shakamaxon
Strack Christian, 3 Steinmetz's court
Strack Peter, carter Mintzer's court
Strahan Margaret, widow of Gregory, 190 south Eighth

below Pine
Strahan Joseph, carpenter 284 Lombard
Strahan Paul, oak cooper 15 Coxe's alley
Stran James, mariner 90 Christian
Stranaghan James, weaver 245 Shippen
Strang Peter, carter Cailowhill above 10th

I^HILADELPIIIA DIRECTORY. STR

Stratton Albey, labourer Queen above Shakamaxon (K.

Stratton Bedford, barkeeper Cooper's terry (N. J.)

Stratton Benjamin, 11 Wood street

fStratton Christopher, waiter Green's court

Stratton Clayton, clerk 183 Green

Stratton Ebenezar, tailor 22 Appletree alley

Stratton John (Masonic hotel) 28 south Sixth

Stratton Levi, carpenter 75 Budd

Stratton rev. Tithian, Queen near Shakamazor.

fStratton Tobias, coachman Green's court

Stratton Wm. starch manuf. Shakamaxon near Queen

Straw Christian, ostler 193 Eighth above Vine

Strawback Anthony, drayman Say street

Strawbridge George, merchant 232 Spruce

Strawbridge John, gentleman 206 Spruce

Strawn Jacob, bricklayer, Tammany street between

Fourth and Old York road
Strayline Elizabeth, widow milkwoman Ridge road

above Vine
Streaper Richard, baker, &c. 198 south Third
Streeper John, grocer 544 north Third street
Streeper John, nailcutter 540 north Third
Streeper Samuel, drayman between Juniper & Cherry
Streeper 6c Wilt, grocers, 388 north Third

Streper widow, Camacnear Germantown road

Street Jacob, cordwainer, back 221 Shippen
Street Robert, druggist &c. Beach near Maiden
Street Thomas, boot and shoemaker 197 north Second
Streeton John, shipcarpenter Jcrvis's lane above Front
Streeton William, shipwright Budd above Laurel
Streiby Joseph, brassfounder 402 north Front
Streiper John, Sixth above Poplar lane
Strembeck Jacob, silverpiater, 41 Zane
Strembeck J. sen measurer of painters' work 60 S. lltii
Strembeck John, tavernkeeper Ridge road ab. Francis
Strembeck Wm. painter and glazier 94 Christian
Stretch Amy, widow, 118 Swanson
Stretch Nathaniel, bricklayer Baker's court
Stretcher Fenix, carpenter 129 south- Sixth
Striceboch, John, labourer. Prince near Marlborough
Strieker Barbara, widow, cor. Ann and Brewer's alley
Strieker Charles, skindresser Newmarket near Pegg
Strieker Daniel, coppersmiih Margaretta below Cable
Strieker Elias, shipwright Liberty alley near Duke
Strieker Leonard, gentleman 60 Green
Strieker Margaret, widow 254 north Front
Strieker Susan, widow 25 Callowhill
Strickland x\aron, ostler Camden (N. J.)
Strickland GeoJge, designer 14 north Ninth
Strickland John, jun. carpenter 4 Willow coint
Strickland John, sen. carpenter 6 Clever alley
Strickland Wm. architect and engineer 14 north Nintl;
Strieby Joseph, innkeeper 402 north Front

SUK whitely's annual

Strimmel Richard, labourer, Hanover near Queen
■fStringer Telly, shoemaker, south Sixth near Fitz waiter
Stringheld Wm. 34 Crown
Strockbine George, gardener, Moyamensing below

Greenwich
Strockbine Henry, caulker Prince near Palmer
Strockbine Henry, labourer. Cherry above Duke
Stroby George, labourer Washington above Front
Strock Daniel, combmaker 274 St. John
Strock Joseph, tailor 309 north Front
Strong Christian, victualler 213 north Eighth
Stroop John, tavernkeeper 26 Franklin court
Stroud George M. attorney at law 103 Arch
Stroup John & Jacob, 4 and 8 north Water
Stroup John, 127 north Front

Stroup John,jun.tailor 4N. Water — d h 205 N. Second
Stroup John, victualler George (N- L.) near Third
Strow Christian, labourer 193 north Eighth
Strownnan Rebecca Mrs. George below Shippen
Stuart George, cordwainer 156 Lombard
Stuart Isabella Mrs. grocer 102 Shippen ^
Stuart James, inspector of customs 155 Cedar
Stuart John, cabinetmaker, shop N W corner Sixth &

Arch — d h Prune above Fifth ^see Stewart

Stuart Walter, late carpenter Sch. Seventh ab. Arch
Stubbs Wm. maker patent blacking N W'cor. Walnut

and Ninth
Stuckert John, gentleman 304 north Third
Stuffle John, farmer Johnson's lane
Stull Adam, victualler Buttonwood below Ridge road —

stall 50 Old shambles
Stull Adam, shoemaker 334 Sassafras
Stull John, cellar digger 214 Vine
Stull John, currier Cauffman's court
Stull William, jun. shoemaker 288 Arch
Sttill William, woodsawyer, back 294 Arch above 10th
Sturck Jacob, shoemaker Fourth near George
Sturges Elizabeth, widow 4 Plum
Sturges Lemuel, cordwainer 92 St John
Sturges Nathaniel, paperhanger, back 296 S. Third
Sturgis Margaret, widow 40 Ann
Slurgis Peter, shoemaker 158 south Fifth
Sturgis Stokely, oysterman 122 north Front
Stutzil Henry, brassfounder F<.urth near Poplar lane
Styers John, white leadworker Alder alley
tSueld Wm. waiter Bh.ckberry alley
Suidler Savier, labourer Twelfth above Arch
Suiter Joseph, watchman at Bank, Camden (N. J.)
Suiters Abigail, widow Camden (N. J.)
Suiters Enoch, ferryman Camden (N. J.)
Suker Henry, cordwainer Wood above Queen
Suker Jacob, shipwright Shakamaxon near Bedford
Suker Philip, caulker Wood above Queen

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. SUl

Sulby Mary, widow 207 Spruce.
Sulger Christian, baker 161 St. John
Sulger Jacob, Jun, secretary to Marine Insurance Com-
pany 161 Mulberry
Sulger Jacob, sea captain 45 German
SuUender, widow, innkeeper S W cor. St. John & Poplar
Sullender John, oak cooper 7 Summers' court
Sullender John, sen. blacksmith 7 Summers' court
Sullender Maria, widow 2 Poplar alley
SuUenger W. F. boatman 125 Swanson
fSullivan Ann. widow i^leasant st near Ridge road
Sullivan Charles, merchant 191 High — d h 47 Filbert
Sullivan F. accountant Juniper above Race
Sullivan John T. stationer K E cor. of Front & High—

d h 241 Spruce
Sullivan Margaret, widow K W cor. Vine and Fifth
Sullivan Myers, mariner Emlen's court
Sullivan Nehemiah, waterman 82 Green
Sully Thomas, portrait painter Philosophical Hall, Fifth

below Chesnut
Summerl Sarah, widow Camden (N.J.)
tSummer Foster, waiter 141 Cherry
Sum merlin William, Camden (N. J.)
Summers Andrew, accountant 20 Swanwick
Summers Catharine, widow 45 Noble near Second
Summers George, carpenter 25 Powell
Summers George, mariner 5 Summers' court
Summers Hannah, widow 15 Summer's court
Summers Henry, grocer Thirteenth near Sassafras
Summers Isaac, huckster Camden (N. J.)
Summers John, nailer Wright's and Miller's alley
Summers John, mariner 3 Margaretta street
Summers Martin, planemaker cor. Chesnut & Sch. 7th
Summers Philip, Chesnut corner Schuylkill Sixth
Sumpton Rebecca, confectioner 154 Arch
Sumption Mary, nurse 6 Knight's court
Sunderland Jolm, blacksmitii 2 Sugar alley
- Sunlighter Mary, widow Hcflfman's alley
■ Super Jacob, cabinetmaker 162 and 164 N. Front — d h
back 18 Key's alley
Supplee Jonas, carpenter Pearson's court
^ Survilliers Count de, S E corner Hi!:^h and TweUth
Surrick John, caulker Wood near Prince
Surrick Simon, labourer Prince near Wood
Suter Elizabeth, widow, Ann above Calluvvhill
Suter -Joseph, cabinetmaker 450 north Third
Sutherland Daniel, late shipwright 60 Plum
Sutherland Joel B. attorney at law, 66 George (S.)
Sutter Ann, widow, boardinghouse 30 north Sixth
Sutter Charles J. tobacconist 222 north Third
Sutter Daniel, late grocer 97 New
Sutter Samuel, drygoo<ls storekeeper 286 north Third
Sutterly Charles, academy 118 New

SWE wiiitely's annual

Sutton Edward, shipcarpenter Prince near Hanovev

Sutton George, shipwright Crown near Bedford

Sutton Maria, widow 12 Cypress alley

Sutton Maiy, widow, 15 Pratt's court

Sutton John, shipwright Queen near Shakamaxon

Sutton John, gunsmith 55 Duke

Sutton Joseph, drayman N. 2d below Germantown road

Sutton Mary & Ann, tailoresses 9 Willing's alley

Sutton Samuel, labourer Oak (N. L.) near Browne

Sutton Sarah, widow of Jesse, 31 Gilles's alley

Sutton Susan, widow, 274 north Eighth

Sutton Wm. shipbuilder Queen near Marlborough

Swager Jane, widow, nurse 3 Fromberger's court

Swaim Wm. paper marbler 21 Carter's alley

fSwain Diana, widow Green's court

Swain Elizabeth, storekeeper 69 south Second

Swain Isaac, ladies' shoemaker 506 north Second

Swain John, mariner 113 Catharine

Swain John, painter and glazier 301 north Second

Swain John W. druggist 363 north Second

Swain Martha, 226 north Fifth

Swain Michael, mariner 83 Swanson

Swain Shubel, sea captain Green belaw Fourth

Swain Sophia, shopkeeper 363 north Second

Swain Thomas C. umbrella maker 363 north Second

Swain Willis, tobacconist Crown

Swaine Francis, boot and shoemaker 179 south Front —

d h 178 south Water
Swallow Jacob, innkeeper 57 George street (C.)
Swan Andrew, tanner Maiden near stone bridge
Swan & Johnson, boot and shoemakers 91 N. Second
Swan Page, labourer, back 249 Shippen
tSwan Wm. mariner 97 Gaskill
Swanson Andrew, bottler 12 Almond street
Swanson Andrew, mariner 48 Meade alley
Swanson Charles, mariner 9 Burd's alley
Swanson John, mate 6 Perkenpine's court
Swartz Catharine, widow 80 Cedar
Swartz Daniel, carpet weaver 299 north Third
Swartz George, tailor 124 north Water
Swartz Jacob, shipjoiner Shakamaxon near Bedfoi*d
Swartz Joseph, carpet weaver 319 north Third
Swartz & Louderback, shipjoiners 124 Swanson
Sweat Joseph, labourer Pleasant above Charles
Sweebley Frederick, grocer 52 Browne
Sweeney Archibald, innkeeper cor. Cedar & Sch. 7th
Sweeny David, labourer Sch, Seventh below Pine
Sweeny Dennis, collector of ashes 23 Hurst street
Sweeny Elizabeth Miss, schoolmistress. Fourth near

George (N.L.)
Sweeny James, carpenter, back 257 south Fourth
Sweeny Lawrence, 163 Chesnut
"Sweeny Martha, boardinghousc 54 south Eleventh

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. TAt

Sweeny Michael, weaver south Sixth below Fitz waiter

Sweeny Miles, labourer Say street

Sweney Samuel, grocer N E cor. German and Third

Sweet Jane» widow, 5 Pleasant avenue

Sweeten William, cordwainer 568 south Third

Sweeten Wm. chairmaker 69 Plum

Sweitzer Frederick, drayman Browne's court

Sweitzer Frederick, 4G3 north Third

Sweitzer Michael, drayman Browne

Sweitzer, widow ot Michael, 4 Steinmetz's court

Swenke Henry, labourer Germ, road above Second

Swett John B. merchant 29 south Tenth

Sweyer Henry, grocer 195 N. Third — d h 70 N. 7th

Sweyer & Koons, grocers 195 north Third

Sweyer Peter, gentleman 366 north Third

Swift Christian, cordwainer Maria near Fifth

Swift Jesse, mariner Washington above Second

Swift John, attorney at law, office 38 south Sixth — d h

107 south Tenth
Swift John W. merchant 8 Penn — d h 103 Pine
Swift Rebecca, widow, 50 \'ine
Swift Robert, confectioner 282 Arch
Swites Charles, labourer Broad above Race
Swope George, painter, &c, 351 north Second
Swope Walter, carter 580 Front below Federal
Sword A. C. storekeeper 70 south Fourth
Sybert Henry, labourer 56 Duke

Sybert Joseph, barkeeper 269 Vine {^see Sibert ijf Seybert
Sydleman Casper, brushmaker, back 10 South alley
Syers Abbey, widow, 138 Browne
Syfax John, fancy store 88 Shippen
Syferheld John C. shipwright 53 Green
Syfrit Euphania, widow, 227 Cedar
Sykes Ann, widow, mantuamaker 149 Cherry
Sykes R. W. attorney at law 17 S. 5th— d h 222 S. Front
Sykes Samuel M, shipbroker 1 Elmslic's alley — d h 222

south Front
Sykes Wm. gentleman 222 south Front
Sylvester John, glassblower Lombard near Schuylkill
Symington Sarah, teacher S E cor. Eleventh & Filbert
Syng John, ladies' shoemaker 252 Lombard

TABER ANTIPAS, mariner 218 south Fifth
Taber Benjamin, caulker Queen near Shakamaxon
Taber John M. diygoods store 38 north Second
Tack Charles, tailor, imjuire 62 north Fifth
Tack John C. tailor 162 Shippen
Tackman Frederick, sugar refiner 144 Coates
Tacy Joseph, hairdresser 392 north Front
Taerny Jacob, carpenter 49 Mechanic street

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Tage Mary, widow, Vine above Thirteenth

Tagert Joseph, president of the Farmers' 8c Mechanics'

bank 76 south Sixth
Taggert Ann, widow, back 20 Almond street
Taggert Hannah, widow of Patrick, 513 north Third
Taggert John, stonecutter 78 north Seventh
Taggert Margaret, widow, back 14 south Fifth
Taggert Robert, skindresser, back 104 north Fifth
Taggert Susan, china store 108 north Second
Taggert William, tavernkeeper 22 south Teath
Tallen Edward, tailor, back 216 south Sixth
Talley Mary, milliner 169 south Second
Talliana Christiana, storekeeper 80 Sassafras
Tallman George, milkman Poplar lane above Seventh
Tallman George, vict. N W cor. Margaretta & Front
Talman Mrs. boardinghouse 55 Walnut
Tallmadge James H. hatter Barker rear Sch. Fourth
TalmageE. S. shoemaker 48 north Seventh
Tarns Sampson, china merchant 302 High SW cor. 9th
Tanguy John, jeweller 33 north Third
Tanier Ann, widow Carpenter above Fourth (S.)
Tanier John, ropemaker cor. Federal & Moyamensing
Tanner Benjamin, engraver 74 south Eighth
Tanner Ann, widow 2 Sansom

Tanner H. S. engraver 10 Library — d h 214 Walnut
Tanner, Kearny & Tiebout, banknote engrav. 10 Lib'ry.
Taney Sarah, Tiurse 314 south Second street
Tape Margaret, widow, 450 south Front
jTapsico Rev. Jacob, 247 Shippen above Seventh
Tarbett Henry, stocking weaver Sch. Second bel. Pine
Tardy C. milliner 80 south Third
Farr Frederick, drayman Laurel (N L) near Budd
Tarrant Thomas, pilot 34 Catharine
Tarrs Catharine, widow 8 Plum street
Tarris John, sea captain 489 south Front

Tarrapin , labourer back 366 north Second

Tasca J B. confectioner 216 High

Tash Samuel, grocer cor. Callowhill and Washington

Tate Robert, grocer 379 Race

fTate Solomon, labourer 88 St. John street

Tatem Edmund, sea captain 74 Christian

Tatem George, mate 16 Wood NW comer Ann

Tatem Jos. E. sailmaker 24 Christian

Tatem Mary, widow, 19 Browne

Tatem Mary, widow 58 Almond

fTaught Cxsar, porter Dean's alley

jTaught Joshua, labourer Madison court

Taurason Stephen, shipwright Poplar above St. John

Taws Charles, musical instrument maker Union

Tawmley Mai y Mrs. 238 south Seventh

fTayloe Araminta, washerwoman 11 Chesnut

Taylor Abraham, tallowchandler 2 Newmarket

Taylor Abraham F. hatter back 92 Crown

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. TAY

Taylor Absalom, shoemaker 41 Beck's alley

Taylor Adam, rigger M'CuUoch's court

Taylor Alexander, shipwright 502 south Second

Taylor Alexander, mariner, back 35 Arch

Taylor Anws, mercht, 44 &46 N. Water — d h 199 Arch

Taylor Ann, widow 12 Wagner's alley

Taylor Asa, spermaceti oil, &c. store 4 south Eighth

sign of the Whale
Taylor Bankson, (of Allen and Taylor) 30 Race
Taylor Benjamin, brushmaker 90^ north Front
Taylor Caleb, wholesale druggist 22 and 24 N. Front
Taylor Catharine, widow 37 Sansom corner Eighth
Taylor Charles, cordwainer China street bel. Second
Taylor Charles, weaver St. Johns
Taylor Charles, cordwainer 92 north Fifth
Taylor Curtis, plasterer 119 north Ninth
fTaylor Baniel, labourer 332 south Front
Taylor & Dutton, shoestore, 128 High, S E cor. Fourth
Ta/lor Ednurid, weaver, back 15 Popk^r lane
Taylor Ehzabeth, widow 418 north Fourth
Taylor Enoch, bricklayer, back 29 Elfreth's alley
Taylor Enoch, tailor 9 Coombs' alley
Taylor George, baker 21 Bank
Taylor George, sen. broker and translator of the French

and Spanish lang uages 85 Chesnut near Third
Taylor George, jun. stock &c. broker 85 Chesnut a. 3d
fTaylor George, stage driver back 20 Appletree alley
Tavior George tinplate and sheet ironworker 89 north

Front
tTaylor George, labourer 3 Pottery alley
Taylor German, labourer Gerinantown road ab. Third
Taylor Hannah, 62 Spruce
Taylor Henry, wool dealer 145 north Front
Taylor Isaac, shoemaker 558 south Front
Taylor Isaac P. teacher 80 Crown
Taylor Jacob, farmer Wood near Prince
Taylor Jacob, gent. cor. West and Wood
Taylor James Rev. 246 Walnut
Taylor James, sawyer Juniper above Cherry
Taylor James, shipwright 67 Budd
Taylor James, carpenter Fourth n. Carpenter (S)
Taylor James, weaver, corner Cedar and Broad
Taylor Jane, drygoods store 25 north Front
Tavior Jeremiah, ladies' shoemaker 119 south Second
T aylor John, waterman, 16 Little Water
Taylor John, turner in metals and machine maker 30

Chester
Tay^^^ John M. merchant 5 south Twelfth
Taylor John, farmer Frankford r. ab Wood street
Taylor John, carpenter 290 north Third
Taylor Johnson, teacher back 15 south Eighth
Taylor Joseph, capt. of steamboat Twins Camden (NJ)
Taylor Jos. innkeeper (sign of Cross Key's) 18 N 4th

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Taylor Joseph, plasterer Sch. Seventh above Arch
Taylor Leban, labourer Charlotte n. Germantown i.
Taylor Lemuel, cordwainer Rachel near Poplar
Taylor Levi, grocer 246 south Second
Taylor Levi, labourer Cadwalader near Pitt
Taylor Lewis, shoe warehouse 124 High
Taylor Lowthcr, boardinghouse 51 north Third
Taylor Margaret Mrs. widow Broad above High
Taylor Mary, shopkeeper 43 Mechanic <

Taylor Mary, teacher buttonwood ab. Charles
Taylor Mary, widow, nurse, back 51 Meade alley
Taylor Mary, tailoress 92 north Fifth
Taylor Miss seminary 125 Vin e
Taylor Moses, teacher, school NE cor. Buttonwood and

Eighth— d h 299 Callowhill
Taylor Nathan, cordwainer 13 Tammany
Taylor Philip, saddler 223 Swanson
Taylor Rene', teacher of music 72 north Sixth
Taylor Robert, auctioneer 29 N. Front— d h 206 Arch
Taylor Mrs. widow of Robert, Windsor chair maker 133

south Front
Taylor Robert, hatter 33 Jacoby street
Taylor Robert m, d. N W cor. Tenth and Arch
Taylor Robert, boot and shoemaker S north Third
Taylor Samuel, brushmaker 66 south Third
fTaylor Samuel, plasterer 4 Wagner's alley
Taylor Samuel, labourer 23 Budd street <.

Taylor Samuel, carpenter 16 uorth Eighth
Taylor Shadrach & Joseph, bookbinders 384 N. Second
Taylor Tracy, hardware mercht. cor Beach & Maiden
Taylor Thomas, tailor 196 and 150 north Water
Taylor Thos. grocer & tavern SW cor. Swanson and

Cedar
Taylor Thomas, boot and shoemaker 247 south Front
Taylor Thomas, currier shop 3 Elbow lane
Taylor & Wagner auctioneers 29 north Front
Taylor Wm.jun. merchant 184 and d h 387 High
Taylor William, tallowchandler Brooke's court ■ -
Taylor William blacksmith Noble above Old York r
Taylor William, shoewarehouse 124 High
Taylor Win tinplate & sheetironworker 155 N. 2d
Taylor William, bricklayer 12 Juniper lane

Taylor , carpenter, back of 99 Budd

Taylorson Robert, cordwainer Sturges's court
Teamer Henrietta, 17 Blackhorse alley
Teaney Jacob, carpenter 49 Mechanic
Teaney John, tailor 77 south Water

Teamer , shipwright Bedford near Crown

'tear John, shipmaster 52 Moyamensing road

Tear Philip, mariner 88 Shippen

Tearney Hugh, carpenter, back of 303 Walnut

Teat Matthias, ropemaker Shakamaxon near Bedford

Teas Rachel, widow, china store 189 north Second

Tedrick Catharine, widow 74 Vine

PHILAULLPHIA DIRECTORY. THA

t Feel Daniel, carter 328 south Third street
Teel Ezekiel, pilot 15 Beck's alley
TeeL Henry, carpenter Meredith's lane above Fifth
Teel Jesse, mariner, 15 Beck's alley
Teepel John, cordwainer Christian below Fourth
Teese Daniel, spinningwheelnnaker 150 north Front
Tees Lewis, grocer Cheny corner of Duke
Tecs Jacob, sliipwright Beach near Marlborough
Tees John, shipwight Cherry near Prince
Tees Peter, shipwright Beach near Marlborough
Teesdale Robert, grocer 270 Race
Teisseire Anthony, 296 Chesnut

Teisseire James, merchant 247 High — dh 23 south 10th
Tempest Robert, jeweller 87 S 2d-— d h 56 George (S)
Tempest William, carpenter 94 Cedar
Temple Daniel G drygoods store 40 south Second
tTemple George, labourer Sch. Second near Spruce
Temple & Smith, wholesale druggists 121 High
Temple S. druggist, &c. 121 High— d h 285 Chesnut
tTemple Samuel, woodsawyer Malt alley
Tenbrook Abraham, attorney at law 115 Spruce
Tennant Christopher, stonecutter S E corner ot Tenth

and Filbert— d h 443 High
Tennant Mary Ann, nurse 556 N Second near George
Tennent James, queen's ware manuf. 122 south Fifth
Tennent John, ladies' corslet maker 77 south 3d
Tenneut William, mariner 23 Union
Tennery E. M. boardinghouse 121 Swanson
Tenno Mary, tailoress 2 Poplar alley
Terradell Anthony, carpenter 159 Moyamensing road
Terrier Baptist, mariner, back 53 Catharine
Terrier Fi-ed. Daniel, teach^ 297 north 3d
Ten-ill Ephraim, fancy drygoods store 26 south Fourth
Terris Charles, carpenter 18 Federal street
Terry David, cordwainer Arch above Schuylkill Eighth
Terry William, worsted manuf. 28 Budd
Teston Joshua, painter &c. Lombard above 10th
Tet%r Henry, blacksmith Race uear Schuylkill Eighth
Teter John, carter Schuylkill 8th above Race
Teterel Fr<incis, merchant 265 High — d h 2 N Ninth
Teterel & Frenaye, jun. merchants 265 High
Tetsell Bernard, cooper 92 Green
Tetters John, .watchman 17 Wood
Thackara Elinor, widow, 36 south Sixth
ThrcS:ara James A. m. d. 389 south Second
Thackara James, ■> engravers — Academy of Fine Arts
Thackara Wm. 5 Chesnut above 10th
Tackara Mark, tailor 355 south Second
Thackara Simuel, shipchandler Spruce street wharf—

d h Front below Federal
Thackara William, jr, plasterer 218 Pine
Thatcher Andrew, late lumber merchant 312 N Front
Thatcher Daniel, druggist &c. N W cor High and Se-

cond—d h 30 north 3d

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Thatcher E. widow 31 Coates

Thatcher Samuel, smith, back of 210 St. John

Thatcher & Thompson, druggists &c. N W cor. High

and Second
Thatcher widow of Joseph, 396 north 3d
Thaw Benjamin, 106 south Second
Thaw Charles, storekeeper 106 south 2d — d h 37 Duke
Thaw William, accountant 163 north Fourth
Thibault & Brothers, jewellers 66 south Second
Thibault C. widow 66 south Second
'I'hibault Felix, jeweller 66 south 2d — d h 50 Almond
Thibault Francis, jeweller 66 south 2d — dh 58 Union
Thibault Frederick, goldsmith 66 S2d— d h 278 S Front
Thibault Mary, widow, 4 Hoffman's alley
Thiell Henry, piinter 211 Cedar
Thom Charles Frederick, cordwainer 50 Green
Thorn Mary, widow Green below Second
fThomas Alice, widow 76 German street
Thomas Amos, tailor 60 Shippen
Thomas Amos, nailer Sixth above Poplar lane
Thomas Amos, wheelwright cor. Spruce and Sch. 7th
Thomas Ann, milkwoman near Pratt's place
Thomas Ann & Maria, tailoress 11 Gray's alley
fThomas Augustus, boardinghouse 48 Small
Thomas Benj, sen. inspector ot customs 138 Swanson
Thomas Benj. jun. accountant 75 Plum
Thomas & Baldwins, grocers and livery stable keepers

9 & 13 south Fourth
Thomas Catharine Mrs. 4 Shippen
Thomas Catharine, widow Sixth below Fitzwalter
fThomas Charles, barber 275 south 3d
Thomas Daniel, gentleman 132 Arch
Thomas Daniel, paperhanger Lsetitia court
Thomas David, blacksmith Torr's court
Thomas David, doorkeeper Washingt. hall 7 Gray*s ay.
fThomas Diana, widow, back 190 Pine
Thomas Edw. merchant 63 N Front— d h 75 New
Thomas Edw. porter 540 N Third opposite Beaver
Thomas EUza, milliner Fifth above Buttonwood
Thomas Eliza, widow Germantown road ab. first gate
Thomas Ely, grocer 204 north Third
Thomas Enoch, cabinetmaker, back ot 71 Small
Thomas Ezra, labourer Marlborough above Bedford
Thomas George, 46 Lombard street
Thomas George L. merch. 45 N Front — d h 27 Arch
Thomas Isaac, cordwainer, back 83 Small
Thomas Isaac, shoe and morocco store 123 N Second
Thomas Israel, nailer Noble above St. John
Thomas Jacob, caipenter 1 Little Pine
fThomas Jacob, fruiterer 139 Cherry
Thomas James, carpenter 50 Currant alley
Thomas James, grocer and meal store S E cor Vine & 3d
Thomas Jane, widow Oak below Browne
Thomas Jesse, merchant 38 north Front

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. THO

Thomas Jesse, carpenter 58 Filbert
Thomas John, goldbeater, back 47 Kunckel
Thomas John, boot manuf. 44 south 3cl
Thomas John R. cooper 46 Lombard — d h 66 Almond
Thomas John, cordwainer 71 Plum
Thomas John, blacksmith, back 110 Cherry-
Thomas John D. M. D. 163 Race
Thomas John, brickmaker Green

t Thomas John, labourer Meredith's lane above Fourtii
fThomas John, mariner Crab near Plum
frhomas John, oysterman 38 Chesnut
Thomas Jonathan, blacksmith 141 north Sixth
Thomas Jonathan, gent. Old York road ab. Buttonwood
Thomas Jonathan, merchant 20 north Front
Thomas Jonathan, salt merchant 212 north Front — store

cor. of Water and Vine
Thomas Jona. 6c Co. salt store N E cor. Vine & Water
tThomas Jonathan, sawyer St. John above Poplar lane
Thonias Joseph, salt merchant 97 north Fifth
Thomas Joseph M, teacher of French language 20 Prune
Thomas Joseph, m. d. 254 north Second
Thomas Joshua, sawyer Merriott's lane below Fifth
Thomas & Kille, merchants 63 north Front
Thomas 8c Leidy, grocers 204 north Third
fThomas Lanca.ster, labourer 142 Coates
Thomas Margaret widow 274 St. John
Thomas & Marsh, merchant^ 38 north Front
Thomas Mary, Juniper alley
Thomas Mary S. widow, boardinghouse 31 Arch
Thomas & Martin, merchants 45 north Front
Thomas May bin, cabinetmaker Coates near Sixth
Thomas Moses, bookseller, store & dwelling 108 Chesnut
Thomas Nathaniel, 500 Race
Thomas Nicholas, labourer 32 Blackberry alley
Thomas Nathan, printer Juniper alley *

Thomas Phoebe, widow 56 Penn t

Thomas Richard, carpenter 380 south Front
Thomas Richard, labourer Arch west Schuylkill 3d
fThomas Sarah, widow of Simon, Elbow alley
Thomas Stacy, carpenter 56 Filbert
Thomas Thomas, labourer Shakamaxon near Queen
Thomas Timothy, dealer 7 Coombs' alley
Thomas Wm. coal merchant 47 S wharves — d h Wood
Thomas Wm. soapboiler Turner's court
fThomas Wm. sweep Meredith's court
fThomas W^m. labourer Browne near Fifth
fThomas Wm. waiter 189 south Seventh
Thomas Zebulon, stablekeeper and grocer 9 8cl3 S4th
Thoipason John, tinpiateworker 12 south Second
Thomman Frederick, grocer 50 N 3d — d h 13 Cherry
Thompson Aaron, cardwainer Poplar lane near Ftont
Thonapson Abigail, widow 159 Front
fThompsoD Abj^ana, labourer Shippen above Seventh

2 K 2

THO whitely's annual

Thompson Alexander, cabinetmaker 94 Union
Th(jiv.]'Sori AUxander, carpenter Wright's -iy
fThc T.pioiJ Alexander, mariner 8 Burd's court
T'iom;json Ann, widow 74 Almond street
Thompson Atcheson, 66 German street
Tl.o npson Benj. cabinetmaker and grocer 173 N 2d
Th:'iii>^on Christopher, weaver 16 Small street
Ttiornjison David, drygoods store 17 north Second
Thompson EHza, widow 134 Locust
Thompsoj' Eliza, widow 32 Green
Tliomps^n Elizabeth, Walnut west of Broad
Thompson Elizabeth, widow 186 Lombard
Thompson Elizabeth, widow 66 German
Tho'iipson Eleanor, nurse 16 Greenleaf Point
Thompson Francis, mariner 196 Lombard
Thompson George C, accountant 28 Powell
Thompson George, merchant, and agent for the Phoenix

nail manufacturing company 1-5 south Front
Thompson George, oakcooper 39 Penn
tThompson George, mariner Jones's ay
tThompson Henry F mariner Elbow ay
Thompson Isaac, blacksmith, back Swanson n. Prime
Thompson Isaac, druggist cor. High & 2d — d h 63 Arch
Thompson James, mate of vessel, 74 Almond
Thompson James C. merchant 137 south Fifth
Thompson James, cabinetmaker Hamiltonville
Thompson James, turnkey Broad above Arch
Thompson James, tallowchandler 21 Shippen
Thompson James, weaver 10 Vork court
Thompson James, inwkeeper S E cor Water & Spruce
Thompson widow of James B 221 Walnut
Thompson James C. a. m. professor of languages Uni-
versity of Pennsylvania
ThompsoFi Jane, widow Cherry below Sch. Sixth
Thompson Jane, widow 29 Crab street
Thompson Jane, widow 21 Budd street
Thompson John, carpenter Weaver's alley
Thompson John, la'Aourer Cadwalader
Thompson John, weaver Queen below Shakamaxon
Thompson John, drayman Sch. 7th above Race
Thompson John, tallow chandler 14 Margaretta
Thompson John, papermakcr N. 3d above Franklin
Thompson John, innkeeper 235 south Second
Thompson John, justice of the peace 377 south Front
Thompson John, mariner, back 113 Christian
Thompson John, U. S. bank watchman 364 S. Second
Thompson John, carpenter Eleventh below Pine
Thompson John, weaver Perry below Pine
Thompson John jun. boot and shoemaker 395 S. Front
Thompson J. C. carpenter 120 N. Eleveuth above Race
Thompson John C. tallow chandler 83 Budd
Thompson John W. grocer N W cor Cedar and Second
Thompson Jonah, merchant 15 south Front
tThompson L. coachman Shippen above Seventh

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. THO

Thompson Margaret, widow, S. Eighth bel. Lombard
Thompson Mar}', widow cor. 6th and Germ, road
Thompson Mary, widow 26 Brown
Thompson Mary, 8 Pear

Thompson & Ogle, merchant tailors 35 south Third
Thompson Peter, druggist 45 Coate's alley
tThompson Phcebe, widow Atkinson's court
Thompson Rebecca, widow of John, 34 north Front
Thompson Robert, mercht. 15 High — d h 139 Cherr}'
Thompson Robert, merchant 7 north Front
Thompson and Ronaldson, cabinet makers 94 Umon
tThompson Ruth, back 100 north Eleventh
Thompson Samuel, merchant 34 north Front
Thompson Samuel, mastmaker Prime above Second
Thompson Samuel, pilot 18 Little Water
Thompson Sarah, widow Elizabeth
Thompson Sarah, widow of Andrew, 194 Lombard
Thompson Thomas, farmer, (Evergreen) Cedar st.neai

Gray's ferry road
Thompson Thomas, carpenter 22 Little German
Thompson Thomas, mariner 4 Callowhill
Thompson Thomas, teacher 227 Arch
Thompson Thomas, blacksmith 21O3 Arch
Thompson Walter, grocer N E cor. Shippen and 2d
Thompson Wm. mariner 57 Moyamensing road
Thompson Wm. carpenter 9 Chancery Jane
Thompson William, watchman Catharine N W comer

Turner's court
Thompson Wm. S. ladies' shoemaker Cedar above 3d
Thompson Wm. carpenter 480 Race
Thompson Wm. R. and Co. grocers N E cor. Front and

High— d h 137 south Fifth
Thompson Wm. mastmaker 532 south Front
Thompson W^m. shipwright Rose alley near Browne
tThompson W^m. porter St. Mary above Sixth -
Thomson Alexander, accountant Broad near Vine street
Thomson Charles, druggist 34 Sassafras
Thomson Edward, merch. c h 90 and d h 92 S. Fourth
Thomson George, gentleman 189 Chesnut
Thomson George, oak cooper 39 Penn & 14 S. Water
Thomson Jesse, m. d. back 36 Sassafras
Thomson Lvde, oysterman 323 south Second
Thomson Mary, widow teacher 1 Heyde's court
Thomson Mary, 17 Jones* alley
Thomson Mrs. widow Quarry

Thomson Thomas, cordwainer Frankford r. ab. Prince
Thomson Wm. L. boardinghouse 152 south Second
Thomson Wm. oakcooper 17 and 25 Penn
Thones Simon, mariner 46 Meade alley
Thorburn Alexander, tanner St- John above Beaver
Thorman Nicholas, rigger, back 393 south Second
tThorn Adam, porter south Eighth below Lombard
Thorn Christiana, widow Coates above Eighth

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Thorn Daniel J. carpenter 142 south Ninth

Thorn Enoch, carpenter Pine above Twelfth

Thorn George, grocer Fourth near George (N. L.)

Thorn James, cordwainer Burd's alley (S.)

Thorn John, ropeniaker Pleasant above Charles

Thora John, carter Kunckel above Noble

Thorn John, brickmaker N E cor. Sixth and Green

Thornhill Ann, widow 9 Jones' alley

Thornhill Richard, plasterer 11 Willing's alley

Thornton Elizabeth, Mrs. widow Drinker's court

Thornton Henry, shoeniyker Middle alley

Thornton John, tavernkeeper 326 south Front

Thornton Mary, widow, back 44 Spruce

Thornton Robert, stevedore 308 south Front

Thorp Eliza, widow St. Mary street

Thorp, Siddall & Co. merchants 59 north Third

Thorp Issachar, merchant 59 north Third

Thorp James, merchant 59 north Third

Thorp John, nailer Frankford road near Queen

Thouron Nicholas & Co. merchants 229 High — d h 18

Powell
Thouron Peter, accountant 18 Powell
Throckmorton Joseph W. merchant 53 High — d h 36

north Ninth
Thum George, m. d. 268 south Second
Thum John, county commissioner and brickmaker S7

Almond, kilns Cedar above Broad
Thuralert George, cordwainer 403 north Third
Thurston Robert, shipmaster 80 Christian
Thuun Daniel, bookseller 12 south Sixth near Market

— d h 181 south Fifth
Tibbal Elias, cordwaiuerilO Strawberry
Tibbal James, cordwainer 22 Strawberry
Tice Ann Christiana, widow Cherry bel. Sch. Eighth
Tice Elizabeth, widow shopkeeper Beach n- High br.
Tice Mary, widow Wood near Queen
Tice Richard, sea captain 126 Pine
Ticeboch George, labourer cor Marlboro' & Prince
Tichenor Richard, boot and shoemaker 42 N. Fourth
Tiebout C. engraver 299 Vine {see Tybout 5^ Thiebault
Tiedrick — — , widow of Joseph, 74 Vine
Ticrney John, watchmaker 180 north Water
Tiers Cornelius, blockmaker &c. 85, 74 and 211 Swan-
son and near 102 South wharves
Tiers & Myerle, ship chandlers 85 Swanson and 50 S.

wharves '

Tiffin James, hatter 147 Chesnut
Tildslev James, tailor 42 Zane
Tilfovd" John W. merchant 232 High
Tilghman Benj. counsellor at law 142 Chesnut ab. 6th
tTilghnian Daniel, porter Middle alley
Tilghman Edward, merchant Walnut near Twelfth
tTilghman Joseph, Shippen below Eighth

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. TOD

Tilghman, widow of Edward, 254 Walnut
jTilghman Thomas, waiter 267 Spruce
Tilghman William, chief justice of the state of Penn-
sylvania 205 Chesnut
tTill Abraham, labourer 5 Atkinson's court
Till George, shipwright, back 482 north Third
tTill John, bootcleaner 272 south Seventh
jTill Manuel, woodsawyer 3 Plum
fTill Philip, waiter Quince above Warren
Till Susan, boardinghouse Beach above Marlboro*
Tiller Robert, bricklayer, back 137 Green
Tiller Robert, engraver 32 Elfreth's alley
Tiller Samuel, copperplate printer 18 Library — d h

139 Green
Tilley George, 10 Callowhill

Tilley Richard, waterman Beach near High bridge (K.)
fTillman William, Dean's alley

Tillinghast John C. accountant, 1st teller in Commer-
cial bank, 183 south Seventh
fTillison Daniel, waiter Clifton
JTilman Andrew, coachman Sixth near Fitzwalter
Tilton Eunice, widow ttacher 89 Coates — d h 107 N. 5th
Tilly Mary, widow of Peter, Sixth above Christian
fTime Samuel, coachman, back 50 Currant alley
Timings & Holme, storekeepers 395 north Front
Timings Philip C. 185 north Third
Timings Thomas, clerk to commissioners N. Liberties

395 north Front
Timmins Uriah, cordwainer, back 106 Plum
Timon Peter, manner Muiberry W. Sch. Second
tTinch Peter, labourer 28 Elizabeth
I'indale Henry, assistant in store 170 north Eighth
Tindale John, carter 21 Fitzwalter
Tine Samuel, coachman Eagle court
Tingley Clement, merchant 233 High N E cor. Sixth
Tippings Thomas, waterman Oak bel. Hayscales
Tisdale P.obert, stonecutter Prospect alley
Tite Charles P. 17 Minor

Titlow David, farmer Germ, road above 1st gate
Titlow George, sen. drover Germ, road bel. 1st gate
Titlow John, drover Sixth below Germantown road
Tittemaiy Ann, teacher 450 south Front
Tittemary, widow of John, 111 Moyamensing road
Tittle Moses, bootmaker 153 north Sixth
Titwiler John, Callowhill above Tenth
Tizlar Frederick, coppersmith Walker's court
Toal Margaret, widow 2 Vernon
Tod William, drayman Race near Schuylkill Eighth
Tod William H. attorney at law 153 W^alnut
Todd Alexander, shipmaster 41 German
Todd Henry, merchant 63 south Front
jrTodd Joshua, waiter Osborne's court
Todd Moses, grocer 191 south Seventh

TOR whitely's annual ^

Todd Saml. P. of U. S. navy, imjuire at Navy Yard

Todd Thomas T. grocer 269 Spruce

tTodd Thomas, coachdriver 5 Fries' court

Todd William, innkeeper, near stone bridge Frankf. r.

Todhunter Joseph, hosiery & lace store 54 S. Second

Toland Henry, merchant 290 High— d h 122 S. Eighth

Toland John B. 409 High

Toland Robert, merchant 268 and d 1^,409 High

Toland & Rockhill, merchants 290 High

Toland widow of Henry, 409 High

Tolbert Henry, carpenter Pine above Thirteenth

Tolbert Henry, blacksmith Hamilton village

Tolbert James, farmer VVashington above Second

Tolbert John, accountant 22 George

Tolbert Joseph, labourer 79 Moyamensing

Tolbert William, labourer Blackberry alley

Tole Robert, grocer cor. Fifth and Small

tTolson John, coachman 223 south Eighth

Tomkins Sarah, widow 102 Vine

Tomkins Thomas, bricklayer 30 Washington st.

Tompkin Nathan, bricklayer Vine above Broad

Tompkins Samuel, waterman 353 south Front

Tomlin Enos. waterman Christian below Fourth

Tomlin Isaiah, carter Crown corner Prince

Tomlin Samuel, drayman 76 Budd

Tcmhn Stokes, cooper 32 Little Water

Tomlinson Benjamin, carpenter 15 Prosperous alley

Tomlinson Benjamin, 44 Vine

Tomlinson John, Lancaster and Pittsburgh stage office

286^ High — d h Darby road below High
Tomlinson Richard, carpenter Twelfth below Pine
Toner Michael, teacher Cedar above 12th [see Turner
jToney Mary, widow Portland lane
Tonge Christopher, blacking and perfumery manuf. &

general fancy store 86 Lombard
Tonken William, sadler 236 south Fourth
Tool Ebenezer, ferry carter 24 Jones' alley
Toole Arthur, tavern corner Sixth and Cedar
Toole Mary, widow, back 184 Lombard
Topham John, carpenter & constable N E cor. Twelftli

and Spruce [.9ee Tafiham

Topham Reuben, tinplate worker Arch near Juniper

below Broad
Toram Stephen, tailor 60 Lombard
Torans Abraham, labourer, back 392 Race
Torbenson Thomas, watchman Swede's court
Torens Samuel, north Second above Poplar
Tornkins George, victualler Cooper's ferry N. J.
Torr Jaboel, tailor 74 north Sixth
Torr John, boot and shoemaker 111 Sassafras
Torr Joseph, carpenter ^I'orr's court
Torr widow of Josiah, 33 Mechanic
Torrence Daniel, chandler 16 Passyunk* road

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. TRA

Toms Bernard, tinman 41 Lombard

Torry Hamilton, tallowcliandler 6 Juniper lane

Towell Wm. brushniaker^and grocer 4ih bel. Christian

Towers Ann, widow, seamstress 169 north Sixth

Town Elizabeth, widow Lombard near Sch. Seventh

Town Elizabeth, Mrs. back 31 Elizabeth

Town John, shipwright 418 nonh Front

Town Thomas,iBrinter, oflBce back 110 Walnut

Towner Silden, smith 5 Burd's court

Townley James, ladies' shoemaker 115 Moyamensing r.

ITownsend Andrew, labourer Meredith's court

Townsend Charles, clock & watchmaker 105 Chesnut

Townsend Elida, plasterer Faries' court

Townsend Elizabeth, widow, 565 soutli Front

Townsend Isaac, labourer, back 20 Juliana

Townsend John, jun. clock and matchmaker 1 north

Fifth near Market — d h 86 Spruce
Townsend John, cabinetmaker 86 Spruce
Townsend John, mariner 11 Callowhill
Townsend Jonathan, accountant 68 Tammany
Townsend Joseph, plumber 216 north Fourth
Townsend William, drygoods store 191 south Second
tTownsend W^m. woodsawyer, Miles' court near Rose
Towreson Stephen, shipwright Poplar lane h. St. John
Towson Obadiah W. silversmith 73 Ann
Towson William, mariner 7 north Fifth
Towzer Elias, carter Sch. Eighth near Vine
Toy Andrew, shipwright 22 Mary (Sy
Toy Andrew, boot and shoemaker 152 Cherry
Toy Buddell, bricklayer 126 Locust
Toy Caleb, labourer Camden (N. J.)
Toy Daniel, labourer Clare alley
Toy Isaac, fisherman Brusstar's alley (K.)
Toy John, shipcarpenter Queen near Hanover
Toy John M. labourer Marlborough below Prince
Toy Maiy, widow, 429 north Front
Toy Matthias, ropemaker Shakamaxon near Bedford
Toy Nicholas, shipwright 25 Parham's alley
Toy Sarah, widow S E. corner Shippen and George
Tracey Hugh, back 86 High

Tracy Edward, tavernkjpeper 427 Chesnut above 13th
Tracy widow of Edward, High W. Sch. Second
Trader William, tailor 16 Gray's alley
Train Mary^ widow 34 Newmarket
Trainer James, smith 10 Sugar alley
Traner Felix, grocer 174 Swanson
Trapanier Susannah, widow Bradford's alley
Traquair Adam, marble mason N W corner Filbert &

10th— d h Eleventh above Filbert
Traquair Ann, widow of James, 5 north Tenth
Traquair Thomas & Co. marble masons — yard N W'
cor. Filbert & 10th— d h 23 N. 10th opposite the yard

TRI whitely's annual

Trautwine W. cooper and guager 11 N. Wharves— dh

15 Vine
Travelli Francis, crockery store 35 Green
Travers Frederick, sea captain 563 south Second
Traves Elizabeth, widow 569 south Second street
Travis Elizabeth, widow Chesnut below Thirteenth .
Travis John, labourer above 543 north Third
Travis Joshua, glassblower Juniper alley
Travilla Francis, artificial manufacturer 67 north Fifth
Travilla James, cordwainer 23 Jones' alley
Treadway Henry, labourer George (N. L.) near 2d
Treadway William, labourer George (N. L.) near 2d
Trefts George A. baker 59 Browne
Tregomain Godfrey, secretary to the consulate to Rus-
sia, 2 Acorn alley
Treichel Charles G. accountant 233 Lombard
Trelease Charles, trader 498 Sassafras
Tree Lambert, sailmaker 33 South wharves — d h 156

south Front
Tree Rebecca, widow, teacher 14 German
Trench Joseph slater Phcenix tavern 8 Lsetitia court
Trees Abraham, cordwainer 5 Rihl's court
Trees Eleanor, widow, seamstress 56 Currant alley
Tress Thomas, carpenter 170 south Fifth
Trosk John, marinrr, 394 south Third
Tresse George G. apothecary to Philadel. Dispensary
Tremper Henry, gentleman 28 north Front
Tremper John, merchant 28 north Front
Trendel Thomas, Washington academy 21 south 7th
Trexler George, victualler Germantown road below

Second — stall 17 N. L. market
Trexicr Jacob, hairdresser and bleeder 143 N. Front
Trextler John, cordwainer, back 479 north Second
Tribbet widow of William, Christian above Eighth
Tribout Francis, hairdresser 89 south Front
Trider Lewis, farmer Duke near Cherry (K.)
Trickett William, brassfounder 4 Dock street
Tricebaugh George, labouier, cor. Marlboro' & Prince
Trimble Henry, innkeeper 6 Stamper's alley
Trimble Samuel, shipwright 11 Christian
Trimble Sarah, widow Hause's court
Trinkle John, currier Wood street
Triol Peter, carpenter 43 Mechanic
Tripp John, currier 254 north Third
Tripple Anthony, boot and shoemaker 70 north Fifth
Tripple Daniel,' hog victualler Charles street — stall 18

Ts'ew market south Second
Trippe Elizabeth, teacher 424 north Third
Tripler, Jacob & Co. grocers 238 north Second
Tripler Jacob, grocer 238 north Second — d h 108 St.

John
Tripner Jacob, cordwainer Charles above Callowhill
Tripner George, shoemaker, James opposite Rugan

PHILAUELPHIA DIRECTORY. TRY

f.'ripner George, jr. victualler James above Charles

f'riol Peter A. carpenter, 43 Mechanic street

rroU Mary, widow 340 soath Front

Frood Alexanders, teacheracademy back 12 Bread St.

l>ost Martin, brassfounder, 101 Crown

I'roth Ann, Mrs. 207 Race

Troth Henry & Co. druggists &c. 222 High

rrotter Joseph, merchant 47 N. Front — d h north 4th

near Green '
Trotter Mary, widow north Fourth near Green
Trotter Nathan & Co. merchants 47 and 170 north

Front — d h of Nathan Trotter 78 Vine
Trotter Wm. I. innkeeper and cabinetmaker Richmond

village (point)
Trotter Wm. mariner, back 72 Christian street
Troubat John, merchant tailor 108 south Second
Troutt Frederick, ropemaker Carpenter (S.) above 5th
Trout George, rlct. Buttonwood near Ridge road
Trout Hannah, widow, Buttonwood near Ridge road
Trout Henry, victualler Buttonwood lane
Trout Jeremiah, victualler Buttonwood below Ridge r.
Trout John, brickmaker Buttonwood near Ridge road
Trout John, deputy sheriff 73 Crown
Trout William, watchman 11 Fetter lane
Troutman 8c Eckert, merchants 292 High
Troutman George, merchant 292 High
Troutwine William, sen. 54 Green
Troutwine William, oakcooper Clifford's wharf — d h

15 Vine
Troxell Catharine, Mrs. 110 Shippen
Troxell Joseph, tailor 19 Sterling alley
Truatt James,' typefounder Cedar below Tenth
Truefit Henry P. broker 182 Spruce 3d door above 5th

south side
Truman Hannah, teacher 83 New
Truman Isaac, stagedriver 19 Vernon
Truman James, tinplate worker 102 north Seventh
'IVuman John, currier, back 16 Jones's alley
Truman Joseph M. tinplate worker 4 north Seventh
Truit WiUiam, hatter Cedar near Penn — d h 21 Cedar
Truit Thomas, shoemaker back 117 German
Truitt W^illiam, carter 122 Swanson
Trump Isaac, carpenter Locust below Thirteenth
T»-ump Mary E. widow, 106 north Eleventh
jT rusty Campbell, porter, Shippen near Thirtecntii
JTrusty Jonathan, master sweep 184 Pine
■j-Trusty Michael, sawyer, back 22 Small
Trusser Nicholas, labourer Vineyard village
Truxtun com Thomas, late sheriff, 328 Arch above

Eleventh ^

Tryday George H. baker Thirteenth above Race
Tryday George L. weaver, Marlborough near West
Tryon Elijah, combmaker 390 S. Second and 72 Plum

TUR wbitely's annual

Tryon George, cooper and tinsmith 152 north Second
Tryon George W. gun. manuf. and store 165 N. Second
Tryon Jacob G. iastice of the peace and brigade inspee-

tor, office 296 N. 3d — d h Queen near Warren (K.)
Tubbs Zedekiah, cordwainer 35 Franklin
Tucker Ann, teacher Rose alley near Green
Tucker Benjamin, china merchant 324 High— dh 44

north Fifth
Tucker James, accountant inquire 34 south Third
Tucker Mary, Mrs. of James, tancv feather store 34 S.

Third
Tucker Priscilla, widow 4 Mary
Tucker Robert, tailor 5 Myers' court
Tucker S m. d. 114 Arch

Tucker Samuel, shoemaker Germantown road above 3d
Tucker vVm. E. teacher up stairs of 4 south Eighth
Tuckfield Wm. shoemaker 19 north Ninth
tTudas Jonathan, dealer corner Pine and Second
jTudefor John, porter Quince ^

Tuder John, M'harf builder 461 soutK Second
Tuder Samuel, rcpemaker. Eighth near Tid^-nash
Tuley John, fen7man Camden (!»?. J.)
Tull'John, shipcarpenter, Penn near Maiden (K.')
TuU Richard, shipwright 33 Duke (N L.)
Tully James, carpenter, back 378 south Second
Tully Philip, mariner. Pine near Eleventh
Tully Thomas, cordwainer Turner's court
Tully Thompson, carpenter 117 Catharine
Tunrlbelston Henry, tailor N W corner Water and the

Drawbridge — d h 53 Spruce
Tumey Henry, labourer. Eighth Vernon street
Tumey Martha, widow, back 15 Poplar lane
Tuney Henry, labourer 62 Passyunk road
Tunison Philip, shop keeper 153 Locust
Tunis Thomas R.merchant58 S. wharves- -dh Walnut

abo\e Eleventh
Tunis & W^ay, merchants 58 South wharves
Turbison Thomas, watchman, back 461 south Second
Turley Enocli, shipmaster, 36 Catharine
TurnDuU Alexander, cabinetmaker 7 south Sixth
TurnbuU Duncan, m. d. 179 south Fifth
TuiTibull George, baker 173 Coates above Old York r.
Turner Abigail, widow of Wm. Chesnut below 11th
Turner Ann, washerwoman, St. Mary street
Turner Francis, teacher Rose alley near Browne
Turner George, hatter, 2 Schriver's court
Turner Henry, wheelwright 19 Tammany
Turner John, jr. & Co. shipchan^lers 251 Swanson

below Chnstian
Turner Isaiah, shoemaker Smith's court 5th near Vine
Turner Isabella, 74 Callowhill

Turner James, merchant 173 High — d h 20 Strawberry
Turner James, labourer, Gri^isel's alley

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. TWE

Turner widow of James W. 20 Strawberry
Turner Jesse, shipwright 21 Beck's alley
TurnepJohn, sen. gentlenrjan 68 Swanson
Turner John, jun. mastmaker Swanson below Christian

— d h 318 south Front
Tifrner John, labourer 137 Moyamensing road
Turner John, gent 471 south Front N E cor. Christian
Turner John, roj^maker N E corner of Federal and

the Moyamensing road
Turner rev. Josei)h, 370 S. Second N W cor. Catharine
Turner Josey^h, master of vessel 417 north Front
tTunier Levi, labourer. Fries' court
Turner Mary, widow, 19 MulbeiTy alley
fTurner Peter, sawyer, corner Coates and Fifth
Turner Robert, shipsmith Rose alley below Browne
t Turner Robert, labourer, back 242 Race
'r urner Rosanna, widow, 256 south Fifth street
Turner Samuel, labourer 35 Catharine
fTrner Susan, widow, boardinghouse 1 Prune cor. 4th
Tnurner Thon-^as, labourer, back 257 south Fourth st.
Turner Wm. A. attorney at law Chesnut third door

below Eleventh
Turner Wm. shipwright Hanover above Queen
Turner Wm. L. accountant Old York r. bel. Tammany
Turner Wm. drayman, back 114 Budd
Turpin John, labourer 3 Pratt's court
Turness Sarah, widow, corner Mulberry alley N. Fifth
Turney Ann, widow 72 Penn
Turney George, mariner, back 69 Christian
Turney Hugh, cari)enter, back 303 Walnut
Turnpenny John, commis. merchant 10 Laurel court
TuiTenia Catharine, Spafford below Shippen
Tustian John, carpenter 31 Franklin
Tustin Catharine, Mrs. of-Jphn, Callowhillnear Sch. 3d
Tustin Susannah, widow, Tliird near Germantown r.
Tuttle Adam, caulker Browne near Cherry (K.)
Tuttle Edward, cordwainer 9 north Sixth
Tuttle James, shipwright Queen near Crown
Tuttle Jacob, caulker Beach near Marlborough
Tuttle John, siiipwright Beach comer Shakamaxon (K.)
Tuttle Mary, widow of captain Andrew, 29 Keys' alley
Tuttle Richard, shipwright Beach uear Marlborough
Tuttle Wm. caulker Queen near Shakamaxon
Tutton Jenkins, cordwainer Cobb's court (N. L.)
Tuzee Lydia, widow 3 Friends' almshouse
Twaddell James, merchant 47 south wharves — d h 24

Powell
T\#addell and Thomas, merchants 47 South wharves
Twells Edw. merchant 175 High—d h 269 Chesnut
T wells G. and E. merchants 175 High
Twells Godfrey, merchant 177 High
Twells Sarah, widow of Godfrey, 177 High
Twells Standley, gentleman 177 High

UMB whitely's annual

Twibill Geo. W. pocketbook manuf. 176 S. Second
Twibill Joseph, tavernkeeperNE cor Fifth & Lombard
Tybout Phoebe, widow Hinkel's court \see Tiebout

Tybout Richard, hatter 21 Pear— d h 195 Spruce
Tyler James W. tavernkeeper 24 Bank
Tyler Rufus, mechanist 40 south Fourth
Tyndale Henry, accountant Webb's alley
Tyndale Robinson, china merchant 111 north Front —

d h 100 north Third
Tyson David, shoemaker Duval's court
'i'yson Geo. broker & commission merchant 20 Arch
Tyson Isaac, storekeeper 371 north Third
Tyson Philip, drayman Smith's alley (N L)
Tyson William, o'ysterman Harper's alley

UBER ADAM, victualler Charles above Callowhill
Uber David, vict. 253 Callowhill above 6th— stall 28 old

shambles
Uber Fredk. victualler 72 old shambles
Uber George, vict. Buttonwood lane above Garden-^

stall 21 New market south Second
Uber Lawrence, victualler James above Charles
Uber Lewis, victualler 67 Garden

Uber Mary, vict. Garden — stall 7 New market south 2d
Ubon Joseph, brickla}er Vine above Broad
Uhlary Adam, farmer S. Second bel. Greenwich street
Uhlary Aust. mate 48 Christian
Uhlary Wm. farmer S. Second bel. Greenwich
L^hle Catharine, storekeeper, widow of John, ^n. 45

north Fourth
Uhle John, surgeon dentist, bleeder, cupper & leecher

45 north Fourth
Uhler George m. d. 414 north Front
UhlerJohn A. baker 416 north Fropt
tUhler John, labourer Carpenter (S) below Third
Ullnian Mrs. gentlewoman 212Chesnut
Ulman Mayer, grocery 8c tavern NW cor. 3d & Shippen
Ulmer George, cordwainer 17 Charlotte
Ulrich A. & H. tobacconists 199 north Third
Ulrich Elizabeth, shopkeeper 425 north Third
Ulrick Fredk. cordwainer cor. Eighth and Wood
Ulrick John, cordwainer Maria ab. Old York road
Ulrick Maw, 192 St. John
Uncleson Miley, labourer Broad above Arch
Underwick Barbara, widow Queen near Bishop
Underwood Ann, widow 46 Penn street
Underwood James, bricklayer Juniper below Walnut
Unbehent John, bricklayer Wood above.Eighth
Umbehent Catharine, vict. Buttonwood a bove Eighth
Umbehent Samuel, vict. Washington (S) above Front
IJSRb.ehent Valentine, 216 Race

I'HILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. VAN

Umpleby John, sackingbottom manuf. 313 north Front
Underwood John bricklayer 134 north Eleventli
Underwood Noah, cotton manufacturer 37 Kunckel ab

Noble
Upman Matthias, saddler &c. back 196 north Third
Upton John, hatter 85 north Fifth
Upperman Adam, milkman Vienna near Duke
Upperman Charles, drayman 113 north Fourth
Upperman George, labourer Vienna cor.Hrowne
Urquhart widow of Alexr. collector taxes 31 Catharine
Urwiler Jncob, labourer Germantown road ab. Third
Urwiler George, silver refiner N. Third n. Germ. r.
Usher Edward, waterman 262 S. Fourth [sec Es/ier
Usher Elizabeth, widow Old York r. ab. Poplar iaiie
Ustick Stephen C. late printer, boardinghouse 306 High
Ustick William, mate of vessel Drinker's alley

VAIL DANIEL, fur 8c hat trimmings store 3 and d h

69 north Fifth
VailJames H. attorney at law Sansom
Vail William H. & Co. fur and hat trimmings store 3

north Fifth— d -h 24 Garden
Vallance John, engraver 10 Libraiy — d h 87 S. Sixth
Vallance William, pilot 18 Catharine
fValleau Isaac, labourer 230 Catharine
Vallee Francis, Fitzwalter above Sixth
Vallee C. French boardinghouse 32 south Third
Vallee Prosper, gunsmith 101 south Second
Valentine Auiy engineer 110 Christian street
Valentine Robert, Pegg street
Vallentine O. carpenter Maple
|Valentine Samuel, carter Bonsall above Ninth
Vallette Eli Augui^tus, of the U. S. navy 3C8 N. Second
Vallette Eli, accountant 2 Noble
Vallette Francis, 4? Fitzwalter above Seventh
Value Victor, professor of French, Mantua village
Vanarsdall Aaron, accountant 160 south Ninth
Vanarsdell John, accountant 113 north Fourth
Van Baun William D. planemaker, back 102 High
Van Beck William F. labourer cor. Pass\'unk r, & 8th.
Van Beuren Abm. merch. 109 S. Front — i h 19 Branch
Van Beuren Henry, livery stable 11 Quarry
Van Blunk Richard, mastmaker 15 Parham's alley
tVan Brackle Samuel, cabinetmaker 86 Locust — d h 22

Acorn alley ^
tVan Brockle & Foster, tailors NE cor. 6th 8c Lc^ard
Vaneller Ann, widow Acorn alley
Vanhist Rener, watchman Brock court
Vanasdell Isaac, shoemaker 458 south Second
Vance Adam, labourer Juniper above Cherry

2l2

VAN whitely's annual

Vance Af1am»shipsmith Fuller's ay — d h 66 Christian-
Vance Arthur, shjpwriglit 182 Swanson
Vance Elizabeth, widow of Philip, 26 Parham*s alley
Vance & Philips, shipsmiths 65 Swanson
Vance John, ship carpenter, back 63 Queen (S)
Vance Mary, widow Brustarr's alley bet. Queen and

Beach near Shakamaxon
Van De (iraft, doctor Stephen, 294 north Front .
Vandegrit't Jacob, oakcooper, inspector of staves, head-
ing and shingles 29 Swanson
Vandegrift James R. saddle &c. maker 144 Spruce
Vandegrift George, shoemaker Knodle street
Vandegrift John, carpenter above Charles street (P L)
Vandegrifl Joseph, halter 32 Juliana
Vaiidegrift Thomas, labourer, back 517 north Third
Vanderan Susannah, widow 41 Wood
Vanderbelt John, gentleman 184 north Third
Yanderkemp John J. agent to the Holland Land Com-
pany 77 Spruce
Vandermass Abm. shipcarpenter Beach n. High bridge
Vanderslice A nthony, cedar cooper Oak below Browne
Vanderslice George, bleeder & barber 105 Sassafras
Vanderslice George, jun. ladies' shoemaker 73 N 8th
Vanderslice Henry, Trimble's court
Vanderslice Henry, carpenter 350 north Front ^

Vanderslice J H. hairdresser, bleeder 8c grocer 318 Vine
Vanderslice Jacob, labourer Front near Poplar
Vander Sloot rev. Frederick VV^m. Kunckel below Green.
Vandervere Peter, mariner 17 Mary (S)
Vandervoort Daniel, cordwainer 48 Spruce
Vandevier (irace, boardinghouse 74 Locu$t
tVandevier Joseph, labourer W^eaver's ay
Vande winter F. sawyer Shakamaxon n. Frankf. road
Vandike Wm. grocer Hanover near Frankford road
Vandine Cieorge, sailmaker 65 George (S)
Vandine & Massac, sailmakers, South wharves S W^ con
Cedar

Van Driel , clerk to Dutch consul, 116 N VV^ater

Van Dusen Nich. shipbuilder Beach near Marlborough
Vandyke Harman, accountant 407 north Second
Vandyke Jacob, innkeeper Frankf. road near Palmer
IVandyke Jesse, coachman 4 Burd's court
Vandyke &c Readings, grocers Frankf r. n. Black horse
Vandyke Wm grocer Frankford road near Palmer
Vaneonan Frederick, tailor 307 south Front
Van Gelder George H. storekeeper 3 south Second
Vanharlinger John M. drygoods store 247 S Second
Vanholt James, constable 239 south Sixth i

Vanholt Val. blacksmith Hamilton WSch. Washington
Vanhook Wm. shipwright Beach above Hanover
Vanhorn Abm. grocer and suspendermaker 81 Shippen
Vanhorn Abm. carter Laurel JN L near Budd
Vanhorn Isabella, wid6w of Benjamin, 355 N Front
Vanhorn Jacob, carpenter 235 Coates

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. VAR

Vanhorn John, constable Hanover above Prince

Vanhorn John, coachman 25 North alley

fVanhorn Joseph, waiter, back 295 south Fourth

Vanhoru Mordecai K. carver 251 Race

Vanhorn Nathaniel, Windsor chair manuf. 99N Front —

d h 4 Newmarket
Vanhorn Peter, labourer Christian above 5th
Vanhorn Rebecca, widow 167 St. John
Vanhorn Redman, labourer Carlyle's court
Vanhorn Robert, upholsterer 266 south Second
Vanhorn Susan, widow Queen below Shakamaxon
Vanhoy Abm m. d. 8c professor of midwifery 148 Arch
Vanloon John, nailer Prince near West (K)
Vanmetre Henry, blacksmith M'Culloch's court
fVanmetre Henry, mariner Atkinson's court
Vanmetre James, drygoods store 43 north Second
Vanmetre John, paperhanger 48 Gaskill
Vanollev Ann, Mrs. of John, seamstress 3 Acorn ay
Van Pelt Peter, surgeon dentist 149 Chesnut
Van Sciver Isaac, wheelwright Camden (N J)
Van Sciver Jacob, drayman Simmons* court
Van Sciver Wm. morocco manuf. cor Vine & Sch 6th
Vansickle Corneliu^, cordwainer Beach near Maiden
Vansickle Cornelius, 4 Piatt's court
Vansise Jane, widow of Joseph, 196 north Front
Vanstavoren Cornelius, sen 335 north 3d
Vanstavoren Cornelius, jun. carpenter 52 Chester
Vanstavoren James, constable 58 Chester
Vanstavoren William, currier Green
Vanstenbergh Jacob, accountant Pitt above Beaver
Vansyckle Elijah, grocer 131 N 2d — d h 74 N Front
Vans\ckle & Garrison, grocers 131 north Second
Vans) kle Ralph, agent tor post chaise N Y and Balti

more stages, 28 south 3d
Vanzyle John, m. d. 95 Plum
Vantine John, waterman 75 Moyamensing road
Vantine Joseph, shoemaker 36 Middle alley
Van Trump Elizabeth, boardinghouse 22 Carter's ay
Vanuxem 6c Clark, merchants 99 south Front
Vanvalto Lambates, labourer 75 Lombard
Vanvalto Richard, innkeeper S W cor Shippen & Front
Van Vleck rev. William H. pastor of the United Bre-
thren church, 74 Race
Vanvoorhis Robert, shipmaster 134 Swanson
Vardey Catharine, grocer 216 south Water
Vardey Miles, tailor 216 south Water corner Pine & 217

south Front
Vare John, shingleshaver, High near Sch. Second
Varin Francis, teacher, back 1 Bread
Varnar & Davis, carpenters, back of 12 south Fifth
Varner Jacob, labourer 191 Green
Varner Robert, carpenter Cedar below Seventh
Varner Robert, carpenter, back 12 & d h 243 S Fifth

VIN WHITELY*S ANNUAL

Vasse Chas. boardinghouse 120 N Water & 18 N Front

Vauclain Mrs. M A, 115 north Fifth

Vaughan Misses 12 Pennsylvania a\'enue

Vaughan John, merchant is E cor Front and Walnut

Vaughan John, shipwright Beach above Marlborough

\'aughan Jonathan, labourer Queen below Marlborough

Vaughan Maiy, niilliner 66 south Fourth

Vaughan Thomas, shipwright Cherry' near Prince

Vaughan Thomas, jun. shipwright Cherry near Prince

Vaughan William, jun. caulker Cherry near Prince

Vaughan William, grocer Queen near Cherry

V^aux George, attorney at law 145 Mulberry

V^aux James, gentleman 231 Mulberrv- near Seventh

Vaux James, labourer Queen near Hanover

Vaux Roberts, gentleman 346 Mulberry

Veabin John, paperstainer &c. Juni}>£r below Walnut

Veacock Ann, widow 59 Lombard

Velde M. baker Ninth above Race

Velthoven Richard V, tavernkeeper 270 south Front

^'emabe^ry Andrew, mariner 16 Parham's alley

iVenable Jacob, mariner 6 Gaskill street

Venabe Josiah, labourer 145 Moyamensing road

Venable Prudence, widow Cooper's ferr>- (N J)

jVenable Robert, labourer 79 north Sixth

Vench Frederick, tanner Noble below 3d

Vennell James, ferryman Bishop (K)

Venright Catharine, cakebaker, back 86 Locust

Verdey Miles, innkeeper &c. N E cor. Front & Pine

Verdin widow of John B 448 south Sd street

V>niou Samuel, wheelwright 4 Bell's court

Vernou Jno. Spanish segar manuf. perfumer &c. 34outh

Front
Verdries Joseph P. classical and mathematical teacher

49 north Seventh
Vernhes John, cloth spunger 67 Walnut
Verrist W. paintstore 344 north Second
tVesev Edward, sawyer &c. 66 Gaskill street
Vesev'Hezekiah, tailor Relief alley above Front
Vessels Sylvester, watchman 4 Plum
Vezin Charles, merchant 8 S wharves — d h 5 S Fourth
Vezin & Von Lengerke, merchants 8 South wharves
Viall Winchester, grocery and tavern 300 south Front
Viau Benjamin, cabinetmaker 156 south Sixth
Vice David caulker Marlborough above Beach
Vickers Uavid, merchant 19 north Water
Vickers Kezia, widow 39 Zane

Vickers Thomas, mason & bricklayer High W Sch. 6th
Vickery Benjamin, shoemaker St. John ibove Poplar 1.
t Victor John, barber 113 south Fifth
Vie Alexander &Co. merchants 41 Chesnut
Villan George, cor Weaver's ay and Hazel
Villon John, mariner 107 Catharine
Vince M^ry, widow 2 Parham's ay

>fii>AAl£&

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. WAD

Vincent John, mariner 480 north Second

Vincent Elizabeth, widow 9 Federal

Vining Eleanor, housekeeper 244 south Seventh

Vinton Abel, merchant 153 High

Vinton T. & A. merchants 153 High

V^inton Thomas, merchant 153 High

Vinyard James, sailmaker 47 Vine

Vinyard & Shindler, sailmakers, back 123 north Water

Vinyard William, shipbuilder 425 south Front

Virchaux H- T. 180 south Eleventh

Virtue James, cordwainer 4th below Christian

Vitick Christiana, near Shields' alley

Vitry A. gold and silver lace manuf. 8cc. 88 Race

Vivant Charles, carver and gilder 127 south Fourth

Vogel Frederick, bricklayer Sixth near Noble

Vogel John, brushmaker 142 north 3d

Vogelsang Daniel, cabinetmaker 65 Walnut

Voigt Heniy, plumber 47 S wharves — d h 91 Lombard

Voigt widow of Henr}", Sixth above Camac

Voigt Thos. clock & watchmaker 44 N 7th— dh 58 Zane

Volans Samuel, gentleman 324 Arch

fVolantine Benj. bootcleaner, back 197 Lombard

Volk John F. labourer 33 Charlotte

Volkmar Henry, stovemake*;' 81 north Seventh

Vollum Ann, mantuamaker 250 Pine above Eleventh

VoUum Edward, carter 250 Pine above Eleventh

Vollum John, carpenter Juniper above Locust

Vomhoff Christian, grocer 451 north Front

Vonderweit Peter, brickmaker 39 Coates' alley

Vondyk Hermanus, sih-erplater Callowhill btil. Ridee

Von Lengerke H. F. mercht. 8 S wharves — d h 5 S 4tli

Voorhees Catharine, midwife 169 north Sixth

Voorhees Maria, Miss, mantuamaker 129 north Sixth

Voris Phihp, mate of vessel, 12th near Spruce

VouteL. H. gentleman 63 north Eighth

Vowles Robert, 20 Garden street

WACKER CHRISTOPHER, innkeeper 559 S. Front
Wackerly Jacob, vict. Germantown road below Fourth
Wackerly John, Coates above 3d — stall 15 KL. market
Wackerly Isaac, vict. Germ, road above first gate —

stall 23 N. L. market [see Jl'eckerly

Wackerly Peter, vict. Germ, road near first gate — stall

23 N. L. market
Wackerly Sarah, vict. Ger. r. bel. 2d & 5 S. L. market
Wackerley Ulery, cooper Emlen's court
Waddell Elizabeth Mrs. 89 north Ninth
Waddington Jonathan, watchman 417 south Front

Wade , skindresser Vine alley

Wade Benjamin, millinery store 153 south Second

WAL whitely's annual

Wade Jacob B. jeweller 4 Shippen

Wade James, carpenter Pemberton's alley

Wade John, grocer 240 south Fourth

Wade Sarah Mrs. grocer Sixth below Fitz waiter

Wade Thomas, labourer 215 St. John

Wadlow Moses, saddler north Fourth near Browne

Wadman Mary, widow 220 south Third cor. Cedar

Wager Hannah, widow 348 Mulberry

Wager Pf*ter, wine merchant 134 north Second

Wager Peter & Co. wine merchants 3 south Fifth

Wager Wm. S. accountant, back 291 Arch

W^agner Adam, oak cooper Eighth near Buttonwood

Wagner Diivid, flour & feed store, cor. 5th & Lombard

Wagner Eliza, Cherry near Prince

Wagner George W^. oakcooper 50 Bread

Wagner George, watchman 86 Budd st.

Wagner Grace G. widow 30 Bread

Wagner Henry, 107 Moyamensing road

Wagner Henry, grocer 593 north Second

Wagner Henry, plasterer Sixth above Poplar lane

Wagner Jacob, saddler, &c. back 102 High

Wagner Jacob, meal dealer 536 N. 3d below Beaver

Wagner Jacob, carter Noble below Sixth

Wagner John, gentleman 15 north Eighth

Wagner John, sexton, back 251 Race

Wagner John, gravedigger 216 Vine

Wagner John, carpenter 406 north Third

Wagner John, farmer Passyunk road below Federal

Wagner John, cordwainer Marlboro' near West st.

Wagner John, fisherman Queen near Bishop

Wagner John, carter, back 478 north Third

Wagner Margaret, widow. Cherry near Browue

Wagner Mary, widow N. Eighth above Mulberry alley

Wagner Mary M. shopkeeper 126 north Front

Wagner Peter, labourer Hamilton above Sch. Second

Wagner Samuel, merchant 13 north Eighth

Wagner Tobias, auct'r. 29 N. Front— d h 13 N. Eighth

Wagner Wm. bootmaker 11 Shippen

Wagner Wm. carpenter 204 north Fourth

Wahab John C. carpenter Unity court

Waid John, labourer Tenth above Vine

Wainwright Isaac, drygoods store 35 south Second

Wainwright James M. druggist 98 south Eleventh

Wainwright Jonathan, block and pumpmaker 61 north

Water — d h Kensington
Wainwright W^m. tailor Federal above Second
Waite G. and R. lottery and exchange office S W cor.

Chesnut and Third
Waite George Washington, exchange 8cc. broker S W

^corner Chesnut and Third
Walbran Thomas, morocco dresser 297 Vine
Walch Mary, widow 180 Swanson
Waldie Adam, printer, office Pembertoft's court— d h

5 north Tenth

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. WAL

VValdin John, bleeder, back 259 Cedar
Waless Isaac, oysterman 14 Cedar
Wale Uh'ich, grocer 300 south Second
Walover John, shipwright Bedford near Marlborough
Walker Ambrose, boarding house 24 Mulberry
Walker Andrew, labourer 149 St. John
Walker Ann, widow of George, Lombard above 11th
"Walker Benjamin, woodsawyer 6th above Poplar lane
Walker C. cordwainer Sixth above Poplar
"Walker Commodore, cordwainer and doctor St. John

above Poplar
Walker Daniel, waterman 67 Catharine
Walker David, grocer 329 S. Front N E cor. Almond
Walker David, shoemaker Say St.
Walker Edward, carpenter 4 York court
Walker Edward, turner, back 40 Union st.
Walker Eliza, widow of Thos. grocer Locust cor. 12th
Walker Geo. jeweller & goldsmith, inquire 296 S. Front
Walker James, saddler, &c. 114 High
Walker James, carpenter St. Mary st.
Walker James, baker near 29 Swanson
Walker rev. John, of the Methodist society 378 N. 3d
Walker John, labourer 420 north Fourth
Walker John, grocer 226 south Third

Walker , cordwainer Say st.

Walker John, carpenter 64 Passyunk
Walker John, jeweller and manufacturer in metals ge-
nerally, 296 south Front
Walker' John, cordwainer 311 north Third
Walker John, cordwainer 296 south Front
Walker John, labourer 22 Vernon
Walker Joseph, teacher of mathematics 37 Cherry
Walker Lewis, hatter 358 High
Walker Margaret, widow Federal below Second
Walker Margaret, widow Hopkins* court
.Walker Matthew, lumber merchant, yard S W corner

Callowhill and John — d h Sixth cor. Callowhill
Walker Nathaniel, carpenter, back 569 south Fx-ont
Walker Robert, grocer 46 north Seventh
Walker Robert, rigger 10 York court
Walker Samuel, shoe warehouse 266 High
Walker Samuel, gentleman 22 Sassafras
Walker Saml. foreman to the factory at the Almshouse
Walker Sarah, widow, Sixth below Fitzwalter
Walker William, brassfounder 12 Quarry
Walker Wm. M. merchant 22 N. Seventh & 255 High
Walkley James, carpenter and packing boxmaker 10

South alley and Queen above Third
Walkman Catharine, victualler Christian above EJghth
Wall George, flour store 141 north Front
Wall George, tailor 61 Penn and 6 Swanson
Wall Henry, shoemaker near Glasshouse (K.)
Wall Henry, jun. pill-box maker Queen n. Gunner's run

WAL WHITELY's ANNUAL

Wall John, fancy, &c. chairmaker 87 6c d h 93 N. Front.
Wall John, pill-box maker Queen near Gunner's run
Wall Margaret, widow North st. [see Wain

Wall Patrick, grocer N W corner Fifth and German
Wall Peter, cordwainer 9 Plum
Wall Rachel, washerwoman 15 Sassafras alley
Wall Richard, Windsor chairmaker 108 north Front
Wallace Alexander, accountant 137 Lombard
Wallace Burton, gentleman 67 south Eleventh
Wallace Catharine, widow. Queen near Wood
fWallace Charles, sawyer 237 Cedar
Wallace Edward, coach maker 22 Watson's alley
fWallace Elizabeth, widow Lvndall's court
Wallace E. saddler 38 and d h 64 north Third
WaJace George, distiller 14 Gray's alley
Wallace. Grace, nurse Fifth above Buttonwood
Wallace James, shoemaker Queen near Marlboro'
Wallace Jane, 71 north Tenth

Wallace John, carpenter Shakamaxon below Prince
Wallace John, weaver Cedar below Thirteenth
Wallace John B. counsellor at law — d h 255 and office

257 Walnut - ^

Wallace John, \dctuall€l> 12th below Vine — stall 85 6th

street market
^Vallace John, tailor Church st.
Wallace John, sea captain 41 Almond
Wallace Joshua M. merchant Washington n. Ridge r.
Wallace Margaret, widow 109 Queen (S.)
Wallace Mary, nurse Dean's alley
Wallace Maty, nurse 74 Crown
Wallace Penelope, widow 111 Christian
Wallace Philip, 'oysterman, back 397 south Second
Wallace & Ross, saddlers, &c. 38 and 40 north Third
Wallace Robert, lumber merchant 513 & 517 N Front
Wallace 5c Seeger, merchants 21 south Front
Wallace Thomas, grocer Ridge road above Francis
Wallace Thomas, carpenter Thirteenth below Race
Wallace I'l^omas, innkeeper 273 S. 7th cor. Shippen
Wallace Thomas, tailor 18 Almond street
Wallace Thomas K. merchant 21 south Front — d h S E

corner Filbert and Ninth
Wallace Thomas, bookbinder 74 north Third
Wallace William, millinerv, bonnet, and hat stores 17

N. Second and 22 south I'^ird
Wallace William, grocer 248 Cedar
Wallace William, coachmaker, back 86 Locust
Wallace William, labourer Pitt above Beaver
Wallace WiUiam, potter Second near Camac
Wallace William, shipwright Hanover near Prince
Wallace WiUiam, tallow chandler Germ, road n. Third
Wallaver John, ship carpenter Marlboro' near Bedford
Wallen Sarah, nurse Green below Second
Wallen Wm. drayman Thirteenth above Vine

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. ^WAL

Wallhimer Elizabeth N. boardinghouse 363 N. Front

Wallin Isaac, labourer, back 37 Queen

Walling Catharine, widow 42 George (S.)

Walling Sarah, widow 8 Vernon street

Wallington D W. labourer Hazel alley below Locust

Wallington Edward, sea captain 9 Queen (S.)

Wallington, widow of the late John, collector of taxes

81 Cherry
Wallington Sarah, nurse, back 33 Vine .
fWalnisley Sib, sawyer Frankford road near Queen
Walmsley Wm. Mason, stock, 8cc. broker 57 Dock —

d h 98 south Fourth
Wain Elizabeth, Miss, 223 Walnut
Wain Jacob, counsellor at law, 144 south Second
Wain Jacob S. merchant 34 south wharves — d h 2 York

buildings. Walnut near Eighth [see Wall

Wain & Morris, merchants 34 South wharves
Wain Robert, merchant 411 High
Wain S. widow of Nicholas, 144 south Second
Wain William, merchant 34 Dock
Walnut Francis, hairdresser 29 south Third
Walnut John, carpenter, Carpenter below Third (S.)
Walnut rhomas, hairdresser 10 north Fourth
Walraven John J. accountant 29 Dock — d h 304 S. Front
Walraven Mary, seamstress 26 Race
Walraven Mary, widow Adelphi avenue
Walsh Christopher, accountant Callow hill above 12tli
Walsh James, painter and glazier Vine above Broad
Walsh James, stablekeeper 40 Union
Walsh Robert, jun. gentleman 322 Arch
Walshaw John, engineer N. Second above Germ, road
Walter Adam, shoemaker and bottler 123 Mulberry
Walter 8c Easby, boatbuilders Oak (N,L.)
Walter George, tailor 24 south Water
W'alter Isaac, bricklayer 70 Plum street
Walter Julian, storekeeper 87 Coates
V/alter Jacob F. bricklayer 140 north Eighth
Walter Joseph, labourer 1 Well's row cor. 8th & Green
Walter Joseph S. bricklayer 237 Vine above Sixth
Walter Philip, sandman York court
Walter Philip, sand and coal yard Oak (N.L.)--d h 332

north Front
Walter Peter B. boatbuilder Oak above Noble
Walter Thrimas, teacher 1 Blrxkberry alley
Walters Abraham, innkeeper 476 N. 3d N W corner

Poplar
Walters Adam, carter 481 N. Third above Poplar
Walters Barbara, washerwoman Juniper above Cherry
Walters Elizabeth, widow of George A. Joint alley
Walters Elizabeth, widow 132 Coates
Walters Elizabeth, widow Vine above Tenth
Walters X^eorge, labourer Sch. Eighth near Vine
Walters Hannah, widow 2 York court

2 M

WAR whitely's annual

Walters Henry, plasterer 1 Richardson's court

Walters Jacob, tin manufactory 177 north Third

Walters Jacob, carter 484 north Third

Walters James C. tailor 349 north Front

Walters James, bucket handlemaker Prime ab. Fifth

W^ alters John, teacher Carpenter below Fifth (S.)

Walters John, glovemaker 5 Wood

Walters John, labourer 27 Browne

Walters John J. baker 404 Race below Twelfth

f Walters John, waiter in store, Green's court

Walters Matthias, carter James above Charles

Walters Michael, grocer 91 north Fifth

fWalters Parish, bootcleaner 153 Walnut

Walters Peter, mason 16 Small st.

Walters Robert F. cordwainer 246 south Front

Waltman Ann L. widow, innkeeper Locust above 11th

Waltman Kitty, vict. Hudson's lane— stall 36 N. market

Waltman Mary, widow of Wm. 3 Rose alley

Waltman Wm. minter Quince bel. Locust [see Wartman

Waltman Wm. painter, 8cc. Rose alley

Walto Francis, smith, back 14 Quarry

Walton Benjamin, merchant 32 Church ay. 8c 103 High

Walton Boaz, cabinetmaker 330 south Front

Walton Daniel, looking glass framemaker 176 Coates

Walton Enoch, drygoods store 73 Cedar N E cor. Barron

Walton Edward, cordwainer 28 Charlotte

Walton George, carpenter 9 north Second

Walton James, cordwainer, back 36 Cherry

Walton Jeremiah, cabinetmaker 155 Green

Walton Jeremiah, cordwainer Apple above Poplar

Walton John D. printer 15 Pratt's court

Walton Joseph, bookseller 37 High— d h 25 Arch

Walton Samuel, shopkeeper 331 north Third

Walton Sarah, widow 70 Plum

Walton & Stout, lookingglassframemakers 176 Coates

Walton Wm. mariner 45 Penn

Wampole Isaac, sen. scriviner, &c. 163 Mulberry

Wampole Isaac, jun. scrivener 163 Mulberry

Wandell Abraham, upholsterer 183 south Second

Wandell John, carver and gilder 26 North alley

Wands Alexander H. cordwainer 99 Cherry

Wands Jane, Raspberry alley

Warce Francis, victualler Germantown road near 4th

tWard Abraham, labourer, back 123 north Tenth

Ward Charles, back 305 Walnut

j-Ward Ishman, labourer 2 Burd's court

Ward James, 14 Apollo street

Ward John, innkeeper 142 south Water & 143 S. Front

Ward John, tavernkeeper S W cor. Walnut & Water

Ward Peter, labourer, back 111 Catharine

Ward Reuben, tinner 26 Mary

Ward Thomas, carter, back 123 Plum

Ward Tobias, labourer, back 35 Walnut

Ward , labourer, back 295 south Third

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. WAR

Ward William, accountant and scrivener 141 south 6th
Wardeli Henry & Charles, tavern and grocery 8 High
Wirdel Philip, bookbinder Rose alley
Wardin William, grocer George above Twelfth
Warder Benjamin H. merchant Race street wharf — d h

117 Race
Warder Charles, merchant High ab. 9th — d h 34 N. 9th
Warder Jeremiah, merchunt 18 Branch
Warder & Brotiiers, merchants Rnce st. wharf S. side
Wrtrder Jeremiah, jun. merchant Race street wharf
Warder John, gentleman 117 Sassafi-as
Warder John H. merchant Race st. wharf — d h 85 N 7th
Warder \Vm. S. botthng establisment under Washing-
ton-hall 3d street above Spruce
Wardle Thomas, importer of English books, 6cc. 13

Minor
Ware Ann, widow, 79 northTenth
Ware Henrietta, widow 220 Swanson
Ware James, sailmaker 27 Queen (S.)
Ware James, shoemaker. High W. Sch. Fourth
Ware JohnT. shipjoiner Emlen's court
Ware John, shipjoiner Emlen's court
W^are Samuel, weaver, Marlborough near Prince
Ware Sarah, widow Hunter's court
Ware Thomas, sawyer Frankford road near Queen
Ware Wm. cabinetmaker, 7 Cox's alley
Waring Elijah, merchant inquire 152 High
Wark John, weaver Pitt below Germantown road
tWarner Alexander, coachman, back 103 Lombard St.
Warner Anthony, labourer 327 north Third street
Warner Benjamin, bookseller in Ilig^ ^h 182 Arch
Warner Cliarles, painter and glazier 40 north Fourth

d h 194 north Eighth
Warner Conrad, hog vict. Washington near Ridge road
Warner Daniel, liverystablekeeper, 6th and Rose alley-
Warner Frederick, milkman 4th above Franklin (N.L.)
Warner Heronimus, brassfounder 36 north Eighth
W^arner Isaac, carpenter Sixth above Green
tWarner Isaac, carter. Smith's court
Warner James, painter and glazier, 89 north Second
W^arner John, vict. corner of Buttonwood & Charles
Warner John, storekeeper cor. Lancaster road & High
W^arner John, carpenter 182 south Sixth
Warner John C. combmaker 84 north Third
Warner John, carpenter. Carpenter below Third (S.)
Warner Joseph, gunsmith Rose alley
Warner Joseph, silversmith 15 and 22 Greenleaf court
Warner Mark, shipmaster, back of 29 North alley
Warner Martha, widow 65 New
Warner Matthias, labourer 11 Hoifman's alley
Warner Margaret, widow, back 176 north Eighth
Warner Mary, widow 14 Sugar alley

WAR whitely's annual

Warner Mrs. Mary, 265 south Fourth street

JWarner Mary, widow Springett alley

Warner Michael, cabinetmaker, between Quince ^d

Prosperous alley
Warner Philip, smith 460 north Third
Warner Sarah, widow Thirteenth above Walnut
Warner Stephen, painter 8cc. 1 Sassafras nlley
Warner Susan, maniuamaker 7 Rose alley
Warner Wm. watchcasemaker 7 Cherry
Warner Wm. njerchant 15 south Water — dh 150 Arch
Warner Wm. sea captain 35 Coates
Warner Wm. victualler, stall 37 Newmarket — il h 26

Lawrence
Warner Thomas, wheelwright, back 510 south 2d st.
Warner Wm. merchant 145 south Third
Wurnick Catharine, widow, 126 German
Warnick Wm. ccrdwainer corner Beck and Sixth
Warnock Elizabeth, widow, 387 south Front
Warnock Jane, widow, 46 Passyunk road
Warnock Jane, grocer 19 north Eighth
Warnock Jacob A, sea captain 27 Catharine
Warnock John, nailer 10 north Tenth — d h 61 Filbert
Warnock Joseph, nailer 25 Prosperous alley
Warnock Rosanna, widow, 266 south Sixth
Warnock Wm. drayman 332 S. 6th corner Catharine
Warr John, innkeeper 305 Vine N W corner Garden
Warrance Frederick, coachmaker 3 Laurel
Warrance Wm. coachmaker, &c. 105 and 119 Sprnce
Warren Charles, merchant 125 south Front '^

\Varren Isaac, white-Rand carter "Oak above the Hay-
scales ^rs'.Li.j
Warren Jacob, cheese store 31 High
Warren John, huckster Camden (N. J.)
Warren Joseph, hatter 4 Hoffman's alley
Warren Joseph, carpenter Cherry above Thirteenth
Warren Joseph, labourer 51 Browne
Warren Perry, coachman 200 I-.ombard
Warren Sarah, nurse Green opposite Budd
Warren Sylvester, carpenter \ ine above Thirteenth
Warren VVm. manager of the New -Theatre, 12Sansom
Warren Wm. grocer 316 north Front
Warrin James, teacher, 6 north Eighth
Warrington Abigail, widow, 109 Christian
Warrington John, clock and watchmaker S E comer

Front and Chesnut
Warrington Purnell, sea craptain,76Lombare
Wa<rthman Adam, drayman 96 Coates
Wartman Abraham, victualler, corner Noble and Fifth

stall 67 New market south Second
Wartman Abraham, jun victualler Schuylkill Eighth

above Race, stall 72 Nev market south Second
Wartman Barbara, widow, 441 north Third

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. WAT

Wartman Dorothy, widow, victualler Old York road

above Buttonwood
Wartman George, victualler Fifth above Buttonwood
Wartman John, victualler corner Noble and Fifth, stall

65 New market south Second
Wartman John, victualler Spring Garden — stall 35

New market, south Second
Wartman Michael, constable Spring Garden
Warwick Elizabeth, widow, boardinghouse 92 north 5th
Warwick Elizabeth, widow 29 Cherry
Warwick Jeremiah, shoemaker 92 north Fifth
Warwick John, carter 52 Meade alley
Warwick Samuel E. tavernkeeper 253 Cedar
Warwick I'homas, smith and farrier 142 north Eighth
Warwick Thomas, bricklayer, 92 north Fifth
Wasley Amelia, nurse 103 Christian
Wass Christian cedar cooper Arch abo\ e Juniper
Wass Joseph, slioeniaker 59 Dock
Waterman Jesse, tea merchant and teacher of French

and EiYglish, 88 south Fifth
Waterman John, cooper Arch west of Sch. Second
W^aterman Joh-n, carpenter 48 Green
Waterman John, dealer 456 north Second
Waterman Thomas, 18 Swanwick
tWaterhousc Jacob, labourer, back 90 Bedford
fWaters Atley, waiter 97 Gaskiil street
tWaters Elizabeth, widow. Green's court
Waters Esther, widow, 186 Chesnut
fWaters Francis, mariner Elizabeth below Seventh
Waters Hanson, merchant 2 north Fourth
tWaters John, labourer Green's court
Waters John, teacher, carpenter near Fifth
Waters Margery, widow, back 28 Shippen street
Waters Martha, widow, 70 Penu street
f Waters Mary, widow, back 251 Spruce
fWaters Parrish, shoeblack Lombard above Tenth
Wathington Csssar, woodsawyer, Bringhurst's court
fWatkins Euphemia, teacher 137 Plum
Wat kins Isaac, cooper Vine above Thirteenth
Watkins John, ropemaker, Johnson's lane
Watkins Rachel, 53 Budd
Watkins Samuel, currier 64 Christian
jWatkins Samuel, waiter, 226 south Seventh
Watkins Sarah, bonnetmaker 70 Arch
Watkins Thomas, sailmaker Browne
Watman Michael, constable opposite 24 Garden street
Watmough Anna, widow, 76 south Sixth
Watmough & Downing, merchants 6 Minor
W^txtmough John G. merchant 76 south Sixth
Watres Charles, liquor store 386 High— d h 34 N. 9th
Watson Alice, widow, 96Swanson
Watson Ann, widow of Isaac, 136 Pine

2m 2

WAT whitely's annual

Watson Hannah, seamstress, Lytle's court
tWatson Henry, rag-gatlierer, 4 Gilles's alley
Watson Hugh, brickmaker Sch. Fifth above High '
Watson James, tavernkeeper 21 north Fifth
Watson James, wcodsawyer, back 18 Budd
Watson James, clocl^ and watch niaker 58 High
Watson Job, North above Tenth
Watson John, merchant tailor 92 Chesnut— dwelling

south side Washington square
Watson John, shipwright 1 Christian street wharf
tWatson John W. shoeblack, 5 Hurst street
Watson Jonathan, carpenter 286 St. Jphn
Watson Joseph, lumber merchant 221 Lombard
Watson Joseph, merchant 2 Simm's alley — dwelling

62 Spruce
Watson Joshua, carpenter, Bedford near Hanover
Watson Margaret Mrs. 4 Shields' court
Watson Margaret, stay and corsleimaker 82 Spruce
Watson Mary, widow Lytle's court
Watson Mary, widow, 260 Lombard street
rVv'atson Mrs. widow, Browne near Cherry
Watson Samuel F. teacher 483 south Second
tWatson Simo:?, labourer, Warner's court
Watson Thcmas, baker, back 68 Arch
Watson Thomas D. teacher, 222 south Fourth
Watson Thomas, teacher 73 Pine

Watson Thomas, biscuit baker 129 and 119 north Front
tWatson William, mariner 247 Spruce
tWatt Alexander, labourer Juniper above Race
Walt Alexander, accomitant Aurora office, back of 110

Walnut, and tavernkeepeer 28 Walnut
Watt James, mariner Oak (N. L.) below hayscales
Watt John, cotton manufacturer 119 south Eleventh
Watt Robert, weaver, Sch. Third below High
Watt Sarah, widow, Rose alley
Watt William, weaver 172 Pine
Watts Ann, drygoods store 250 south Second
Watts Archibald, labourer, 69 Christian street
Watts Isaac, cordwainer 395 north Second
Watts James, broker 100 Lombard S W corner Fourth
Watts James, printer and boardinghouse 32 Chesnut
Waugh Jane, widow 1 1 Gilles's alley
Watson Ann, widow, Davis's court (N. L.)
Watson & Bunting, lumber merchants cor. of Pine and

Eighth, and corner Eighth and Orange
Watson Charles C. merchant-tailor 92 Chesnut
Watson Charles C. & J. woollen drapers, men's mercers

and tailors 92 Chesnut
Watson Charles, gentleman 136 Pine
Watson Christian, tailor, back 207 St. John
Watson David, letter carrier, S W corner Filbert and

Eleventh

PHILADELPHIA DIRTXTORY. WEA

Way Andrew, agent for the Washington glass manufac-
tory 58 north Fourth

Way Caleb, accountant 14 Branner's alley

Way Joseph, pilot U9 Swanson

Way James, merchant 58 S wharves — d h 16 Union

fWay James, labourer Old York road *

Way Lewis, wheelwright S7 Budd

Way Wm. balance weigher, back 78 south Front — d h
37 Wood

Wayland Matthew, tallowchandler 122 north Front

Wayman Samuel, waiter, 3 Hurst

Waymer Mary, widow, corner Spruce and Sch. Seventh

Wavne Benjaujin, carpenter 475 Race

Wayne & Biddle, tancy hardware Sc drygoods store
S W corner of Front' and High

Wayne Caleb P. merchant 4 south Front

Wayne Jacob, cabinetmaker 136 and 166 north Front

Wayne Wm. gentleman 100 Poplar lane

Wayne Wm.jun. hardware merchant 257 High

Wavne Wm. & Co hardware merchants 257 High

Wayson Archibald, stonecutter, 13th above Filbert

Weasey Samuel, shoemaker 97 Budd

Weatherby Joseph, gunsmith, above 449 north Front

Weatherby Mary, widow of Joseph, storekeeper, 181
Coates

Weatherington Joseph, teamdriver 10 Fetter lane

Weatherly David, clock and wat#1imaker 81 north 3d

Weatherstine John, victualler Fourth below Master

street stall 11 old shambles
fWeatherton JossafFer, mariner 16 Elizabeth

Weaver Adam, baker Hanover near Bedford

Weaver Adam, victualler 30 Gardeu

Weaver Alexander, brassfounder Old York road above

Poplar
Weaver Ann, widow, 39 Currant alley
Weaver Charles, grocer, corner Noble and Second
Weaver Conrad, labourer, back of 385 Sas^iras
Weaver David, brickmaker 268 north Eighth
Weaver Emor T. silversmith ?0 north Fourih and 1

Loxley's court
Weaver'Elijah, bookstore 5 north Front ,, ^

Weaver George, coachmaker 21 south Eighth— d h 42

Carpenter street
Weaver George, baker 46 Green
Weaver George, cordwainer 252 south Third
Weaver George, cooper 10 Swanson
Weaver George, tailor Cherry above Duke
Weaver George, labourer Shakamaxon cor. Frank, r.
Weaver Henrv, labourer 12 Plum x:,. , u

Weaver Henry, brickmaker Coates above Eighth
Weaver Jacob, labourer 44 Tammany
tWeaver James, coachman, 35 Currant alley
Weaver John, shipjoiner 26 Duke

WEC whitely's annual

Weaver John, cordwaiiiAr Locust above Twelfth
Weaver John G. tailor Prince near Crown
Weaver John jr. shipjoiner 22 Budd
Weaver John, carpenter Hanover above Queen

Weaver , widow, back 397 north T hii-d

Weaver ^'^tthew, agent 114 north Seventh
Weaver Maria, widow Locust below Thirteenth
Weaver Mary, widow, Sch Seventh below Race
Weaver Michael, ropeniaker 20 north Water — rope

walk Se\ enth near Germantown road
Weaver William, gardener Marlborough n. Prince

Weaver .victualler 10 N. L. market

Weaver — — , labourer, back 51 Browne

Weaver & Thorn, brickmakers-yard Poplar lane ab.

Charles (P T)
Weaver Thomas, brickmaker Sixth above Green
Weavil Joshua, blacksmith, 79 Moyamensing road
Webb liUzabeth, widow 122 New
Webb Isabella, widow 122 New street
tWebb Isaac, woodsawyer 417 north Fourth
Webb Jane, widow, back 345 south Second
Webb John, cooper 209 N. Front & 206 N, Water
Webb John, merchant tailor S7 south Second
Webb John, pilot 142 Swjinson near Queen
Webb Martin, blacksmith Frank, road above Queen
Webb Mary, nurse 42 Plum
Webb Moses, carpenter 221 Callowhill
\^'ebb widow ot Robert, jeweller &;c. 57 Shippen
Webb Purnell, pilot 22 Little Water
Webb Robert, blacksmith Fifth below Christian
Webb Rebecca, widow, Key's alley schoolhouse
Webb Samuel, carpenter Key's alley schoolhouse
Webb Samuel, tailor 23 Coombs' alley
Weber Godfrey, merchant 160^ south Second
Weblin WiUiam, cordwainer, back 262 Cedar
t Webster Charles, coachman George above Tenth

Webster Charles, carter 18 Budd

Webster EUzabeth, boardinghouse 104 Walnut

Webster James, bookseller and stationer (medical book
store) 24 south Eighth

Webster Jesse, cooper Cadwalader near Pitt

Webster Levi, huckster Camden(N J)

W^ebster Sarah, widow, 401^iorth Third

tWebster Thomas, woodsawyer Maria bel. old York r.

Wester Thomas, bricklayer 7 Mechanic n. Maple

Weckerly Abraham, victualler Germantown road ab.
1st gates-tall 7 N L market

Weckerly Conrad, merchant 203 and 205 north Third

fWebster Yorke, labourer, back 225 Cedar

Weckerly £liza» widow 4 York court

Weckerlv Jacob, vict. Germantown road ab. Camac—
stall 3 and 21 N L market

Weckerly Sarah, Germ, road cor. Rose — stall 5 N L
market [see Wackcrld

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY, WEL

Weckerly Peter, victualler Germ, road near 1st gate

Weckerly Isaac victualler Germ, road above 1st gate -

Weekly Jacob, victualler Germ. r. n. 4th & 3 N L mar

Wedlake George, waiter 213 south Seventh

Weed Ann, teacher 207 south Front

Weed Joseph' grocer High W. Sch. Seventh

Weeks Caleb, calico printer 1 York court

Weeks Ehzabeth, widow 115 Green

Weeks Esther, tailoress 115 Green

Week Henry, carpenter 12 Maria above Fourth

Weeks Mary, widow, dry goods store 252 south Second

jWeeks Thomas, mariner Ninth belov/ Lombard

jWeeks William, shoeblack, cellar corner Arch and

Third, d h 94 Bedford above Seventh
Weems Elizabeth, widow Coates' alley
Weems James N. merchant 26 south Front — d h 291

Race
Wehner Benedict, I. cordwainer 57 Race
Weer James, grocer SE cor. Race and Sixth
Weickel Jacob, labourer, backi416north Front
Weigart George, hatter 216 Cherry street
Weipert John, labourer Ger. road above Fourth
Weir John, labourer Noble above Front
Weir Silas E. auctioneer 20 south Front — d h 353 High
Weir Thomas, weaver 62 Coates

Wells Benj. innkeeper (sign Gurriere) Catharine street
Weis Eli as, baker 88 Locust
Weiser George, shoemaker 187 St. John
Weisman Joseph, coach painter Prune below Sixth—

d h 86 south Fifth
Weiss Elizabeth, shopkeeper 117 north Third
Weissman Samuel C. shoemaker 2 Juniper lane
Weissman Nicholas, carpenter Maria above Fourth
Weissman Samuel, stove manufactory 353 north Second
Weitsall WiUiam, ropemaker Fourth above Poplar
Weir John, labourer. Hazel ay. near Perry street
Weir Samuel, grocer NE cor. Brown and Third
Weiser John, carpenter, 534 north Third
Welbanks Henry, printerJames above Charle
Welbanks John, victualler, James above Charles
Welch Ann, widow of Benjamin, 194 Lombard
Welch Catharine, widow 5 South alley
Welch Hezekiah, printer, back 19 north Eighth
Welch John, coachmari, back 13 Decatur
Welch John, plasterer Bonsall [sse Welsh

Welch John, baker, 185 south Fifth
Welch^Thomas, baker 56 Union

Welcome Joseph, cooper Federal bel. Moyamensing r.
tWelcome Hannah, widow 1 Gillie's alley
fWelcom, WiUiam, mariner M*Ginnes' alley
Weldon James, shoemaker 150 Lombard
Weldon John, cordwainer Law's court
Weldon John, labourer, back 41 Prime

WES whitely's annual

Weldon Laurence J. mariner Queer near Cherr}'
Welford Rcljert, original manufactory of composition

ornaments &c. 145 south I enth [see Wolford

tWellington Cxsar, woodsawyer, back 29 Union
Wellman Martha, widow 5 Shields* court
Wells Aquila, waterman, back 347 south Front
Wellb> John, packer United States* arsenal
Wells John, coachmaker 19 Schriver's court
Wells Lewis L B. water colour maker 223 S. Third

Wells , chymist, 245 south Second

Wells Mary, widow, millij)cr 379 north Front

Wells W^illiam H. (Morrisville hotel) Hamilton and

Upper ferry road
Wells WilliaYii, carpenter 111 Christian [see Wills
Wellard Richard, grocer 272 Cedar S Ecor. Seventh
Weiman Martha, widow, nurse 21 Key*s alley
Welser Godfrey, doctor S W corner Centre square
Welser John, cordwainer Coates near Sixth
Welsey Anthony, glassblower Lombard near Schuylkill
Welsh Elizabeth, widow George above Eleventh
Welsh Elizabeth, widow 59 Vine
Welsh Elizabeth, widow 2 Hurst street

Welsh , widow 122 south Tenth

Welsh Henry, cordwainer 363 north Fourth

Welsh Henry, cordwainer Green below Fourth

Welsh Jacob, carpenter Rose alley (C.)

Welsh Jacob, carpenter Juniper below Walnut

Welsh James, shoemaker 229 Cedar [see Welch

Welsh James, carpenter 12 Currant alley

Welsh John, merchant 148§ Chesnut above Sixth

Welsh John, mariner 64 Catharine

Welsh John, plasterer 170 south Ninth

Welsh Mary, widow 180 Swanson

Welsh Michael, scrivener 206 Cedar

Welsh Roger, weaver Passyunk road bel. Fitzv/alter

Welsh Wm. back 5 South alley

Wennel James, cordwainer Beach near High bridge

Wenson Martin, labourer Steinnietz's court

Wenstone Mary, widow, back 91 Callowhill

Wentland John, labourer Francis lane near Schuylkill

Wentling David, typefounder 5 Plum

Wentling George, farmer Fi'ancis lane near Sch.

Wenterling Wilham, labourer Wistar's court

Wentworth Thaddeus, confectioner cor. 3d and High

and Myer's court
Wentz Philip, labourer near 543 north Third
Wentz Samuel, merchant tailor 70 north Third
Wsntzel Martin, labourer Buttonwood near Fifth
Werthington William, m. d. 231 Lombard
Werthym Alexander J. m. d. 392 south Second
Wesbey John, mariner, back 51 Meade alley
Wescoatt Joel, corder cor. Oak and Coates—d h 401 N.

Front [see Wcstcott

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. WET

Wescott Robert, gentleman 212 Mulberry

Wesenei- Christopher, chemist 471 Race

Wt^perd Barbara, widow Fourth above Browne

Wessels John, merchant 29 Dock — d h 9 Pear

Wessells Mary, widow, back 32 P'^nn

West Alexander, mead garden High near Sch. Second

West Ann, widow cor. Tammany and Third

West Abbey, bonnet and cloakmaker 49 Spruce

tWest Abraham, ostler, back 239 south Second

West Barzilla, tailoress 158 Coates

West Catharine, widow cor. Wood and Prince

West Charles S. accountant 140 south Eleventh

West Charles C. merchant tailor 62 Chesnut

West David, tailor 8 Shields' court

West Esther, widow, back 14 German

West Francis, merchant 108 south Front

West Hannah, seamstress Queen above Marlboro'

West James, merciiant 155 N. Water — d h Vine N W

comer Front
jWest James, exchange oyster cellar 79 south Second

— d h 23 Walnut
West & Jeanes, salt merchants 155 north Water
West John, shallopman 6 Perkenpine's court
West John, mariner Lolar*s court
West John H. teacher Queen near Hanover
West John, patent sweeper 86 Crown
tWest John, drug pulveriser Eighth below Lombard
jWest John, oysterman 218 Race
tWest John, carter Cedar above Thirteenth
West Joseph, merchant 254 Arch
West Mary, widow 233 south Fifth
West Richard, sign painter Chesnut above Twelfth
West Robert, cabinetmaker and sofa manuf. 129 Wal-
nut— d h 98 south Fourth
f West Samuel, labourer Essex's alley
West Thomas G. clock and watchmaker 13 N. Third
West Wm. and John, painters & glaziers 133 N. Front
West William, mariner, back 12 German
West William, gentleman N W cor. Arck and Ninth
West William, sea captain 146 Pine
Westcoat Charles, labourer Cherry above Sch. Seventh
Westcott Charles, grocer & innkeeper 91 Plum
Wester Samuel, brickmaker High W. Sch. Fourth
jrWester Thomas, porter Emlen's court (N. L.)
Wester William, tailor 45 George (S)
Westlun Charles F. cordwainer, back 54 Newmarket
Weston Hamburgh, shoemaker cor. 6th&:Merriott'sl.
Weston John D, teacher 20 Dock
Westphall Charles W. watchcase maker and jeweller

268 north Second
Westphall Ferdinand, watchmaker and jeweller 11

York court
Wetherill Christopher, hatter 188 Sassafras

WHA whitely's annual

Wethenll Eliza, fancy store 62 north Second
Wetherill George D. & Co. druggists S E cor. Arch &:

Front
Wetherill George D. druggist 16 Arch
Wetherill Henry E, mariner 42 north Second
Wetherill John, druggist and colourman SEcor. Front

and Arch — d h near Frankford
Wetherill John P. druggist, &c. 65 north Front
Wetherill Joseph, gentleman 170 south Fourth
Wetherill Moi-decai, oil and colourman 8 South alley
Wetherill Samuel, druggist and colourman 65 N. Front

—d h 419 High
W^etherill Samuel & Sons, druggists and colourmen, 65

north Front
Wetherill Samuel P. druggist and colourman 65 and d h
^ 76 north Front

Wetherill Mrs. widow, boardinghouse 46 Cherry
Wetherill Thomas, carpenter 324 south Front
fWetherington Amelia, 183 south Seventh
Wetherstine Adam, grocer Tammany bel. Old Y. road
Wetherstine Richard, labourer Old York road
Wetherstine Samuel, nailer Old York r. bel. Tammany
jWetherton Archibald, waiter Shippen above Seventh
Wetzell Mary, mantuamaker 10 South alley
Wevill Ann, upholsterer N W cor Chesnut and Fifth
W^evill Sc Nicolas, upholsterersN W^ccr. Chesnut & 5th
Wextrim Samuel, mariner 53 Prime (S.)
Weyant John, drayman 526 north Second
Weyant Peter, carpenter Kunckel above St. Tammany
Weygand Philip J. baker 107 north Third
Weyman Daniel, innkeeper 308 north Front
Weyman Janet, storekeeper 257 north Second
fWeyman Samuel, waiter 3 Hurst
We\ fner John, cabinetmaker 7 Little German
Weymer Samuel, tinplate worker 341 nor;h Third
Whalen Catharine, widow Drinker's court
Whalen Dennis, coachman 35 Locust
W'haley John G. carter Federal above Second
W^haley Jonathan W. combmaker George (N. L.) n, 2d
Whaley Wm, labourer Prime below Second
Wharff Daniel, mariner 72 Catharine
Wliarfe James, boardinghouse 48 Walnut, and bottler

75 Dock
Wliartenby Joseph, late printer Clifton
W^hartenby Thomas, silversmith 117 Spruce
Whartman Michael, constable cor. Garden and Mul-

beriy alley
Wharton Charles, gentleman 136 south Second
Wharton, EUzabeth, widow 128 south Fourth
Wharton Deborah, Mrs. gentlewoman 29 Powell
Wharton Fishbourn, commission merchant 60 S. 4th —

d h 240 Spruce
Wharton John, cupper and bleeder 54 Vine
Wharton John, boot and shoemaker 87 south Front

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. WHl

Wharton John,bro)Ler 26 Walnut — d h Chesnut ab. 12th
Wharton Margt. ^ntlewoman 215 Wahmt
Wharton Robert, late mayor 135 south Third
Wharton Sarah, widow of Joseph, 151 south Fifth
Wharton Thomas F. & Fishbourn, commission merchts.

60 S. Fourth N W cor. Library
Wharton Thomas C. broker 87 Pine
Wharton Thomas F. commission mercht. 60 8c d h 128

south Fourth
Wharton Thomas, attorney at law 173 Walnut
W'hartman Barbara, widow 441 north Third
Wneaton Amos, gentleman Smith's ct. W. Sch. 8th
Waeaton Enoch, sea captain cor. Callowhill & Water
Wneaton WMliam, sea captain 391 north Front
Waeeler Charles, attorney at law 48 Walnut 8c 99 Vine
Wheeler Elizabeth, widow Farries's court
Wheeler Enoch, grazier 99 Vine
Wheeler Jacob t). attorney at law 34 south Sixth
Wheeler John I. merchant 255 High
Wheeler John, artist 1 York ct. (N.L,)
Wheeler John, tailor 78 north Water
Wheeler Mary, widow Carpenter above Fourth
W^heeler Mrs Lydia, 175 north Front
Wheeler Jona. I. corderVine st.whai'f,dh5 Pfeiffer'say .
Wheeler Samuel, justice of the peace, and black and

white smith 99 Vine
Wheeler Samuel 8c J. Exley, whitesmiths, scale beam
makers, and large screw cuttei-^, comer Brewer's
alley (Wood) and Kunckel
W^helan Patrick E. merchant 232 north Front

[see W/ieelen
Whelan Wm. grocer N W cor. Chesnut & Fourth
Whelen Israel, merchant High 4 doors bel. Eleventh
Whetstone Abraham, plasterer 279 south Fifth
Whetstone Isaac, ferryman 23 Coombs' alley
Whetstone Jacob, labourer 502 south "Second
Whetstone Nicholas, tobacconist 541 north Front
Whilldin Jonathan, pilot 245 south Front
Wnilldin Lambert, pilot, back 88 north Front
Whilldin Wilmon, capt. New Castle steamboat 224 S,

Front
Whipple Job, inspector of customs 69 Cedar
f Whipper Hannah, Blackberry alley
Whistler David, tailor 52 Charlotte
Whistler William, oak cooper 54 Charlotte
Wmtaker Ann, widow 45 Cedar street
Whitaker James, fancy chairmaker 33 Dock
Whitaker James, smith, 8cc, Fourth bel. Callowhill —

d h Old York road cor. Tammany
Whitaker Joseph, carter Sch. Fifth below Chesnut
Whitaker Joseph, smith, 8cc. Old York r. bel. Tammany
Whitaker J. 8c J. stove, sprig 8c nail manuf. 168 N. 4th
Whitaker John, hatter, back SO Chcrrv

WHI whitely's annual

fWhitaker Sarah, widow 6 Hinkel's court

Whitaker Thomas, carter Church st.

Whitebread Elizabeth, widow 74 Christian

Whitebread William, mariner 71 Christian

White Ambrose, merchant 294 High— d h 28 N. Ninth

White Andrew, Hunter's court

White Amos, grocer cor. Callowhill and Lawrence

fWhite Benjamin, waterman 11 Hurst street

White Brittain, jun. stock, &:c. broker 80 S. Front — d h

Vine above Tenth
White Charles H. cabinetmaker 33 north Seventh
White Charles, vict. 300 N 8th— stall 14 Old shambles
White Daniel, carter Lombard above Eleventh
W^hite David, carpenter 27 Prosperous alley
White Edith, widow 174 Locust
W^hite Ehzabeth, widow Arch above Sch. Third
fW^hite Esther, Mrs. 22 Shippen

White , labourer Maria below Old York road

White Francis, sawyer cor. Eleventh and Cherry
White George, black and whitesmith 28 Elfreth's ay.

— shop 29 Bread street
Wiiite George, planemaker 34 Juliana
fWhite George, china packer Hopkins' court
tWhite George, waiter 272 south Fourth
White Hannah, china store 380 north Second
White Henry, merchant 3 S. Water— d h 126 S. Third
White Henry, bottler 14 Almond *•

I White Henry, bootcleaner 12 south Sixth
White Hugh, tallowchandler Arch alley
White Isaac, shipwright St. John above Beaver
White & Irwin, comb manufacturers 37 north Third
White Jacob, dealer cor. High and Schuylkill Fifth
White Jacob, woodsawyer 92 Christian
White James G. nailer 24 Budd street
White James, carpenter 75 Budd
White James, accountant 157 south Fifth
White Jesse, innkeeper S E cor. Front and Spruce
White John, chemist's laboratory 163 St. John, drug

store 82 north Front — d h 117^ north Second
White John, shoemaker 61 Shippen
White John, 94 south Water— d h 96 south Front
White John, innkeeper 203 south Front
White John, tailor 127 Cedar street
White John, victualler Callowhill above Twelfth
White, Johnson & Tingley, merchants 233 High N E

corner Sixth
White Jonathan, carpenter 263 north Third
White John, wheelwright 10 & 21 Walnut
White John & Co. merchants 3 south Water—d h 96

south Front
White John, blacksmith High west of Permanent bridge
White rev. John, teacher 146 Race
t White John, porter Cedar near Thirteenth

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY WHI

White Joseph, confectioner 370 High street

White Joseph, ironmonger 162 north Second

White Joseph, storekeeper 54 High

White Joseph, hardware merchant 29 High — d h 7

Church alley-
White Josiah, wire manufacturer 172 Arch
White & Lippincott, hardware merchants 29 High
White Margaret, widow N. Eighih below Buttonwood I.
White Martha, widow 9 Coomb's alley
White Maria, widow St. Mary above Seventh
fWhite Martin, labourer Sch. Fourth above Filbert
White Mary, widow of Joseph, 2,7 north Third'
White Mary, Miss, spinster Tammany below St. John
White Miles, labourer 33 Prosperous alley
White & Milligan, drygoods store 54 High
White Richard, accountant at Washington hall hotel

— d h 37 Spruce
White Richard, porter 73 Plum street
White Robert, weaver Germantown road corner 3d
fWhite Robert H dealer 12 Burd's ct. & 163 Lombard
fWhite Robert, sweep 58 Small
White Rosina, boardinghouse 24 Washington street
White Samuel & Co. merchants 107 High
White Samuel, merchant 107 High
White SamueL labourer 43 Plum
White Samuel, oysterman, back 385 south Front
White Samuel, bellman Frankford road near Bedford
fWhite Samuel, labourer Maria above Fourth
White Sarah, boardinghouse 13th above Filbert
White Sarah, widow 17 south Fifth
White Thomas, teacher 369 N. Front, school 25 Coates
White Thomas, cordwainer 122 Cedar
White Thomas H. wine merchant, cor. Dock and Pear

— d h 224 Walnut
White William, d. d. bishop of the Episcopal church

89 Walnut
White William, coachmaker Broad below Arch
White William, tallow chandler 236^ north Third
White William, chandler, 20 Juniper lane
White William, weaver Perry below Pine
White William, storekeeper 6 south Sixth
White Wm.L. vict. 449 N.'Front-stall 16 Old shambles
Whitecar John, jeweller 81 Cedar street
Whitecar Thomas, cabinetmaker and mahogany dealer

91, 93, and 95 south Second {^see Whitaker

Whitehead Caleb, cordwainer, back 296 south Fourth
Whitehead Elias, cordwainer 78 German
Whitehead James, merchant 27 Vine
Whitehead John, merchant 27 Branch
Whitehead Lsetitia, Miss, York street
Whitehead Margaret, widow 62 Vine
Whitehead Robert, scrivener 72 Vine
Whitel Jacob, labourer 18 Brown*

WIA whitely's annual

Whitely Edward, printer, (editor and publisher of the

Philadelphia Directory) 64 north Fifth
Whitely Elizabeth, grocer, cor Sassafras & Thirteenth
Whiteman Charles, drayman Lawrence ab. Pegg's run
Whiteman Casper, carter 117 Green
Whiteman David, carter, cor 3d & George (S)
Whiteman Henry, ccrdwainer 152 Coates
Whiteman Jacob, 32 Ann (N L)
Whiteman James, sawyer Pleasant below Ridge road
Whiteman John, waterman Lily alley
Whiteman John, carter Say street
Whiteman Joseph, watchmaii 36 Coates
Whiteman Margaret, widow 19 Carter's alley
Whiteman Margaret, widow 472 north Third
Whiteman Michael, accountant 42 Wood
Whiteman Nathan, waterman Beach near High bridge
Whiteman Peter, carter S E cor Callowhill & Lawrence
Whiteman Peter, ladies' shoemaker 53 north Eighth
Whiteman Rachel, widow 117 Green
Whiteman Windell, tunier 509 north Second
Whitesell Conrad, brassfounder S E. cor. Browne and

St. John
Whitesell William, ropemaker Otter near Germ. r.
Whitesides Alexander, plasterer 456 Callowhill
Whitesides Barber, mariner, Second ab. Germ, road
Whitesides William, merchant 106 south Fifth
Whitford Robert, mariner 1 Gray's alley
Whiting Nathaniel, merchant 77 north Water
Whiting Isaac W. merchant 39 Vine
Whitlow Catharine, widow 23 Elizabeth
Whitmach Christian, welldigger Buttonwood 1. bel. 6th
Whitman Charles, boatbuilder 30 Christian
Whitman Nathan, jun. grocer 107^ High
Whitmire John, victualler 237 N 8th above Callowhill
Whitner John, carter 123 Browne
Whitney John C sea captain 146 Swanson
Whitney Lebius, accountant 199 Sassafras
Whitney Thomas, mathematical instrument maker,

manufactures surveying instruments generally, north

Sixth, about one mile from the city
Whitney R. M. merchant 19 south Front — dh96S. 8th
Whitney Thomas J. combmaker 107 south Second ,
Whittindale Robert, cordwainer 224 south Second
Whitman Nathan, 86 Crown
Whitmore Dyer, mason Upper ferry road
Whitton Abraham T. grocer Queen n. Shakamaxon
Whitton Elisha, gunner of the Hornet 502 S. Second
Whitton widow, huckster 35 Jones' alley
Whittelsey Elizabeth, widow China street
Whittick Joseph, mariner 3 Coxe's alley
Whittle Ann, hosiery store 15 south Second
Whyant Conrad, carpenter Galbreath's court
W^all Tnhn tailor 339jTonhFront

PHILAPELPHIA DIRECTORY. WIL

Wiatt Solomon, bookbinder Germantown r. above 2d

Wible Jesse, wharf builder 68 Budd

Wible Thomas, shipcarpenter 63 Budd

Wible William, carter Sarah near Bedford

Wickersham Thomas, merchant 161 Pine

Wickes Benjamin, shipmaster and drygoods store 210

south Second
Wickham Christopher, ivory and hard wood turner 79

Browne
Wickham & Co. military & fancy hardware store 94

High
Wickham Geo. D. lumber merch. Beach n. High bridge
Wickham James, sea captain 230 Pine
Wickham M. T. hardware merchant 94 High
Wickham Thomas, ostler Geim. road above 1st gate
Wickward Thomas, labourer 3 Gilles's alley •;
Widdiiield & Gaw, clock 8c watchmakers 449 N 2d
Widditield George, carpenter, back 171 High — d h 18

Greenleaf s court
Widdifield William, hardware merchant 42 north 2d —

d h 160 Arch
Widdiheld Wm. jr. watchmaker &c. 97 south Eighth
Widditield WiUiam, fruiterer 48 north Front
Widdowsome John, stonecutter 24 Filbert
Widerfelt Matthias, ladies' shoemaker 73 Small
Widner John, brickmaker Coates cor Charles (P T)
Wiebling William, cordw;^ner, back 71 Bedford
Wiegand C(jnrad, smith 340 Sassafras
Wiesey Hezekiah, tailor Shields' court
Wiessbauch, Wlllinm. combmaker Smith.'s alley
Wigfall Samuel, 69 High^
Wiggin 8c Whitney, merchants 19 south Front
Wiggins Ann, widow 5 Duke (N L)
■fWigguis Jolm, mariner, back 239 south Second
Wiggins Ruth, widow 112 Chesnut street
Wight Thomas, bookbinder 13 Sterling alley
Wight Thomas, cordwainer 88 north Fifth

[«ee Whight Ijf Voight
Wigmore Hannah, Mrs. china 8cc. store 72 Walnut
Wiketh George, hatter, back 268 Race
Wikoff Peter, merchant 146 south Tenth
Wilbund Catharine, widow 16 Bryan's alley
Wiibank John, brassfoundcr N R cor Seventh 8c Arch
Wilbe Thomas, shipwright 81 Budd near Poplar
Wilckens Henry, sexton of the German Lutheran

church, next door to the cor Fourth and Cherry
Wilcocks Richard H. merchant 61 south Water
Wilcocks Samuel, attorney at law 134 Walnut
Wilcox Charles G. late stock, 8cc. broker 167 S 11th
Wilcox Edward, tailor 16 Branner's court
Wilcox Miss Elizabeth, 301 Spruce
Wilcox James, tallowchandler S Second cor Federal
Wilcox Saml. cashier of the Mechanics' bank 40 N 5th

2n2

WIL whitely's annual

Wilcum Joseph, c?lbper Eighth above Tidmash
Wilder John, labourer Prime below Front
Wildes Joseph, inn and ferry keeper Camden (N J)
Wildey Jonathan B. Heyde's court
W'ildey Rich, shipjoiner Oak ab Coates — d h 177 St. John
Wile Andrew, bootmaker inquire at 42 north Fourth
Wile Conptd, cordwainer 112 Race » ,

Wile George, cabinetmaker Lawrence bel. Callowhill
Wile James, hatter Heyde's court
Wile John, cordwainer 20 Mulberry alley-
Wile Mary Ann, widow of Conrad, 12 Bread street
Wile Rebecca, widow, layer out of the dead 33 N Fifth
Wiler John, baker 5o Moyamensing
Wiley Alexander, merchant tailor 309 High
WileV Ann, shopkeeper 333 north Second
Wiley Benjamin, shoemaker 450 Race
Wiley Benjamin, carpenter 266 Sassafras
Wiley Elizabeth, widow Juniper above Locust
Wiie'y Ewing, rulemaker, back 268 Race
Wiley George, mariner 35 Plum
W^iley Hannah, widow, teacher 64 north Sixth .
Wiley Kesiah, widow, Budd Corner Laurel
Wiley John, weaver Juniper below Walnut
Wiley John, cordwainer Rose alley below Browne
Wiley Joseph, carter Simmons' court
Wiley Mary, widow N Eighth above Callowhill
Wiiey Mary, widow of James, 534 north Second
Wiley Mrs. widow bookfolder47 Strawberry street
Wiley Robert, grocer 39 South wharves
W^iley rev. Samuel B. Walnut above Eleventh
Wilhelm Frederick, cabinetmaker 344 north Third
fWilkes Henr\ , labourer, back 50 Currant all^y
Wilkey Rosina, widow, trader North street
W^ilkins & Black, merchants 18 north Front
Wilkins Isaac, merchant '18 N Front & Camden (N J)
tWilkins Isaac, waiter 90 south Seventh
vViikins Jacob F. cabinetmaker 209"Race
Wiikins James, coal measurer, back 14 Crab
W^iikins Jane, widow, cor Chesnut and Sch. Fifth
W^ilkins John, cabinetmaker 7 Meade alley
Wilkins Theresa, Mrs 17 Prosperous ay
Wilkinson Abner, tailor 136 S Water & 137 S Front
Wilkinson Ann, widow Smith's Siley
Wilkinson Charles, bookseller 75 south Second
Wilkinson Christ, carpenter and china store 284 Race
Wilkinson Elizabeth, widow 104 Poplar bel. Second
Wilkinson John, cordwainer 34 Coates
I Wilkinson John, ragman, back 93 Shippen
Wilkinson Mary, widow, tailoress 47 Mechanic street
Wiikinson Robert, painter and glazier 51 Budd
Wilkinson Thomas, shipcarpenter Hanover near Queen
Will Elizabeth, victualler 285 north Eighth

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. WIL

Will George, combmaker Poplar lane near Fourth
Will Isaac, carpenter Poplar 1. below 4th ^see U'ills
Will Martin, victualler north Eighth near Buttonwood
Will William, carpenter Poplar lane near 4th
Wlllard Abraham, blacksmith 8 Knight's court
Willard George, late constable cor Hazel &; Weaver's ay
Willard Martin, mariner 411 south Front
Willey Harriet, shopkeeper 4 Sassafras alley
Willett Samuel, innkeeper (Bird in the hand) 139 N. 4th
WiUiams Ann, widow, boardinghouse 188 N. Water
j-WiUiams Ann, widow 4 Middle. alley
Williams & Albertson, merchts. N W cor. High & Front
Williams Ann, widow, boardinghouse 193 north Front"
f WiUiams i.\nthony, mariner 18 Parham's alley
Williams Benjamin, dentist 114 Race
Williams Benjamin, accountant 186 north Front
WiUiams Catharine, teacher 8 Cypress aUey
Williams Charles, agent for the New York and Balti-
more lines of Post chaise and Coaches 28 S. Third
tWiliiams Charles, gardener 24 Blackberry alley
jWilliams Charles, labourer Atkinson's court
WiUiams David, labourer Lombard near Sch. river
WUliaras Daniel, jr. fruiterer 42 N. Front & TLsetitia ct.
•fWiliiams Daniel, labourer Fourth near Carpenter
Williams David D. druggist 300 ^outh Third
WUliams David, blacksmith Carroll's ct. near Fourth
Williams David, cordwainer 22 Franklin street
Williams Dennis, labourer 493 north Third
fWilliams Edward, labourer Juniper below Vine
Wdliams Elizabeth, widow 211 Spruce
WiUiams Elizabeth Miss, 205 Spruce
Williams Elizabeth, widow Stephens' court
Williams EUzabeth, widow S. Second bcl. Greenwich
Williams Ennion, accountant, surveyor & scrivener 54

FUbert
Williams Frederick, tailor Lily alley below Green
Williams George, merohant 71 north Seventh
Williams George, engineer CallowhiU ab. Washington
fWilliams George, carpenter 259 Spruce
Williams Henry J attorney at law, 86 Arch — dh 43

Walnut
Williams H. and T. R. cabinetmakers 73 Race
fWilliams Henry, carpenter 131 Locust
jWUliams Henry, coachman Dean's alley
WUliams Isaac, hatter 174 Race
fWilliams Jacob, waiter 114 Cherry st.
fWilliams Jacob, grocer, &c. 163 Lombard
WiUiams James, mercht. 286 High — d h 315 Arch
Williams James, carpenter 198 Pine
Williams James, currier 21 Plum
Williams James, fruiterer 32 Vine
fWilliams James, boardinghouse 40 Small
Williams James, tavernkeeper Frank, r. n. Shakamaxon

WIL whitely's annual

Williams Jesse, 298 Race

Williams Jesse, waterman Prime above Second (S.)

Williams John, lumber mer. cor. Sixth and Buttonwood

Williams John, ccrdwainer 19 Coates

Williams John, victualler James above Charles

Williams John, smith High west of Perm, bridge

Williams John, mari er, back 364 south Second

Williams John, rigger 110 Catharine

Williams John, watchman 31 German

Williams——, blacksmitli 2d above Gerraantown road

Williams John, caulker, back 110 Catharine

Williams John, labourctr St. Joseph's avenue

Williams John, whitesmith, alley running from Beach to

Allen
•fWiUiams John, la')ourer 249 Spruce
fWilliam^ John, sawyer Meredith's court
f Williams John, labourer 22 Plum
fWilliams John, mariner, back 126 Plum
fWilliams John, barber 4th bel. Germ. r. shop Poplar 1.
W.lliams Jonathan G. stiTekeeper 457 N. Second
Williams Joseph, lumber niei chant 205 Spruce
Williams Joseph, ladies' shoemnker 8th bel Christian
Williams Jos. cashier Com. Bajik N Wcor. 4th &Pine

•Williams Joseph, sawyer 20 Burd's court
"WilLams Julia Ann, widow Ui.ion alley

VViUiams Levin, woodsawyer 14 Stamper's alley
|S\ illiams Margaret, widow Bonsall street
Williams Mary, widow 43 Duke
Williams Mary, widow 37 Penn
Williams Mary, widow, back 44 Spruce
Williams Mary Mrs. Townsend's court
Wilhams Mary, widow, mantuamaker 139 south Tenth
|WiUiams Mary Ann, widow, back 54 Small
Williams Moses, fruiterer 3 Wood
^Williams Moses, profile cutrer 10 Sterling alley
Williams Moses, shoemaker 179 Cherry
Wilhams Nehemiah, cordwainer, back 120 German
fWilliams Phoebe, Meredith's court
Wilhams Rachel, widow 15 Fromberger's court
\\ illiams Richard, merchant 19 High — d h 141 Arch
Williams Robert, tanner Petticoat alley
Williams Robert, plasterer 24 B.irron st.
fWilliams Rosanna, widow 4 Pine alley
Williams Sarah, 140 south Ninth
Williams Samuel, cordwaintr Garden street
jWilUams Sampson, labourer Juni])er below Vine
Williams Samuel, currier 247 N. 3d— d h 273 N. 2d
Williams Saml. & Jos. mahogany yard Chesnut ab. IGth
Williams Samuel, lumber merchant 219 Walnut
Williams Saml. H. tinware manufacturer 258 High
Williams S & A. drygoods store 459 north Second
fWilliams Susan, widow 14 Stamper's alley
Williams Thaddeus, combmaker 457 north Third

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. WIL

Williams Theophiius, trusshoopmaker Hopkins' court
Williams Thomas, tanner and currier 451 north Front
Williams Thos. ScBcnj. tanners & curriers 461 N, Front
Williams Thomas, accountant 23 Woocl
Williams Thomas, cordwainer 11 Pine alley
Williams Thomas, constable 53 Coates
Williams Thomas, gentleman 75 Race
Williams Thomas, cordwainer 206 south Front
Williams Thomas, mariner 241 south Fourth
Williams Thomas, tavernkeeper NW cor. Penn and

Cedar
Williams Thos. waiter, back 129 Cherry
Williams Thomas, chairmaker 180 north Eighth
Williams William, Camden N.J.
Williams Mrs. of Wm. storekeeper 140 south Ninth
Williams Wm. P. tallowchandler 28 Stamper's alley
Williams William. J. 203 south Ififth
Williams William, labourer 65 Christian
Williamson Benj. ropemaker and shipchandler 57 south

wharves — ropewalk and d h Tidmash street
Williamson David, merchant 67 High
Williamson Hannah, widow Cedar corner Ninth
Williamson James, baker 1 Chancery lane
Williamson Jesse, carpenter 22 German
Williamson John, carpenter 207 Cherrj'
Williamson John and Isaac, hatters 193 N. Second
Williamson Joseph F. lumber merchant Spruce ab. 12th
Williamson Mary Ann, widow Sch. Second near Vine
Williamson Michael, iron merchant 56 N. 3d — d h 22

Key's alley *

Williamson Peter, druggist 63 Almond & N E cor. 2d
Williamson Stephen, dyer 28 north Eighth
Williamson Sidney, widow, sailmaker 4 Race St. wharf—

d h 93 north Water
Williamson Sarah, widow 24 Ann street
Williamson Wm- shipmaster, back Swanson n. Prime
Williamson Wm. sawyer, back 345 south Front
Willig George, musical magazine 171 Cliesnut
Willig George, jiin. jeweller & silversmith 171 Chesnut
Willing George, merchant 64 Pine
Willing George C. attorney at law, 36 south Sixth
Willing Richard, merchant 21 Penn — d h 42 Pine
Willing Rich. jun. merch. 23 S. Water—d h 191 Walnut
Willing Robert, tanner Petticoat alley
Willing Thomas M. & Richard, merchants 21 Penn
Willing Thomas M. merchant 21 Penn— d h 105 S. 3d

opposite Washington Hall
Willing-Thomas, gentleman 100 south Third
Willing W. S. stock and exchange broker 80 S. Froivt
Willing, White & Co. stock and exchange brokers 80

south Front
Willington Thos. woodsawyer Carpenter (S.) above 5th
WiUisford \ym. shipwatch 57 Penn

WIL whitely's annual

Willis Eliza, widow near 17 Cresson's alley

Willis Hannah, widow 35 Race

W^illis James, bricklayer 12 Schriver's coart

WiiUb John, late grocer 4 Stamper's alley

Willis John, oysterman S E cor. Sjiruce and Front

W^illis John, accountant 29 Race

Willis Jonathan, flour merchant 31 S. Water—dh 332

Arch
Willis Ruth, widow 141 north Fourth
Willis Solomon, turner 266 south Fourth
Willis S. & L. storekeepers upper 379 High
Willis Thomas, sea captain 35 Race
VV^iUis & Yardley, merchants 31 south Water
W^illits E. grocer, cor. Palmer and Prince
Willits James, bricklayer 61 north Tenth
WilUts Jeremiah, plasterer 153 N. Ninth below Vine
Willits John, bricklayer 61 north Tenth
Willits Joseph B. bricklayer 25 Wood
Willits Phcebe, milliner 7o Arch
WiUitts Archibald, carpenter, back 26 Cherry
Wills & Helverson, carpenters 106 Coates street
Wills James & Son, grocers 84 Chesnut
Wills James, jun. 84 Chesnut
twills John, labourer 154 Swanson
Wills Joseph, labourer 56 S. Second \see Wells i^ Will
Wills Josiah, cordwainer 81 Budd street
Wills Thomas, deputy marshal 40 Currant alley
fWilsher Jacob, sawyer Middle alley
Willson Matthew, carter Laurel (N. L.)
Willson Peter, mariner Rachel above Brown
Wilmer Henry, inquire 30 north. Fifth
Wilmer James 8c Peregrine, merchants 8 N. Front
Wilmer John, accountant 109 Vine
Wilmer John R. merchant 8 N. Front — d h 153 Vine
Vv^ilmer John, acccountant Taper alley
W^ilmer Lambert, city commissioner 120 N. Fourth
fWilmore John, sawyer Old York road below Noble
Wilson Alexander M. sea captain 170 S. Third
Wilson Alexander, victualling house 2£9 Cedar
I Wilson Ann, back 26 Barron
f Wilson Baner, porter Atkinson's court
Wilson Benjamin, caulker Front below Wharton
Wilson Benjamin, fur merchant 4 Minor street
Wilson Bennet, cordwainer, back 14 Oak (S )
Wilson Beulah, quilter Poplar lane near Front
Wilson Catharine, teacher 1 Fetter lane
Wilson Charles, carpenter 17 Prosperous alley
Wilson David, stonecutter cor. Juliana and Callowhill
Wilson Dorothy, widow, back 45 Meade alley
Wilson Edward, merchant 1 Greenleaf s ct— dwelhng
96 south Fourth Uee Willson

Wilson Enoch, captain Chester packet, 9 Relief ay.

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY, WIL

Wilson Ephraim, labourer, back 51 Prime st.
Wilson Francis, tobacconist 2 Pennsylvania avenue
Wilson George, morocco leather store 41 north Third
Wilson George, carpenter 137 north Fifth
Wilson George S. merchant 223 south Front
Wilson George, stonecutter 10 Fayette
Wilson George, hatter, 102 north Front
Wilson George, stonecutter 24 Crown
Wilson George, cooper Prime below Second (S.)
Wilson & Glenn, stonecutters cor. Crown & Callow hill
Wilson Henry, shipmaster 49 Penn
Wilson Hugh, bricklayer High below Sch. Third
Wilson Jacob F. cabinetmaker 500 Race
Wilson James, grocer cor. Germ, road & Second
Wi Ison James, mariner 9 York court
Wilson rev. James P. d. d. pastor of the first Presby-
terian church 24 Sansom
Wilson James, tailor, corner Water and Arch 8c comer

Water and Race
Wilson James, cabinetmaker 5th near Walnut — d h 209

Race
Wilson James, shipwright 27 Callowhill
Wilson James, merchant 261 High — d h N W cor 8th

& Race
Wilson James, cordwainer 4 Knorr's court
fWilson James, dealer 248 Lombard
fNVilson James, oysterman 129 Cherry
Wilson Job, carter James above Charles
Wilson John, livery stable Harmony — d h Marshall's ay
Wilson John, shoemaker Coates above Old Yord road'
Wilson John, carter 83 north Sixth
Wilson John, labourer 52 Queen (S)
Wilson John, blacksmith 214 south Fifth street
Wilson John, printer and broker 280 Cedar
Wilson John, cordwainer, back 104 Union
Wilson John, stonecutter, back 14 south Tenth
Wilson John, tavernkeeper 193 Chesnut
tWilson John, sawyer 6 Warner's couit
Wilson John, shoemaker Twelfth below Pine
Wilson Joseph H. 209 Race
Wilson Joseph, boatbuilder 27 Callowhill
Wilson Joseph, cordwainer Newmarket ab. Pegg street
Wilson Joseph H. 209 north Sixth
Wilson Joseph, chemist, back 34 north Fourth
fWilson Joseph, labourer Barclay's ay
jWilson Lxtitia, widow Jones' ay
Wilson Laban, labourer, back 26 Barron
Wilson Margaret, tailoress 2 Hoffman's ay
Wilson Margaret, widow 236 south Third
Wilson Maria, teacher female department Moyamens-

ing public school — d h 32 Dock
Wilson Margaret, tailoress 5 Lsetitia court

WIL wiiitely's annual

Wilson Mary, widow, back 217 north Sixth

Wilson Mary, widow M'Culloch's court

Wilson Mary, widow Camac near Germ. r.

Wilson Mary, widow 39 Christian

Wilson Mary, widow 14 Plum

Wilson Mary, widow 314 Vine

Wilson Matthew, carter, cor Laurel & Budd (N L)

Wilson Motheral, merchant 323 High, 138 N Second &

45 I^ey's ay
fWilson Myers, coachman Stuart's ay.
fWilson Pet-r, labourer ]^rowne near Fourth
fWilson Phillis,^washerwoman Dean's ay
Wilson Rebecc«t teacher Frankt. r. above Queen
Wilson Richard, mariner 508 south Front
Wilson Robert rheodore, merchant 127 High— d h 276

north Third
Wilson Robert, silversmith N W cor Fifth and Cherry
Wilson Robert, weaver cor George and Sch. Third
Wilson Robt M. late sea captain, cor. Passyunk & Sixth
Wilson Robert, weaver Tliirteenth above Cedar
Wilson Robert, tobacconist 147 north Second
tWilson Robert, oysterman 186 south S ixth
Wilson Samuel, printer 4 Rose ay
Wilson Samuel, carter Noble above Old York road
Wilson Sarah, widow St. Joseph's aveuue
Wilson Tljomas, stonecutter Nonnater's court
Wilson Thos. coach painter 12 Library — d h 44 Chester
Wilson Thomas, cashier U S bank, 2 Franklin row
Wilson Thomas, sea captain 47 Shippen
Wiiscn Thomas, bookseller 19 Sassafras ay
tWilson Thomas, mariner Small near Sixth
fWilson Thomas, labourer 16 Meade ay
W^ilson Thompson', drygoods store 226 south Second
fWilson Violet, widow 32 Lombard
fWilson & Wilkins, cabinetmakers 49 south Fifth
Wilson Wm, tailor Clymer's alley
Wilson Wm. carpenter 218 Green ab. Old York mad
Wilson W, shoemaker I'enth beloAV Vine *
Wilson Wm. assistant at museum 47 Currant ay
Wilson VV. &; Co. merchants 138 N Second & 323 High
Wilson W^. carter Beach near Hanover (K)
Wilson Wm. paperhanger 93 south Fifth
Wilson Wilson, livery stable keeper ^ Marshall's ay
Wilson & Wright, grocery & feed store, cor Ger. road

& Second *

Wilstach Garret B. mercht. 359 northJThird ab. Green
Wilstach Hannah, widow 6th above Wood
Wilstach John A. stove manuf, 174 N Second cor Vine
Wilt Abraham, carter Coates above Eighth
Wilt Abraham, gentleman 55 Sassafras
Wilt Hannah, widow 487 north Third
Wilt Jacob, shipjoiner 57 Coates
Wiltbank rev. James, 281 Chesnut

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. WIN

Wiltberger George, tinsmith Fourth S W cor Race
Wikberger Isaac, hardware merchant 105 High
Wiltberger Joseph S. mate of vessel 166 Pine
Wiltberger Peter 5c Son, hardware merchts. 105 High
Wiltberger Thomas, druggist &;c. 169 north Second
Wilton Mary, widow, back 32 Plum
Wiltse Benjamin, cabinetmaker Camden (N J)
Wiltse Cornelius, carter Camden (N J)
Wiltse Wm. labourer Cedar near Clifton
Wiman George, watchman Ger. road below Second
W^imer Andrew, matchmaker, -back 41 Prime
Wimer John, cabinetmaker 418 south Second
Wimley Catharine, 9 St. Tammany
W^imley John, labourer 54 \\'^ood
Windike Henry, coachman Shippen below Eighth
Wine Jacob, labourer 416 north Front
Winebrenner David, merchant tailor 100 Chesnat
Winer Mary, 20 Blackberry alley
tWiney Hannah, widow. Elbow alley
Winey John, blacksmith Emlen's court above Pegg
Winfield William, mate of vessel, 20 Union ay
Wing F^-ederick, baker 146 Spruce
Wing Jacob, shipmaster 401 south Front
Wingate & Jones, merchants 2 north Fourth
Wingate Peter B. merchant 2 north 4th
Winlet Isrl. pumpmakerS W cor Poplar & Charlottt
Winn EHsha, hatter 113 Lombard street
Winn Isaac, sawyer 91 Shippen street
Winn Isabella, widow 24 Catharine
Winn Jacob, woodsaw) er Rose alley near Browne
Winn Peter, late constable 116 Cherry
f Winn Richard, woodsawyer St. Mary street
Winn Samuel, cordwainer Pryor's court
tWinn Samuel, porter Eagle court
Winnemore Andrew, cabinetmaker High west of Per-
manent bridge
Winnemore Elizabeth, widow, back 380 south Second
Winnemore Jacob, gentleman 113 Lombard
Winnemore Philip, 72 Union

Winnemore Philip, mariner, back 578 south Second
Winnemore Thomas, hat manufact. 212 south Second
Winner Elizabeth, widow Beach near High bridge
Winner Joseph, collector 160 south Front
Winslow Charles, sea captain, Mifflin's court
Winslow George, combmaker, Poplar above St John
Winslow James, waterman St. John above Poplar lane
Wintafeld Abel, gunsmith 427 noith Third
Winter Jemima, widow 127 south Third
Winter Joseph, tailor S E cor. High and Thirteenth
Winter Stacy, tailor 79 Race
Winter Thomas, trussmaker 51 Pine
Winter William, tailor 6 and 28 S. Water— d h 136
N. Front

WOL WHITELY*S ANNUAL

Winters Adam, carter Vine above Thirteenth

Winters Ann, widow 50 Meade alley

Winters Garrett, carter 424 north Front

Winters William, labourer 269 Catharine street

Wiperd John, labourer Ger. road below 1st gate

Wirsham John, drayman 261 St. Johns

Wirt Peter, whitesmith, 143 south Tenth

Wise Casper, tobacconist 40 Bread

Wise Catiiarine, widow, back 6 Blackhorse alley

Wisely John, labourer Pitt near Germantown road

Wiseman John, ropemaker 480 south Second

Wiseman Joseph, coachpainter 1 Wood

Wiseman Nicholas, carpenter, Maria n. Fourth (N L)

Wiser Elizabeth, widow 197 Spruce

Wiser George, shoemaker, 187 St. John street

Wiser John, carpenter Third above Poplar

Wiser John, baker 115 north Ninth above Race

Wisinger Ann, widow, wirew orker 79 north Front

Wisner Frederick, sugar refiner cor. Shippen & Crab

W^isson Archibald, stonecutter Prospect alley

Wistar Bartholomew, merchant 133 High

Wistar Hannah Miss, 9 south Ninth

Wistar widow of Casper m. d. Washington square

Wistar Richard, gentleman 110 Chesnut

Wistar Richard, jr. mercht. 117 High— d h 110 Chesnul

Wistar Peter, wheelwright Fourth below Master

Wistar Thomas, gentleman upper 377 High

Wister Charles J. merchant 143 High

Wister J., J. M. Price, & C. J. Wister merchts. 143 High

Wister John, merchant, 143 High

Witchell Samuel, carter 167 north Sixth

Witham Ann, widow, 35 Jones's alley

Witham Charles, farmer Union alley (S)

Witham Isaac, ornamental painter Camden (N J)

Witham Thomas, carpenter 22 south Fourth

W\thers William, gunsmith 5 Baker's court

W'itherstine Christian, victualler 406 N. 4th ab. Browne

Withtrstine Joseph, cooper 34 Vine — d h Tammany

below Old York road
Withey Elizabeth, widow. Drinker's court
Withey Samuel, combmaker Miller's court (N L)
W'ithington Saml. jeweller 119 Chesnut
Witman Margaret, widow drygoods store 96 N. 4th

[see Whitcman
Witmer Henry, tavemkeeper 89 south Water
Witmer Jacob, hog vict. Eighth above Callowbill
Woeibert Margaret, widow of Thomas, Rogers' court
Woelp per David, victualler 18 Lawrence
Woclpper George G. gentleman 138 Race
Woelpper Rachel, widow, 63 Queen (S)
Woglom Abi-aham, bricklayer 149 north Ninth
Woglom Jane, widow of Peter 75 north Eighth
Wolberson Ann, washerwomaft''Oak below Coates

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. WOO

\Volbert Catharine, layer out of the dead 193 St, John

Wolbert Frederick, justice of the peace 427 N. Second

Wolbert Frederick, victualler 193 St. John

Wolbert George, vict. Moyamensing r. bel. Greenwich

Wolbert Margaret, Tammany N E cor. St. John

Wolf Abraham, shoemaker, back 113 German

Wolf Alexander, commission store S. 4th near Plum

Wolf Catharine, widow 9 Ms'ers' court

Wolf and Folwell, tailors 146 south Water

Wolf Elizabetli, widow Shakamaxon near Frankf. r.

Wolf George, baker Budd near Laurel

Wolf Jacob, Career 472 Sassafras

Wolf John G. cordwainer 458 north Second

Wolf John, carter 21 Noble

Wolf Margaret widow of Andrew, Hamilton nearSch.

Wolf Martin, labourer Thorn's court

Wolf Thomas, tailor 146 south Water

Wolfe Jacob, baker. Buttonwood near Fifth

Wolfe John, tinker 18 Cbarlotte

Wolfe William F. baker 390 south Second

Wolfe William B. accountant 99 north Fourth

Wolff Abr. black lead pencil manufactory 213 Cherry

Wolff Andrew, professor of music 206 Cherry

Wolff Peter, musician, 206 Cherr>' street

Woltington Catharine, widow Weavers' alley

Wollohen Jacob, carter 8 Moyamensing road

Wolmer Philip, labourer Sixth abeve Poplar lane

Wollston Michael, plasterer, back 147 Ciierry

Wolper Margaret, widow, 92 Wood

tVVomley Ralph, neatsfoot oilmaker Garden ab. Wood

Wonder G eorge, vict. Germ. r. "above Second

Wonder George jr vict. Gerraantown road near Fourth

Wonder Jacob, vict. Fourth above Masters (N L)

Wonder Samuel, vict. Coates above Seventh

Wonderly Charles, blacksmith, inquire 291 Arch ^

Wonderlv Elizabeth, widow of Wm. 102 N. Eig;hth—

stall 9 Old shambles
Wonderly Jacob, harnessmaker 77 Christian
"VVonderly John, litbourer, corner Chester
Wonderly John, grazier 177 Cherry
Wonderly Joseph, grazier 192 north Eighth
Wonderly Samuel, accountant 84 Crown
Wood Adna, hatstore 2h north Fourth
Wood Adna, hatter 85 N. 4th & 6 Cresson*s alley"
Wood Ann, widow 90 Gaskill
Wood Barbara widow q1 James, 159 north Front
Wood Bernard, shallopman Cadwalader
Wood Charles, shoemaker 163 south Front
Wood Charles J, hatter 47 CuiTant alley
Wood Clement, 323 Spruce
Wood David C. merchant 10 south Water
Wood Elizabeth, widow of Robert 71 south Fifth

woo whitely's annual

Wood Elizabeth, grocer cor. Plum and Fourth
Wood Elizabeth 8c Hannah, layers out of the dead, 279

north Third
tWood Elizabeth, washerwoman Mint court
Wood George, paper stainer, cor. Spruce 6c Eleventh
Wood George C franfework knitter 8 Passyunk road
Wood George B m. d. 85 Arch
Wood Hannah, widow 11 Willing's alley
Wood Hannah, seamstress 31 Greenleaf court

Wood , cabinetmaker Germ, road ab. first gate

Wood Isaac, boatbuilder 23 Callowhill — shop near 225

north Water
Wood Jacob, innkeeper & lastmaker 5 North alley
Wood James, merchant 28 south Front
Wood James, boatbuilder 55 Coates
Wood James, lace and fringe manuf. 65 Chesnut
Wood James, merchant 8 N. 2d.— d h 19 Church alley
Wood J. and T. merchants 8 north Second
Wood James C. merchant tailor 92 Race
Wood John, exchange broker 12 south Fourth
Wood John, boatswain of Navy Y ird 504 S. Front
Wood John, mariner Carpenter above Front
Wood John B. wheelwright, cor. Frank, road & Queen
Wood John, Germantown road above Third
Wood Joseph, mercht. 8 N. Second — d h 49 Arch
Wood Joseph, labourer Hamilton st. west Sch. Fourth
Wood Margaret, grocer 42 Cedar
Wood Obadiah, tailor 5i S. Water—d h 263 N. Front
Wood Richard C. attorney at law — office 72 S. Fourth

— d h 58 south Sixth
fWood Richard, porter, back 94 north Eleventh
Wood Robej't S. mate 501 south Front
Wood Sarah, nurse 361 north Third
Wood Sarah, widow Rose alley above Green
Wood Seaton, labourer Sixth above Poplar lane
Wood Stephen T. shoemaker Smith's alley
Wood Thomas, merchant 8 N.2d^d h 15 Church ay.
Wood Wm. B. manager of the New Theatre 26SansQm
Wood Wm. and Co. merchants 65 High
Wood Wm. millwright Pitt near Second
Wood Wm. stonemason Frankfoid road above Queen
Wood Wra. blacksmith Crown below Bedford
Wood Wm. and Thos. morocco dressers 73 S. Fifth
Woods Danl. S. stablekeeper bk. 26 N. 3d— d h 353 Race
Woods Elizabeth Mrs. back 7 Vernon
Woods JoTin, weaver cor. Washington and Vine
tWoods Joseph, sugarboiler Merriott's lane ab. Fourth
Woods & Montelius, merchts. 277 High— d h 246 Arch
Woods Wm. merchant 277 High— d h 246 Arch
^■Woodby Manuel, mariner Shields' court
Woodhouse Samuel, captain U^S. navy 218 Walnut
Woodland Isaac W. tailor 4 Hoffman's alley
Woodman Catharine, 286 south Fourth

PHILADELPHIA. DIRECTORY. WOR

Woodman Constant, merchant 55 High

Woodman Joseph, Camden N. J.

Woodrow Isaac, carter, back Parham's alley

Woodrow Isaac, carter, back 143 Moyamensing road

Woodruff Ann H widow 300 south Third

Woodruff Archibald, merch. 23 N. 8th & 48 N. Third

Woodruff E. labourer Frankf. road above Beach
Woodruff Phoebe, widow of Abram. George (N.L.)n. 2d
Woodruff Wm. engraver 41 Zane
Woodside John A. sign painter Loxley's court
Woodward Ann, widow 158 north Fifth
W^oodward Charles, sen, accountant S9 north Sixth
Woodward Charles, jun. cop])erplate printer 89 N. 6th
tWoodward Isaac, sawyer Cordwainer's alley
Woodward John G. shipwright, back 53 Prime
fWoodward Peter, mariner 179 .Cedar
W^oodward Wm. Hill, pnnter 7 Pear St.— d h 21 Zane
Woodward Wm. \V, bookseller & stationer S W cor.

Second and C'.iesnut — d h 21 Zane
Wooldridge Robert, oak cooper Chesnut above 13th
VVoolt Daniel, cordwainer 420 north Fourth
W^oolf John L. justice of the peace for N. L. and Penn-

town, intersection of north Fourth 6c Old York road

— d h 15 Juliana
Woolf Lewis, bleeder 30 Sugar alley
WooUett Wm. portrait painter 370 north Fourth
WooUey George, lumber merchant 168 north Fourth
Woolle'y Stephen, shingledresser 488 >{. Second
Woolly Elizabeth, widow, midwife 36 Appletree alley
Woolman Charles, bricklayer &c. 36 Chester
Woolston Benj. carpenter & grocer Poplar 1. n. Front
Woonderly Henry, oak cooper 153 Coates cor. Fourth
Wooster Isaac S sea captain 59 Penn
Work Frazer K carpenter 277 south Third
Work Samuel, carpenter 277 south Third
Workman J. lumber mer. 67 Swanson — d h 314 S. Front
Workman John, drayman 4 Eckfeldt's court
Worknot Conrad, constable 42 Ann
Worl George, cedar cooper 179 north Third
Wormly Ralph, renderer of oil 90 Small
Wormly S. labourer Frankford road below Queen
Worn Phihp, bookbinder 110 Vine
Wurn Thomas, carpenter 36 nortli Eighth
Worrali George, sheet iron and stove manufactory 26

and d h 92 north Second
Wcwrrall John, Irish linen warehouse &c. 49 S. Second
Worrell George W. tailor 25 Coates' alley
Worrell Hannah, widow 16 Wells's row-
Worrell Isaac, recorder of deeds, &c. for the city and

county of Piiiladelphia — office 4 east wing Statehouse
Worrell Jesse, tailor Schuylkill Eighth above Race
Worrell John, shoemaker 6 Wiley's court
Worrell Joseph, shoemaker Crown near Frank, road

2 o 2

WRI whitely's anvual

Worrell Joseph, carpenter 56 south Sixth

\\"orreH Margaret, widow 90 Cedar

Worrell Margaret Mrs Lombard street alley

Worrells, Hichardson and Co merchants 191 High

Worrell Robert, blacksmitli Lombard street alley

Worrell Wm. mercht. 67 & 191 High— d h 68 N. 11th

Worrell \\'. & John R. merchants 191 High

Worrell William, shoemaker 577 south Front

Woi^poch Andrew, carpenter Webb's alley

Wortendyke Mr. and Mrs. seminary 187^ S. Second

Worth David, merchant 41 north Front

Worthington Jonathan, grocer cor. Budd and Laurel

Worthington Robert Wm. m. d. 215 Lombard

Wotherspoon Thomas, merchant 127 south Ninth

Wouters Eleanor, nurse 56 Meade alley

Wray Andrew, grocer cor. Sch Eighth and Race

Wray John, hatter 20 Vernon [^see Bay ^ Bey

Wi-ay Matthew, labourer Galbreath's court

Wray Wm. drayman Thirteenth above High

Wrav Wm. grocery & drygoods stores 3, 5, 9 & 11 High

Wrench Henry, carter 224 Catharine

Wright Aaron P. drygoods store 11 north Second

Wright Archd. grocer cor. Germ, road and Second

Wright Catharine, widow Camden N. J.

Wright Catharine, widow, back 110 Catharine

Wright Catharine, widow, back 71 Christian

Wright & Cooke, merchants 13 south Front ^

|W>Ight Edward, stevedore Browne's court

Wright Elihu, carpenter 219 Lombard

Wright Ellis, carpenter 5 Perkenpine's court

Wright Enocli, tailor 80 Mulberry

Wright George, shipwright Marlboro' near Prince (K.)

fWright Hector, sawyer 14 Hurst street

Wright Isaac, grocer 48 Coates cor. Budd

Wright Jacob, shipca.rpenter Phillip's court

Wright James, ladies' shoemaker 21 Browne

Wright Jane, widow (9 Frankhn row) south Nmth

Wright John, tobacconist 4^ N. 6th— d h 44 Cherry

Wright John, accountant 50 Chester

Wright John, carter, back 171 Green

Wright John, labourer, back 113 German

Wright John, chemist 154 Lombard

Wright John, late grocer 89 Swanson

Wright John and William, grocers 352 High

Wnght Jonathan M mercht 151 High— d h 110 S. 3d

Wright Joseph, carter 14 Charlotte

Wright Joseph, carpenter 5 Hartung's alley

Wright Joshua, gentleman 11 north Second

Wright Margaret, widow 126 north Fifth

Wright Mary, shopkeeper Marlboro' below Queen

Wright Mai*y, mantuamaker 120 Locust

Wright Mar>', mantuamaker Rose alley

Wright Mrs. E. boardinghouse 117 south Thini

PHILADELPHIA DIRECTORY. YAR

Wright Peter, china store 27 N. 3d — d h Hazel alley

below Locust
Wright Robert, carpenter 74 north Eleventh
Wright Samuel, carpenter Arch wesi of Sch. Second
Wright Saml. G. mercht. 13 Cedar — d h 78 N. Front
Wright Sarah, bonnetmaker, &c. 81 N. 3d & 21 N. 4th
Wright Smithson, tailor 438 north Front *

Wright I horn as, salt merchant 138 N. Water — d h 201

north Fourth
Wright Thomas, Camden (N. J.)
Wright William, accountant, back 92 Vine »
Wright William E. lumber merchant and justice of the

peace, Hamilton village
Wright Wm. & James, grocers S W cor. Front & Arch
Wright Wm. mariner south Second below Prime
Wright Wm, labourer Prince near Cherry
Wrigley Francis, printing inkmaker Lombard bel. 10th
Wroth Ehzabeth, widow 85 Christian
Wunder Geo. victualler 4th bel. Germ, road — stall 10

N. L. market
Wunder Jacob, victualler Germ, road below Fourth
Wunder Samuel, victualler Baker's court
Wurtz Francis, vict. Germantown road below Fourth
Wurts Maurice and Wm. merchants 173 High
Wurts Maurice, merchant 173 High — d h 38 S. Front
Wurts John, attorney at law 205 Arch
Wurts Wm. merchant 173 High— d h Vine above 10th

[see IVirts
Wyant John, ropemaker Crown near'West (K.)
Wyles John & Co. dyers, 8cc. 119 north Second
Wylie Samuel B. d. d. teacher & minister of the Cove-
nanted church, Eleventh below High
Wylie Sarah, teacher 269 north Eighth [see Wiley

Wyman , watchman Germ, road above Otter

Wyman Jonas, mercht. 10 S. whar\ es — d h 94 Arch
Wymar George, carter, back 274 Christian
Wymar Margaret Mrs. 280 south Third
Wynard Elizabeth, widow 62 Coates
Wythe Kent Daniel, ornamental letterer of every de-
scription 25 north Sixth — d h 94 north Seventh
Wythe Mrs. seminary for young ladies, 268 Race

YAGER HENRY, victualler, stand cor. 8th and High

Yammer Sarah, widow 32 German

Yard Edmund J. collf^ctor of taxes 116 south Tenth

Yard George, printer 2 Hinkel's court

Yard Helen, widow 23 Elizabeth

Yard James, merch. Walnut st. wharf — d h 240 Walnut

Yard John, cabinet and chairmaker 30 north Fourth

Yard Mary Ann, widow 30 north Fourth

Yard Pearson, drygoods store 68 north Fourth

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fYard William, barber Callowhill near Lawrence & 27

north Tenth
Yarder John, cordwainer 146 St. John

Yardley , merchant 141 High & 38 north Fourth

Yardley Joshua, carpenter Fourth near George
Yardley Rachel, widow, miUiner 71 Mulberry
Yarnall B. H. hardware mercht. 39 High — d h 60 Arch
Yarnall Ellis, merchant 357 High
Yarnall E. H. merchant 235 and d h 357 High
Yarnall Israel, storekeeper 20 north Ninth
Yarnall N. & B. H. hardware merchants 39 High
Yarnall Mathan, hardware merchant 39 High — dh 67

Wood
Yates Abigail, nurse 7 York court [see Yeates

-#Yates David, labourer Prime below Second (S.)
Yates Edman, tinsmith 156 Spruce
Yeates Abraham, assistant to regulator Marble st.

Yeates , shallopman, back 86 south Third

Yeager Benjamin, victualler 235 Callowhill

Yeager Benjamin, brushmaker, back 14 Quarry street

Yeager Casper, blacksmith 4 Cresson's alley

Yeager George, skindresser and parchment maker 4th

above Poplar
Yeager Henry, victualler Garden near Callowhill
Yeager John, smith 13 Heyde's court
Yeager Joseph, cordwainer Pryor's alley
Yeager Joseph, engraver 37 Chester
Yeager, widow of John, 103 Sassafras
Yeager William, teacher Callowhill N E cor. St. John
Yeager William, cordwainer 103 Sassafras
Yeakley Conrad, carter 29 Charlotte
Yenser George, victuaJler Sixth below Germ, road —

stall 28 N. L. market
Yerger George, skindresser N. Second cor. George
Yerger John, cordwainer 146 St. John
Yerger John, skindresser 284 north Front
Yerger John, shoemaker 386 north Second
Yerger Matthias, 90 north Fourth
Yerger Peter, cooper John above Callowhill
Yerkes Titus, Red Lion hotel, 200 High near Sixth
Yerks Silas, flour and feed store 333 north Second
Yhost Ezekiel, blacksmith, shop Sixth near Passyunk —

d h Carpenter (S.) near Sixth [see Yofisi

Yocom James, accountant 12 Myers' court
Yocum George, mariner Cherry near Browne
Yohe George, (Washington inn) 4 and 6 north Fourth
Yohe Samuel, carpenter 8 Hoffman's alley
Yokem Margaret, widow of David, 166 north Fifth
Yonker Jacob, smith 27 Noble
Yoreous Henrv^, baker 18 Christian
fYorkcumer Elizabeth, widow 152 south Eighth
Yorke Ann Mrs. 387 Race
tYorke Mary, widow boardinghouse 61, Dock

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Yorke Mary Mrs. 146 Mulberry

•*"Yorke Mary, widow of Jonathan, George (S.) ^
Vorke Sannuel, sea captain 15 Catharine
Yorke Samuel, carpenter 1 Eckfeldt's court
Yorke William, carter 3 Wood above Vine
Yost John, victualler 28 Franklin court
Youck William, 204 Cherry
Younes William, carter 236 north Water
Youmans James, shipwright Oak near Coates
Young Andrew, tailor cor. Poplar and St. John
Young Andrew, labourer near Glasshouse (K.)
Young Andrew, brassfounder, back 538 north Third
Young Ann, widow, china store 87 north Seventh
Young Archibald, cordwainer Pottery alley
Young Benjamin, shipwright Hanover above Queen
Young Benjamin, victualler 43 N^ L. market
Young Christian, wheelwright Frank, road ab. Otter
Young Christian, innkeeper High W. of Perm. Bridge
Young Christopher, weaver 5 Wagner*s alley
Young Christopher, innkeeper 27 north Fifth
Young Clajrton, turner, back 47 Kunckel
Young Daniel, watchman Palmer near West (K.)
Young Daniel, glass and furniture store 31 Lombard
Young David, shallopman near 6 Emlen's court
Young Edwd. tavernkeeper N E cor. Race and Water
Young Elizabeth, widow Say street
Young Elizabeth, widow St. Mary's street
Young Eve, widow 267 Catharine
Young Francis, cordwainer 52 Callowhill
Young Francis, tailor 9 Pharriss's court
fYoung Francis, blacksmith Miles' court near Rose

_ Young George, basketmaker Christian near Fourth
Young George, brassfounder 424 north Third
Young HenrfV N E cor. Catharine and Second
Young Henry, paperhanger and marble papermaker.

Noble below Third and 5 Wagner's alley
Young Isaac, bricklayer Allen near Point road
Young Israel, ladies' shoemaker 34 south Second
Young Jacob, ropemaker cor. Passyunk and Sixth
Young Jacob, ferryman Camden N. J.
Young Jacob, blacksmith 164 Pine
Young Jacob, blacksmith, back 42 Prune — d h 8 Cy-
press alley
Young Jacob, labourer Wood near Queen
Young Jacob, labourer Christian cor. Queen
Young Jacob, laboure^orner Orange and West

tYoung James H. engw^er 8 south 8th — d h 73 Gaskill
Young James, dry goods store 219 south Second
Young Jane, boardinghouse S W cor. Pine and Penn *
Young Jeremiah, cabinetmaker 389 S Second — d h 13

Burd's alley
Young John D. hairdresser N W cor. Cedar &; Front
Young John, back 78 north Fourth

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Young John, tavernkeeper 32 N. Seventh corner Zane

Young John, cordwainer 287 south Third

Young John, plasterer, back 10 Cresson's alley

Young Joseph, smith Franktord road corner Palmer

Young Joseph, meal store cor Browne and Fourth

Young Lewis, cabinetmaker 261 south Second

tYoung Lewis, oysterman Small alley

Young Mary, widow Vienna near Duke

Young Marks, blacksmith 43 south Tenth ab. Walnut

Young Maria C. widow 157 Vine

Young Marks, blacksmith 26 Watson's ay

Young Martha, widow S W cor Sixth and St. Mary

Young Matthew, typefounder Cedar above Ninth

Young Michael, 81 Callowhill

Young Mrs. widow 393 south Second

tYoung Perry, brassfounder Paschall's ay near Fifth

Young Peter, milkman Broad near Ridge road

Young Peter, accountant 28 Sugar ay

Young Peter, tanner, cor Noble and north Fourth

Young Peter, jun. baker 191 N Fourth near Tammarjy

Young Philip, wheelwright 13 Summer's court

Young Philip, cordwainer Smith's court

fYoung Philis, widow, back 24 Passyunk

Young Robert, grocer 422 south Second street

Young Rosina, widow 28 Sugar ay

Young Samuel, fruiterer 185 N 2d cor Keys' ay

Young Susannah, ship's colour maker Farmer's row

Young Thomas, hardware merchant 203 south Second

Young Thomas, carpenter 263 south Third

Young Thomas, Marlborough below Prince

Young , widow 244 St. John

Young William, broker 1 Farmer's row
Young Wm. tailor N E cor Shippen and Passyunk road
Young WiUiam, Son, & Co. Delaware woollen factory
warehouse : they manufacture superfine broadcloths,
cassimers, sattinetts and fancy cords, 10 south Third
Young William S, merchant 10 & 49 north Third
Young Wm. weaver 85 Plum
tYoung Wm. boardinghouse &c. 20 Juniper ay
Yourhouse Frederick, musician 546 north Third
Yourhouse Jacob, paperhanger 546 north Third*
Yoursoune Giles, drayman Race above Broad
Yuckley George, carter 2 Oak st. (S.^ y
Yuckley John, cordwainer 2 Oak st. (S.)
Yuckley Mary, widow 2 Oak st. (S.)
Yutt John, labourer 69 Christian street

ZANE JESSE S. balance weigher 62 north Water—

d h 4 Elfreth's ay
Zane John, carpenter, back 200 Coates street

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Zane Sarah, gentlewoman 292 Chesnut

Zane Wilkey, oysterman 8 Svransou

Zane Wilkins, mariner 63 Penn

Zane William, tanner Cooper's ferry (N J)

Zane William, carter Lombard west of Broad

Zane William, carter 124 Queen (S)

Zantzinger Thomas B. merchant Twelfth ab. Walnut

Zargable Anthony, shoemaker Frankford r. ab. Otter

tZarr Philis, back 177 south Third

Zebley Benjamin, carpenter 40 Garden street

Zebley Benjamin Franklin, carpenter Smith's ct, N 5th

Zebley Jacob, inspector of customs 44 Union

Zebley Rudolph, carter 468 Sassafras

Zelin Jacob, 5 Little George

Zeiss Andrew, baker 244 Spruce

XeW Catharine, widow 5 Eckfeldt's court

Zell Christopher, grocer 25 Sassafras ay

Zell Jacob, drover, Lawrence above Wood

Zell Thomas, hardware merchant 272 High

Zeller Daniel, merchant 14 Branch

Zeller Jacob, 73 New

2^1ler Peter, cordwainer 127 north Fourth

Zeller Philip, gentleman, back 115 Sassafras

Zelley John, tailor 4 Branner's ay

Zelley Daniel, bricklayer Fourth near George (N L)

Zenser Jacob, weaver Marlborough near West street

Zentler Conrad, printer, office back 104 N Second — d h

233 Lombard
Zimmerman John, tailor 25 Lombard
Zimmerman Sarah, cakebaker 68 Sassafras
Zimmerman Sebastian, 368 north Third
Zingler Ann, widow Christian below Fifth
Zingler George, cordwainer 182 St. John above Green
Zingler Jacob, collector of taxes 74 New
Zin^rafFMary, widow grocer 5 Sugar ay
ZollickofFer Henry M, druggist N E cor 6th and Pine
Zottman Ann, storekeeper 84 north FHhrth

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WHITELY^S
Philadelphia Register,

FOR 1820.

List of Streets, Roads ^ Lanes, Alleys, Courts,
Avenues, Public Places, Wards, Wharves, and
Ship-yards, in the City, Northern Liberties {in-
cluding Kensington^, Penn Township, South-
wark, Moy amensing, and Passyunk.

{JlT" This list contains 208 streets, 12 roads, 16 lanes 153
alleys, 140 courts, and 7 avenues; being 1 street, 1 road
1 lane, 4 alleys, and 26 courts, more than has appeared
in any list before given to the public. The whole alpha-
betically arranged.

Academy of Fine Arts^ Chesnut above Tenth, north side

Acorn alley, from 52 Locust to Spruce ,

Adams street, runs south from FitzMtfilter above Sixth

Adelphi avenue, runs from Pegg to Noble

Adelfihi Public School Houie^ Pegg st

Alban street, from Norman to Clare alley

Alberson's wharf, opens at 99 Swanson street

Alder alley, runs from Castle street to North street

Allen's alley, from 159 south Sixth

Allen's court, from 150 Spruce

Allen street, runs N. E. from Frankford r. near Maiden

Allen's wharf, opens at 67 north Water

Almond street, from 314 south Front to 315 Second

Almshouse and House of Employment^ Spruce between

Tenth and Eleventh
American Fire Insurance Office, 101 Chesnut
Ann street, (N. L.) from 52 vine to (Pegg*s run) Willow

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Ann street, (Sch.) from Sch. Seventh to Eighth betweeii
Filbert and Arch

Ann street, from Twelfth to Thirteenth between Lom-
bard and Cedar

Anne street, (V.) from Wissahiccon to Charles between
Francis and \'ineyard

Annesley's wharf, first north of Walnut

Apollo street, see Crab

Apple street, runs south from George between Fourth
and Old York road

Appletree alley, from 50 north Fourth to Z5 Fifth

Apricot alley, runs from Currant to P(^lar alley

Arch street, see Mulberry

Argyle street, from the Delaware to 337 south Front

Arsenal street, from Gray's feny road to. Federal alley

Artillery lane, see Duke street

Ash alley, from Sch. Front to Second between High and
C^hesnut

Aspen alley, between Locust and Spruce and Sch. 2d
and Front sts.

Aspen alley, from Aspen court to Lombard

Aspen court, runs south from. Ash alley

Asheton street, (N. &: S.) along the Schuylkill from Vine

' to C^ar, west of and parallel to Front

Atkinson's court, opens at 153 Lombard

Baker's alley, from 35 Elm to 70 Vine

Baker's court, runs east from 49 Budd

Baker's court, from 145 Coates

Baker street, runs west from Spafford

Baker's wharf, first north of Bishop (K.)

Ball allev, from 120 Cedar to 77 Shippen

Ball's alley, from the Delaware to 391 north Front

Ball's wharf, opens at 391 north Front

Banks^ see the article Banks

Bank allev, from 86 south Second to 67 Dock

Bank street, from 70 High to 69 Chesnut

Barclay's allev, from 190 soutli Sixth ^

Barker street, from Sch. Fourth to Seventh between
High and Chesnut

Barron street, from 24 Gaskill street to 75 Cedar

Beach street, (Sch.) from the Perm. Bridge to Cedar

Beach street, (K) from the High Bridge to Bishop

Bearsticker's court, from 68 north Sixth

Beasley's wharf, below the Swede's Church

Beaver street, from north Second to Third between
Poplar lane and George

Beck's alley, from 172 Swanson to 453 south Front

Beck' a Shot Manufactorv, Sch. Second near Mulberry

Beck street, west from "Passyunk road near the inter-
section of Sixth

Beck's wharf, opens at 15 south Water

Bedford street (M) continuation ni Small to Eighth

Bedford street, (K) from Frankford road to Hanover

List of Streets^ Wc, 'w

Bell's court, runs west from Bingham's court

Bell's court, runs north from Marshall's ay

Benner's allej', from 85 Elm to Vine

Bernard's St. court, from 460 south Second

Bickham's court, back 2o4 south Front

Bickham's wharf, opens at 17 Swanson

Bickley & Taylor's wharf, at the High bridge

Bickle's wharf, opens at 7 & 13 north Water

Biddle's alley, from 78 High to 9 Elbow lane

Billings' court, from 110 north Eighth

Bingham's court, from 69 Spruce

Bishop street, from the head of Beach to Queen

Bishop's wharf, first south of Walnut

Blackberry ay. from Walnut to Spruce, and from Pine

to Lombard between Eighth and Ninth
Blackhorse ay. from 20 south Front to 19 Secor d
Bonsall street, from Ninth to Tenth between Lombard

and Cedar
Botanic Garden, corner Ridge road and Francis's lane
Bowers' J. wharf. Second south of Marlborough
Bowers' S. wharf. Third south of Maiden
Bowers' S. wharf and ship-yard. Third above Maiden
Bradford's ay, from 246 south Seventh to Eighth
Branch street, from 130 north Third to 59 Fourth
Branner's alley, from Bryan's alley to 180 Vine
Bread street, from 77 Mulberry to 70 Sassafras
Brewer's alley, see Wood street (N L)
Bridge street, runs from Lancaster Bridge through Man

tua village to the Lancaster turnpike road
Bright's wharf, opens at 123 and 127 north Water
Bringhurst's court, north from 29 Union
Bringhurst's wharf, opens next 97 south Water
Britton's alle\% runs from 205 north Water
Britton's J. wharf, opens at 149 north Water
Britton's Wm. wharf, opens at 207 north Water
Broad street, runsN from Cedar to Wissahiccon road
Broad-street Market, south Broad near High
Brooke's court, from 126 north Front
Brooke's wharf, opens at 109 north W'ater
Bix)wn's court, from 93 Sassafras
Browne street, (*N L) from the High bridge to Old

York road
Browne street, (K) from Cherry to Vine between Prince

and Duke
Browne's court, (N L) from 19 Budd
Browne's wharf, Second south of Warren
Browne's wharf, opens at 325 north Front
Brusstar's H. wharf, first above the intersection of Penn

and Beach, (K)
Brusstar's S. wharf, first south of Marlborough
Brusstar's alley, from Beach to Queen n. Shakamaxon
Bryan's alley, from 148 north Fifth to 141 Sixth
Bryon's court, runs south from 102 Cherry

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Buck road, S ETrom the U S arsenal Gray's ferry road

Budd street, from 67 Green to Germantown road

Burd's alley, (S) from 7S Catharine to Queen

Burd's alley, (C) runs from Raspberry to Watson's ay

Burd's court, runs south from 124 Locust

Burd's row, runs K & S back 40 Currant ay [se-e Eagle ct

Bush- Hill hotels north of Callowhill bet. Sch. 5th and 6th

Button wood ^Uey, from north 13th to Juniper near High

Buttonwood street, from the Old York road to Wissa-
hiccon between Noble and Green

Cable lane, see Newmarket street

Cadwalader street, situated between Second and the
Germantown road above Masters street

Caladonia court. Filbert between Tenth 8c Eleventh

Caldwell's wharf, first south of High

Callowhill street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill be-
tween Vine and Willow

Camac street, runs west from N Second near Mud lane

Camden Bank Office^ 21 Church ay

Carlisle's court, from 46 south Fifth

Carpenter's alley, from Sixth to Seventh between High
and Chesnut

Carpenter's alley, (S) runs N from 105 Catharine

Carjjenter's court, from 116 Chesnut

Carpenter's street, (S) from Church to Passyunk road

Carfienter^s Hall, back of 118 Chesnut

Carroll's court, enters Fourth near Germantown road

Carter's alley, from 65 south Second to 55 Third

Castle street, from Tenth to Eleventh bet. Race and
North

Catharine street, from the Delaware to Passyunk road
between German and Queen

Cauffman's court, from 147 north Second

Cauffman's court, from 14 Cherry

Cavanaugh's wharf, south side ot Argyle (Almond) st.
public landing

Cedar street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill between
LombarcUand Shippen, being the southern boundary
of the city

Centre alley, from Eleventh to Twelfth between Wal-
nut and Locust

Chancery lane, from 15 Coomb's alley to 32 Mulberiy

Charles street, from 335 Callowhill to Buttonwood

Charles street, (V) from Francis lane to George

Charlotte street, from 121 Browne to Poplar lane

Cheesman's wharf, first south of Maiden

Cherry street, from 74 north Third to Schuylkill .
^Cherry street, (K) from Queen to Fraiikfork road be-
tween Palmer and Vienna

C he ^ut street, from the Delaware to' Schuylkill be-
tween High and Walnut

Chesnut Ward, between Hig'h and Chesnut, the Dela-
ware and Fourth

List of Streets^ ^c, v

Chester street, from 297 Sassafras to Vine
China street, runs from 466 south Front to Second
Christ Church Hosfiital^ Cherry \jear Third
Christian street, from the Delaware to Passyunk road

between Queen and Prime
Church alley, from 20 north Second to 11 Third
Church street, runs soutii from 24 Christian street
Church ay. from Mulberry to 142 Cherry
Circus and Equestrian Theatre N E. corner of Ninth &

Walnut
City Disfien^ary, south Fifth below Library
City HalU S W corner of Fifth and Chesniit
City Hosfiital, corner Francis lane and Fourth
Clapier's wharf, first north of Cedar
Clare alley, from Tnirteenth to Juniper between Lam-
bert and Vine
Clawt^es court, from Brvan's alley running north
Cbiver alley, from 90 south Fifth' to 125 Sixth
Chfford's wharf, opens at 29 north W^ater
Clifton street, runs south from Cedar near Eleventh
Clinton's ship-yard, Wilson's wharf
Clover street, from Twelfth to Thirteenth bet. High 8c

Chesnut
Ciy mer's alley, from Fitzwalter near Passyunk r. to 6th
Coates' alley, from 134 north Front to 151 Second
Coates' court, from. 31 Newmarket street
Coates' street, from the Delaware to Wissahiccon road

between Green and Browne
Cobb's court, runs W from Fourth S of Poplar lane
Calhoun's whari, opens at 29 north Water
College avenue, runs E from Tenth below High
Columbia avenue, from near 179 Walnut to Locust

\^s€e Washington street
Columbia Garden^ High west of Thirteenth
Coraley's wharf^ Second north of Caliowhill
ComfTiercial Batik, 104 Chesnut
Commissioners Halt, ( Spring Garden,) corner Eighth

and Buttonwood
Cominissioners Hall, (S) Second street near Christian
Commissioners Hall, (N L) 323 north Third street
Commissioners. Offices, (City and County,) City Hall 8c

State-House
Connelly's wharf, first south of Warren
Connostoga- Waggon Inn, 140 High
Coomb's alley, from 44 north Front to 51 Second
Cooper's court, from 33 Mulberry
Cooper's court, (N li) from 404 north Front
Cordwainer's alley, from Pine to Lombard between

Ninth and Tenth
Council Chambers, (Select aud Common,) City Hall
Courtney's court, west from 120 north Eleventh
Cox's alley, from 300 S Front to 323 Second
Crab street, from th« Old Theatre running south

2p2

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Cranmer's cfourt, opposite 26 Garden street
Crawford's court, runs from 364 south Second
Crawford's wharf, opens at 99 north Water
Cresson's alley, from 96 north Fifth to 91 Sixth
Cresson's court, from 61 Cherry
Crooked-Billet wharf, opens at 21 south Water
Crown street, from 155 Sassafras to O York r& Willow
Crown street, (K) from Queen to Frankford road be-
tween Shakamaxon and Hanover
Currant alley, from W^alnut to Spruce between Tenth

and Eleventh
Custom- Hou/ie, south Second below Dock
Cuthbert's wharf, opens at 247 S Front, 25 Penn, and

9 Little Water
Cuthbert's wharf, first south of Coates' street (N L)
Cypress alley, from 144 south Third to 79 Fourth
Darby road, see Woodland street
Davault's court, runs west from 418 N Fourth
Davidson's court, from 151 Spruce
DaA is' court, runs south from 72 Christian street
Davis' court, runs W from Old York road above Fifth
Davison's alley, from Thirteenth to Juniper between

High and Chesnut
Dawson's court, from 83 Chesnut
Dean's alley, from 144 S Eighth to Blackberry alley
Dean alley or street, see Hazel
Debtor's Jail, corner of Mulberiy and Broad
Decatur street, from 210 High to Carpenter street
Delavau's ship-yard, opposite the Swede's Church
Delaware Insurance Office, 42 Walnut
/ Deval's court, runs west from 38 Ann, (N L)
Dispensaru, (City,) 37 south Fifth
District Court, held S E corner of Sixth and Chesnut
Dock street, from 158 south Front and 15 Spruce to 67

Third
Dock Ward, between Walnut anti Spruce the Delaware

and Fourth
Donaldson's alley, from Gray's ferry road to Federal ay

between Arsenal street and Buck road
Donaldson's alley, runs west from 70 Swanson street
Donaldson's wharf and mast-shed, Kensington
Downing's wharf, opens at 119 north Water
Drawbridge public landing, at the east end of Dock
Drinker's alley, from 108 N Front to 119 Second
Drinker's court, runs south from 66 Union
Duke street, (N L) from 242 N Front to 363 Second
Duke street, (K) runs N E from Palmer bet. Prince &

West
Duncan's court, from 289 S Fourth
Duval's court, runs west from 36 Ann, (N L)
Eagle court, bet. Locust & Spruce W from Currant ay
Eckfeldt's court, runs north from 4 South alley
Eighth street, (N) from 301 Higlj, running north

List of Streets ^i^c." vii

Eighth street, (S) from 265 High, running south to Pas-

syunk road
Eighth street, from Schuylkill (N 8c S) from Vine to

Cedar between Seventh and Broad
Elbow alley, from 184 south Sixth, and turns south to

Barclay's alley
Elbow lane, from Bank street to south Third
Elder street, from 32 north Seventh to Eighth
Eleventh street, (N) from 407 High to Vine
Eleventh street, (S) from High to Cedar bet. Tentii

aud Twelfth
Elfreth's alley, from 94 N Front to 105 Second
Elizabeth street, from Ninth to Tenth above Race
Elizabeth street, from 164 south Sixth to Seventh
Elm street, from 160 north Second to 153 Third
Elmslie's alley, from 118 south Second
Emlen's alley, from Clever alley to 5 Powell
Emlen's court, or alley, from Pegg st to 4 Noble
Equality court, see York court
Etris's court, trom 128 north Fifth
Evans' court, from 163 north Sixth
Eyre £c Massey's wharf, Second south of Chesnut
Eyre's E. wharf, third above Hanover
Eyre's F. ship-yard, at J. Eyre's wharf
Eyre's G. wharf and ship-yard, first south of Hanoi'er
Eyre's X, wharf. Second north of Hanover
Eyre's J. wharf and ship-yard, Second above Maiden
Eyre's J. ship-yard, at E. Eyre's wharf
Eyre's T. B. ship-yard, at Cheesman's wharf
Fairview street, from Schuylkill Fourth to Broad
Faries' court, runs north fromN. street above Tenth
Farmer's alley, see Sugar alley
Farmer's row, from 41 Dock

Farmer^s and Mechanic's Bank, 157 Chesnut ab. Fourth
Fayette street, from 53 Filbert to 262 Mulberry
Fearris's court, runs west from 148 north Front
Federal alley, from Arsenal street to Federal road
Federal street and road, from the Delaware to Schuyl-
kill between Prime and Wharton
Fetter lane, see Watkins' alley

Fifth street, (N.) from 197 High to tlie Old York road
Fifth street, (S.) from 163 High, runnhig south
Fifth street, from Schuylkill (N. & S.) from Vine to

Cedar between Fourth and Sixth
Filbert street, from 22 north Eighth to Schuylkill
Fisher's J. C. wharf, opens at 63 north Water
Fislier's T. & M. wharf, opens at 17 Swanson
Fitz waiter street, runs West from 32 Passyunk road
Flintliam's wharves, opens at 137 and 141 north Water
Flint's court, runs north from 13 Filbert
Floating Bath HousCy Delaware river, opposite High st
Flower's alley, from 42 Budd
Flower's wharf, at Argyle (Almond) st. public landing

viil Whifely^s Philadelphia Register.

Fordkam's wharf, first above ^^'"alTen

Fourth street, (N) the middle boundary of the wards

from 155 High to the Germantown road
Fourth Street (S) the middle boundary of the wards

128 High, running south
Fourth street, from Schuylkill (N. & S.) from Francis

lane. to Cedar between Third and Fifth
Francis lane, from Ridge r. n Hickory lane to Schuylkill
Francis street, from the Ridge road to Charles between

Francis lane and Anne
Frankford road, runs north from Maiden
Franklin court, runs south from 106 High
Franklin row, W. side of Ninth bet. Walnut & Locust
Franklin street, from Third to Fourth n. Germ, road
Frazier's court, runs east from Fifth bel. Christian
Friend's Academij for males & females 4th bel Chesnut
Friends^ jilms house, n. 70 Walnut bet. Third and 4th
Fries' court, runs west from 2 N. Eleventh
Fries' wharf, south side of Walnut street wharf
Front street, (N) from 21 High, running north
Front street, (S) from 14 High, running south
Front street, from Schuylkill (N & S.) from Vine to

Cedar between Asheton and Second
Fromberger's court, from 34 N. 2d to Hartung's alley
Fuller's alley, from Swanson to 403 S. Front [see Nie-

man's alley
Galbreath's court, N. from 119 Queen street
Garden street, from 297 Callowhill to Butionwood
Gardner's court, opposite Orange street south Eighth

below Locust
Gardiner's wharves, at 37 South wharves near Walnut
Garrigues' court, from 213 Sassaftas
Gaskill street, from 238 S. Second to 229 Fifth
Gaw's court, runs west from 84 north Front
George street, from Ninth to Schuylkill betv.'een Ches-
nut and Walnut, see Little George
George street, (N L) from n. 550 N. Second to Sixth
George street, (P r)from the Ridge road to Chr^rles st.

north of Vineyard
George street (S) from 12 Cedar to 31 German
German street, from 334 south Second to Passyunk,

see Little German
Germantown road commences at the intersection of

north Front and Maiden
Gilles' alley, from 136 Lombard to 119 Cedar
Girard's Banking- House, Third street opposite Dock
Girard's wharf, opens at 19 north Water
Gl lucester Point road (Old Front street)
Glasshouse Kensington
Glasshouse Cedar street near Schuylkill
Goddard's alley, from 2 New-market to 211 N. Second
Goforth alley, from 72 Chesnut to 71 Dock
Golden Eagle Hotel, N W corner of High and Ninth
Golden Swan Inn, 69 north Third

List of Streets^ ^c. ix

Goodwater alley, from Columbia avenue to 91 S. Eighth
Graff's alley, trom 57 Sassafras

Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, Chesnut st. ab. Seventh
Grape alley, (V) from Anne to George between Ridge

road and Powell
Grape street, from 24 south Eighth to 13 Ninth
Gray's alley, see Morris's
Gray's Ferry road, from Cedar near Schuylkill Front

running southwest to Scnuylkill
Greenleaf's court, runs west from 10 south Fourth
Green's court, or street, runs north fr.om 123 Pine
Green street, from 358 uorth Front to Old York road
Gree7i- Tree l7in. Sit 50 north Fourth
Greenwich street, runs from Front to Moyarnensing,

below Jervis's lane
Grice's J. &. F wharves and ship-yard, first above the

High Bridge (XL)
Grice's S. wharf and ship-vard, first above Maiden
Grindstone alley, from 81 High to Church alley
Gr'.sel's alley, from Little Oak to 13 Fitzwalter
Haines' alley, see Ncholson's alley
Halberstadt'Sc Haines' wharf, opens at 311 north Front
Hall street, see Beach

Hamiltou street, from Upper Ferry road to Broad
Hamilton's wharf, see Kern's wharf
Hanover street, from the Delaware to Frankford road

between Marlborough and Palmer
Hansen's court, runs west from Fifth bel. Christian
Harmony court, runs north from 27 Coates' alley
Harmony street, from 76 south Third to 47 Fourth
Harper's alley, runs from 83 south Water
Harper's alley, (Penn township) bet. Sixth & Seventii

street, runs northward from Poplar lane
Hai-per's wharf, opens next 83 south Water
Hart's court, from 37 New-market street
Harfi and Eagle Hotel, 43 north Third
Hartung's alley, from 26 north Second to 31 Third
Hause's court, runs nonh from Cherry east of Ninth
Hay Markets, Sixth corneroi Buttonwood st. and Moya-
rnensing road below Christian
Hazel alley, from Walnut to Lombard between Twelfth

and Thirteenth [see Perry &/.]

Hazlehurst's court, runs east from Tenth below High
Health Office, 39 south Fifth
Heyde's court, runs north from 23 Filbert
Hickory lane, running west from Old York road and

Coates to the Ridge road near Francis lane
High street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill between

Mulberry and Chesnut
High street Coffee- House, N. W. cor. of High and Ninth
High street Ward, betwee:* High and Mulberry, the

Delaware and Fourth
Hillegas 5c Clarkson*s wharf, at the High Bridge

X Whitely^s Philadelphia Register.

Hillzeimer street, see Lemon

Hinkel's court, from 203 Sassafras to Mulberry alley

Hinkel's court, (N. L.) runs north from 249 Vine

Hodge's wharf, opens at 85 north Water

Hoffman's alley, from 61 Cherry to 114 Sassafras

HoUingsworth's wharf, opens at 141 south Water

Hopkins' court, runs northeast from William between

Otter and Rose
Horse Market^ Race below Fifth

//bs/2im/,(Pennsylvania,)Pine between Eighth and Ninth
Hofif}italy (ChristXhurch) 107 Mulberry & Cherry near

Third
HosfiitaU (City,) corner Francis lane and Sch, Fourth
Hozey's wharf, see MafFet's wharf
Huddell's wharf, opens at 79 and ll7Swanson
Huddell's court, from 91 Swanson
Hudson's alley, from 112 Chesnut to Harmony street
Hudson's lane, runs W. from Passyunk r.near Christian
Hughes' wharf, first above Warren
Humane Society^s Apfiaratus^ for recovery of drowned

persons 89 S. wharves, 9 North wharves, & Noah's

ark, cor. Noble and Front (N.L.)
Humphrey's wharf, opens at 109 Swanson
Humphrey's wharf & ship -yard, bel.the Swede's church
Hunter's ct. east from N. Eleventh bet. High & Filbert
Hurst street, from 146 Lombard to 191 Cedar
Hutton's ship-yard, near the Navy Yard
Imlay's wharf, opens at 7 north Water
Increase court, from George to Juniper alley W. of Tenth
Irish lane, runs south from Cedar near Broad
Jacoby street, from Cherry to Sassafras between

Twelfth and Thirteenth
James alley, from Maple to Hillzeimer
James street, from Charles street to the Ridge road, be-
tween Callowhill and Pleasant
Jervis's lane, runs W. from Front below Wharton st (S)
John street, runs N. from Vine bet. Sixth and Lawrence
Johns street, runs from 466 south Front to Second

[5re Carfienter st. (S.)
Johns & Linerd's wharf and mast-shed, first south of the

public landing at the Hayscales, (N. L.)
Johnson'slane,runsW. from Moyamensingbel. Wharton
Joint alley, runs E. from Sch. Eighth near Chesnut
Jones' alley, see Pewterplatter alley
Jones' alley, (N. L.) runs south from Browne between

Budd and Second
Jones' alley, ruris north from 15 Mary's alley
Jones street, runs from Sch. Fourth to Sixth between

High and Filbert
Jones' wharf, opens at 127 north Water
Juliana street, runs north from 175 Vine and continued

above Buttonwood
Juniper alley, from Tenth near Walnut to Juniper lane

List of Streets^ c^t. xi

Juniper lane, from George to Walnut between Tenth

and Eleventh
Juniper street, (N. & S.) from Vine to Cedar between

Broad and Thirteenth
Kensington Public School^ Marlborough street
Kern's wharf, ouens at 119 south Water
Kessler's court, funs east from N. Fourth near Coates
Keys' alley, from 160 N. Front to 183 Second
Keyser & Gorgas's wharf, opens at 225 north Water
King street, see Beach
Knight's court, runs south from 170 Cherry
Knight's J. wharf, opens at 179 north Water
Knight's D. P. wharf, opens at 371 north Front
Knodle street, from Walnut to Locust between Sch. Se-
venth and Eighth
Knorr's wharf, opens at 195 north Water
Knose's court, runs West from 298 South Third
Kugler's court, opens at 130 Sassafras
Kunckel street, fr. Wood to Green bet. N. Third and

Fourth
Lsetitia court, from 30 High to Blackhorse alley
Lake's wharf, first north of Cedar
Lambert street, from Thirteenth to Juniper bet. Norman

and Clare alleys
Lancaster street, runs S. from Washington (S. ) ab. Front
Lancaster and Susquehanna Insurance Office^
Large's wharf,^ opens at ^5 Swanson
Latimer & Murdock's wharf, Third above Arch
Latimer's wharf, opens at 163 south Water
Laurel street, from 39 Spruce to York
Laurel street, (N.L.) from near 529 N. Front to Second
Laurence street, runs north from 255 Vine
Law's court, runs south from 106 Christian
Lebanon Garden^ in Cedar near Tenth
Leech's court, runs south from 156 Spruce
Lee's court, see Fries' court
Leiper's wharf, opens near 179 north Water
Lemon street, runs from 156 north Eighth to Chester
Lewis' alley, from 24 Small to Plum alley
Liberty alley, from 9 Duke' to 6 Green
Library y (Philadelphia,) in Fifth corner of Library st.
Library street, from 62 south Fourth to 35 Fifth
Life Insurance Office^ in Chesnut op. the State House
Lily alley, from Tammany near Second to near Coates
Little Dock street, from 50 Spruce to 177 S. Second
Little George street, from 50 south Sixth to 51 Seventh
Little German street, [commencement of Meade alley]

from 90 Swanson to 377 south Front
Little Oak street, from Pottery alley to Lewis' between

Shippen and Fitzwalter
Little Pine street, from Seventh to Eighth between Pine

and Lombard
Little Washington street, from Front to 2d S. of Federal

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Little Water street, from Lombard st. alley to 7 Cedar

Littleboy's court, opens at 48 Arch

Locust street, from 125 south Sixth to Schuylkill

I^ocust Ward, between Walnut & Spruce, south Fourth

and Schuylkill
Lodge street, from 78 south Second to Goforth alley
Lodge alley, from 16 s«uth Seventh to Eighth
Logan street, see Buttonwood
Lolar's court, runs west from 328 north Front
Lombard street Public School, between Sixth & Seventh
Lombard 'street, from 212 south Front to Schuylkill
Lombard street ay. from the Delaware to 249 S. Front
Lo'mbardy , west of the Centre square
Long lane, runs south from Cedar near Sch. Seventh
Lower Delaivare Ward, bet. Mulberry and Sassafras,

and the De^aware and north Fourth
Lownes' alley, see Elm.slie*s
Loxley's court, runs north from 115 Mulberry
Loxley's court, runs south from 30 Spruce
Lugar's row, enters Second north of Beaver
Lyndall's alley, from Twelfth and Thirteenth between

Walnut and Weaver's alley
Lyndall's court, runs east from Tenth below Pine
Lytle's court, runs east from 263 south Second
Madison avenue, from Sheaff 's alley to Vine street
Madison court, runs north from 23 St. Mary
Maffet's wharf, first below Queen (S.)
Magnolia street, runs south from >ioble east of Sixth
Magdalen Asylum, ccr. of Sch. Second and Sassafras
Marden's row, N. from Catharine bet. Front & Second
Maiden street, from the Delaware to the intersection

of the Germantown road and Front
Malt alley, from Nicholson's court to 206 Sassafras
Mansion- House Hotel, adjoining W^ashington Hall
Maple street, from 134 north Ejghth to 113 Ninth
Marble street, from 14 south Tenth to Eleventh
Margaret alley, from Twelfth to Thirteenth bet. Cher-

ly and Sassafras
Margaretta street, from 258 N. Front to 275 Second
Maria street, from north Fourth to Old York road, bet.

Coates and Browne
Marine Insurance Office, 47 Walnut
Maris & Evans' wharf, opens at 57 south Water
Marsh's wharf, opposite Swede's church
Market street, see High

Mark's lane, from 98 north Eleventh to Twelfth
Markoe's court, see College avenue
Marlborough street, from the Delaware to the Frank-
ford mad bet. Crown and Hanover
Marshal^s Office, west wing of the Statehouse
Marshall's alley, from 122 south Fourth to 137 Fifth
Marsh street, from the Delaware near the High bridge

to Front

List of Streets, ^t\ xiii

Mary's alley* from 27 Gilles's alley to south Sixth
Mary street (S.) from 496 south Front to 505 Second
Mary street (K.) from Cherry to the Frankford road
Masonic Halt and Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania,

Chesnut bet. Seventh and Eighth
Masonic Hall (African) Eleventh below Pine
Massey's wharf, opens at 15 south Water
Matlack's court, runs south from 12 Spruce
Maull's court, see Nonnater's coun
Mayor^s Court and Office^ S. W. cor. Fifth 8c Chesnut
M'Cloud's court, opens at 154 Race
M'C relish's court runs east from 337 north Third
M'Culloch's court, runs west from 144 north Front
M'Ginnes' court, runs east from 7 Vernon
M* Michael's court, runs east from Pitt above Beaver
M'MuUen's wharf, second below Queen
Meade alley, from 328 south Front to 349 Second
Mechanics* Bank, 9 south Third
Mechanic street, runs from 316 Vine to Maple
Mercer street, runs from Warren to Locust
Merchants* Coffee-House and Exchange, 86 S. Second
Merriott's lane, from south Fourth to Passyunk road

between Christian and Carpenter
Meredith's alley, enters Poplar lane above Third
Meredith's court, enters Fifth above Button wood
Middle alley, from 168 south Sixth to Seventh
Middle Ward, between High and Chesnut, and Fourth

and Schuylkill
Midlen's court, opens at 369 south Front
Mifflin's alley, runs west from 112 south Second
Mifflin's court, runs west from 320 south Front, see

Workman's court
Mifflin's wharf, opens at 133 and 139 north Water
Miles' alley, runs west from 102 south Tenth
Miles' row, near Rose and William
Miller's alley, runs east from 87 south Sixth
Miller's alley, from Sch. Eighth to Broad bet. Sassafras

and Vine
Miller's court, runs south from 158 Spruce
Miller's court, (^. L.) runs west from 314 N. Second
Miller's court, (N L.) runs north from 45 Green
Minor street, from 4 south Fifth to 3 Sixth
Mint (United States) 27 and 29 north Seventh
Mintzer's court, runs west from 244 north Second
Mint court, runs west from Raspberry lane bet. Cherry

and Sassafras
Model Public School^ Chester corner Maple
Moravian alley, see Bread street
Morgan's court, runs east from Eleventh to Paries*

court below Vine
Morgan's court, runs northward from Vine between

Eleventh and Twelfth
Morgan street, fr. Ninth to Tenth bet. Sassafras & Vine

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Morris's alley, from 62 south Front to 79 Second
Morris' wharf, opens at 115 south Water
Morris & Flowers' wharf, at Argyle st. public landing
Morton's wharf, opens at 105 south Water
Moyamensing Public School^ Queen above Sixth
Moyamensing road, runs south from the intersection of

Christian and Second
Mud lane, from the Black horse, Frankford road to the

Germantown road
Mulberry alley, from 148 N. Fifth to Sixth, see Bryan's

alley
Mulberry alley, from 282 north Eighth to Garden .
Mulberry court, runs west from 8 north Sixth
Mulberry street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill bet.

High and Sassafras
Mustum^ at the Statehousc, Chesnut street
Myers' court, from 203 Sassafras
Myers' court, runs east from 133 north Third
JVavy Yardy lower end of Swanson street
New Bank street, see Lodge street
Meiv-Englayid Inn, 5 south Water
JVew-Market House^ Second between Pine and Cedar
Newmarket street, from 19 Vine to 42 Green
Kenv- Market Ward, between Spruce and Cedar, the

Delaware and Fourth
New street, see Story
J\/'eiv Jaily see Debtors' Jail

JSTeiv Theatre^ N. W. corner of Sixth and Chesnut
Nicholson's alley, runs from 113 Cherry to Race
Nieman's alley, runs W. from Swanson to 403 S. Front,

see Fuller's alley
Ninth street (N.) from 339 High to Vine
Ninth street (S- ) from 304 High to Cedar
Nixon's wharf, opens at 11 Penn
Noble street, from 330 north Front to Sixth
Nonnater's court, runs south from 280 Mulberry
Norman alley, from Thirteenth to Juniper between

Sassafras and Lambert
Norris' alley, from 68 south Front to 87 Second
Norris' wharf, fourth above Hanover
jSforth America Bank, 99 Chesnut above Third
Morth America Insurance Office^ 40 Walnut
JVorthei-n Liberty Banky Vine below Third
JVorth Mulberry Ward, bfetween Sassafras and Vine

and Fourth and Schuylkill
North street, or alley, from 35 N. Fifth to 39 Sixth
North street, from 'fenth to Eleventh below Vine
JVort/i fVardy between High and Mulberry and Fourth

and Schuylkill
Oak street (N. L ) from Willow to the High Bridge

between the Delaware and Front
Oak street (S.) from 22 Crab to the Passyunk road
Ogilby's wharf and ship-yard, second below Argyle

List of Streets^ tsfc. xv

Ohio street, from Quince alley to Twelfth between Pine

and Lombard
Old Court Hou8€y Second, east end of Market house
Old Ferry, back of 45 north Water
Old Rotterdam^ at 118 north Third
Old Theatre, S. W, corner of Cedar and Crab
Old York road, from 121 Vine to the Germantown road
Olympic Theatre, N. E. corner of Walnut and Ninth
Orange street, from Seventh to Eighth, between Lo-
cust and Spruce
Orange street, (K.) fr. the end of Palmer to Frankf. r.
Orphan jlsyhim, cor. Cherry and Sch. Fifth
Orphan Asylum, 154 south Sixth street
Osbourn's court, W from Blackberi'y ay. S. of Walnut
Otter street, from Frankford road N.of Queen in a ser-
pentine direction to Second
Oyster Market, Spruce street wharf
Palmer street, from Queen to Frankford road between

Hanover and Cherry
Palmyra Square, Vine above Tenth
Paper alley, from Thirteenth to Broad between Filbert

and Mulberry
Parham's alley, from 104 Swanson to 393 south Front
Paschall's alley, from N. Fourth to the Old York road

between Green and Coates
Passyunk road, the boundary between South wark and

Moyamensing, runs S. W. from 178 Cedar
Patton's court, from 26 south Fourth
Peach alley, see Mechanic street
Peale^s Museum, Statehouse in Chesnut street
Pearson's court, E. from St. James' church N. Seventh
Pear street, from 62 Dock to 83 south Third
Peddle's wharf, opens at 63 north Water
Pe|>g street, from 290 north Front to 299 Second
Pemberton's alley, .see Benner's ^

Pennington's alley, see Crown street
Penitentiary and Slate Prison, cor. of Walnut & Sixth
Penn street, from 8 Pine to Argyle
Penn street, (K.) from the Canal to Beach street along

the Delaware
Pennsylvania avenue, from Bryan's alley to 138 Vine
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, N. side of Ches-
nut near Eleventh
Pennsylvania Hospital, Pine between Eighth and Ninth
Pennsylvania Bank, 86 south Second
Pennsylvania Insurance Office, N, E. cor. Second and

Dock •
Penntown, or Francistown, n. Ridge r. ab. Fi ancis's lane
Penrose's wharf, first north of Argyle st.p'ibuc landing
Penrose's wharves, between Catharine and Queen
Perkenpine's court, runs east from 43 Budd
Perot's wharf, at 39 and 43 north Water

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Perrj^ street, from Walnut to Lombard bet. Twelfth &

Thirteenth, continuation of Hazel alley
Peters' alley, from Charlotte near Browne to N. Fourth
Petticoat alley, from 125 Coates to Browne
Pewterplatter alley, from 14 north Front to 17Second>

see Jones' alley
Pfeiffer's alley, from 22 Newmarket to 235 N. Second
PfeifFer's court, east from Second to the Germantown r.
Phariss's court, runs W. from 148 north Front
Philadelphia Banky S. W. cor. of Chesnut & Fourth
Philadelfihia Dispensary ^ 37 south Fifth
Philaddfihia Library ^ corner of Library st. and Fifth
Philadelphia Insurance Office^ 94 south Second, corner

of Walnut street
Phillips' court, runs west from Rose alley near Browne
Phillips' ship-yard, first north of the Navy Yard
Philosophical Hall, in Fifth below Chesnut, west side
Ph(£nix Insmance Office^ 96 south Second
Pine alley, from Ball alley to 235 south Fourth
Pine street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill between

Union and Lombard
Pitt street, from Cohocsink creek to the Germantown

road between north Second and Third
Pleasant avenue, from 235 Lombard to Little Pine
Pleasant street, from Charles to Wissahiccon road bet.

James and Button wood
Plum street, from 230 south Second to Fifth
Plum alley, (M.) from Grisel's alley to south Sixth
Poplar alley, runs south from Walnut between Currant

alley and Eleventh
Poplar lane, fror.i 440 N. Front to Wissahiccon road
Portland lane, from 152 south Sixth to "Seventh
Port Wardens Office, 18 Walnut
Post Office, 116 "Chesnut
Pottery alley, from 8 Small to Little Oak
Powell street, from 100 south Fifth to 133 Sixth
Powell street (Penntown) from Francis to George
Pratt's court, from 396 north Front
Pratt's wjtiarf, opens at 93 north Water "
Presbyterian court, v/est from 170 south Fourth
Prichett's wharf, first south of Chesnut
Prime street, from the Delaware to Shippen's lane bet.

Carpenter and Federal
Prince street, runs N E from Shakamaxon bet. Bedford

and the Frankford road
Probate of Wills,'0^ce in the Statehouse
Prospect alley, east from 27 north Tenth
Prospect court, east from Eleventh between Filbert and

Mulberry
Prosperous alley, south from Locust between Eleventh

and Twelfth
Protc'stant Episcopal Academy, in Locust above Ninth
Prothonotary of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania^

Office in the State House

List of Streets^ ^c. xvii

Prothonotary of the Court of Common PleaSy Office in

the Statehousc
Prune street, from 110 south Fourth to near 81 Sixth
Pryor's alley, from near 152 south Ninth to 165 Tenth
Pryor's wharf, opens next 385 north Front
Pullin*s court, runs south fr. 6 Locust [see Trusty's ct.]
Pump alley, west from Spafforcl below Shippen
Quarry street, from 36 Biead to 101 north Third
Queen street, (S.) from the Delaware to Passyunk road

between Catharine and Christian
Queen street, (Point-no-Point road) N E from Frank-
ford road near Otter to Gunner's run
Quince street, from Walnut to Lombard bet. Eleventh

and Twelfth
Race street, see Sassafras
Rachel street, north from Browne to Laurel between

Budd and Second
Randall's court, west from Blackberry alley ab. Locust
Randolph's court, west from 126 north Second
Ranstead's court, see Patton's
Rapin's court, south from 102 High
Raspberry alley, fr. Walnut to Spruce between Ninth

and Tenth
Raspberry lane, from 173 Cherry to 286 Sassafras
Read's alley, from 190 Cedar to 5 Small
Recorder of Deeds^ Office in the Statehouse
Red's court, runs south from 198 Cedar
Red store wharf, opens at 75 north Water
Relief alley, from Carter's alley to Dock
Relief street, from 218 south Front to 237 Second
Remmington 6c Simmon's wharf, opens at 223 N. Water-
Richardson's court, north from 159 Sassafras
Ridge road, see Wissahiccon
Rihl's court, west from 536 north Third
Rising Sun Inn, 133 Sassafras near Fourth
Rittenhouse place, N. side of Locust above Ninth
Robbins' wharf, opens at 9 Little Water
Rogers' court, runs north from Pegg street
Rose street, runs N E from Germantown road bet. Otter

and Second
Rose alley, (N. L.) from Tammany n. Third to Browne
Rose alley, runs north from 127 Locust
Ross's wharf, opens at 97 south W^ater
Rowlinson's court, east from 169 north Second
Rugan street, from 347 Callowhill to Jam€s
Rush's court, west from 142 south Fourth
Russell's wharf, first south of Pine st. public landing
Sansom's alley, from Willow to Noble, between St. John

and north Third
Sansom's row, north side of Walnut bet. Swanwick and

Eighth
Sansom's Union row, (N. L.) 258 north Second

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Sansom street, from south Seventh to Ninth between

Chesnut aiid Walnut
Sarah street, trom Queen near Frankford r. to Bedford
Sassafras alley, from 190 Sassafras to Bryan's alley
Sassalras street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill bet.

Cherry and Vine
Saunders' court, east from Pitt near Beaver
Say street, from Sch. Seventh to Eighth between Sassa-
fras and Vine
Say's alley, from Cherry to Walnut, west of Thirteenth
Say's court, west from 36 north Third
Say's whirf, opens at 19 north Water
Scheme r.iley, see Vine alley
Schiveiy's alley, see Bryan's
Schleisnjan's alley, east from N. Third between Poplar

lane and Beaver
Schneider's wharf, opens at 315 north Front
Schriver's court, east from 71 north Eighth
Schuylkill Bank, S E corner of High and Sixth
Schuylkill road, runs from Washington to Bridge street,

west of the river Schuylkill
Scott's alley, from 379 High to 96 Filbert
Scott's court, enters Poplar lane above Front
Second street, (N.) from 67 High to Mud lane
Second street, (S.) from 52 High running south
Second street, from Schuylkill (N. & S.) rnns from Vine

to Cedar between Front and Third
Segan's wharf and ship-yard, opens at 371 north Front
Sen's court, south from 60 Sassafras
Seveji-Stars Inn^ N W corner of Fourth and Sassafras
Seventh street, (N.) from 263 High to Vine and conti-
nued north from Camac
Seventh street, (S.) from 228 High to Passyunk road
Seventh street, from Schuylkill (N. & S.) from Vine to

Cedar between Sixth and Eighth
Shakamaxon street, from the Delaware to the Frank-
ford road between Sarah and Crown
SheafTs alley, from N. Eleventh n. Sassafras to Twelfth
Sheph^d's alley, see Churcli's alley
Shepherd's court, west from 36 north Third
Sheriff's Office, in the Statehouse
Shield's alley, from 140 S. Ninth to Raspberry alley
Shield's court, runs south from Relief alley between

Front and Second
Shippen's lane, from Cedar near Broad to Federal
Shippen street, from 266 south Front to Irish lane
Shoemaker's court, back 10 north Front
Shoemaker's wharf, first S. of Mulberry street public

landing
Shriver's court, east from 71 north Eighth
Simmon's court, west from 216 north Front
Sim's alley, from the Delaware to 15 south Water

List of StreetSy £sfc. xix

Sims' wharves, opens at 153 and 159 south Water and

Pine street landing
Sink's court, runs south from 98 Gaskill
Sixth street (N.) from 233 High to the Germantown

road north of Vine — it is the boundary line between

the Northern Liberties and Penn township
Sixth street (S.) from 162 High to Carpenter
Sixth street, from the Schuylkill (N. & S.) from Vine to

Cedar between Fifth and Seventh
Small street, from Passyunk road near Cedar to Bedford
Small alley, opens at 27 Barron, see George (S. )
Smith's alley, from near 219 S. Third ta32 Springett

alley [see Gaskill]
Smith's alley (N. L.) from 119 Green to 128 Coates
Smith's court, runs south from High near Sch. Eighth
Smith's court, north Fifth near Vine
Smith's court, west from 172 north Eighth
Smith's J. wharf, opens at 349 north Front
Smith's W. T. wharf (Red stores) 111 and 75 N. Water
Smith's wharf, opens at 67 north Water
Sober's alley, from 129 Walnut to Library
Soup, Societies for supplying the poor gratis — Western^

Marble near Eleventh— ^or^ern, Smith's alley (N .L.)

— Southern^ 49 Gaskill
South Mulberry Ward^ between Mulberry & Sassafras,

the Schuylkill and Fourth
South street, see Cedar

South street or alley, from 10 N. Fifth to 7 Sixth
South Ward^ between Chesnut and Walnut, and Fourth

and the Schuylkill
Southern Dispensary, 98 Shippen
Spafford street, from 50 Small to Fitz waiter
S/iarks's Shot Manufactory^ Carpenter street between

Front and Second
Spring- Garden Tavern and Wigivam, in north Sixth

near Buttonwood
Springett alley, from 238 south Second to Third [see

Gaskill]
Spruce street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill between

Locust and Pine
St. Andrew's street, from Sch. Second to Broad between

Hunter street and Francis' lane
St. George's alley, from 55 Elm (New) street
St. Jolm street, from Pegg's run or Willow street to

Cohocsink creek
St. Joseph's avenue, from Sch. Fifth to Sixth between

High and Chesnut
St. Mary's street, from 220 south Sixth to Eighth
Stable alley, from south Seventh to opposite 46 Eighth
Stall's court, from 203 Sassafras to Bryan's alley
Stamper's alley, from 208 south Second to 163 Third
Stamper's wharf, opens at 127 south Water
Starr alley, from 163 Cherry to 189 Sassafras

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State Arsenaly between Market and Chesnut 8c Twelfth

and Juniper streets
State House^ the S. side of Chesnut bet. Fifth and Sixth.
Stein rnetz's court, runs east from 93 north Fourth
Steinmetz's court (N. L ) N. from Buttonwood n. Fifth
Sceinmetz's wharf, opens at 51 north Water
Stephens* court, runs west from 404 north Front
Sterling's alley, from 15 Cherry to 118 Sassafras
Stewart's alley, from Cherry to 394 Sassafras
Stewart's court, west from Eleventh near Sassafras
Stewart 8c Wiltberger's wharf, opens at 173 N. Water
Stiles' wharf, first north of Coates street
Stillhouse's wharf, first north of Christian
Stillhouse alley, runs west from 330 north Front
Story street, from 152 north Third to near 93 Fourth
Strawberry street, from 58 High to 55 Chesnut
Sturgis's court, runs back 133 Lombard
Sugar alley, from 32 north Sixth to 23 Seventh
Sugarhouse alley, from Vine to Wood, east of Third
Summerl's wharf, opens at 75 north Water
Summers' court, runs west from 414 south Second
Swanson street, south from 10 Cedar
Swanwick street, from Little George to 153 Walnut
Swede's alley, runs south from 12 Christian
Swede's court, runs east from 459 south Second below

Christian
Swift's wharves, below the Swede's Church
Tammany street, from 318 N . Second to the Old Yorkr.
Taper alley, runs north from 53 Green ^

Taylor's alley, from 5S south Front to 73 Secona
Tenth street, (N.) from 373 High to Wissahiccon road
Tenth street, (S.) from near 371 High to Cedar
Thatcher's wharf, opens at 319 north Front
Thatcher's alley, (N L) fr. Emlen's alley to Rogers' ct.
Tlieatre (New)'N W corner of Chesnut and Sixth
Theatre^ (Old)S E corner of Crab and Cedar
Third street, fN.) from 115 High to Germantown road
Thivd street, (S.) from 90 Higli running south
Third street from Schuylkill, (N. & S.) runs from Vine

to Cedar bet. Second and Fourth
Thirteenth street, (N.) from High to Vine bet. Twelfth.

and Juniper
Thirteenth street, (S.) from High to Cedar bet. Twelfth

and Juniper
Thomas' wharf, opens at 137 Swanson
Thompson's court, see Browne's
Thorn's court, enters Fourth near George (N. L.)
Tidmash street, from Passyunk road facing Carpenter

street to Shippen's lane
Timber lane, from Frankford road above Shackamaxon

street to Turner's lane
Ton alley, from 57 south Water
Torr's court, runs E. from the Ridge r. above Wood

List of Streets^ ^c. xxi

rownsend's court, runs south from 86 Spruce

Traquair*s court, runs east from 1 1 N. Tenth

Trimble's court, from 510 N. Front

Trinity church yard, back 185 Spruce

Trotter's alley, from 22 south Second to Strawberry.

Trusty's court, runs S. from 6 Locust, see PuUin's court

Tunis' wharf, opens at 71 south Water

Turner's alley, see Carpenter street

Turner's court, runs N. from near 101 Catharine

Twelfth street (N.) from High to Vine bet. Eleventh

and Thirteenth
Twelfth street (S.) from High to Cedar between Ele-
venth and Thirteenth
Union alley, from 180 Swanson to 463 south Front
Union Canal Comfiany ^ office 79 Dock
Union Insurance Office^ 45 Walnut
Union street, from 166 south Front to 79 Fourth
Union street (K.) from Bedford to Prince between

Marlborough and Hanover
United States Bank, Carpenter's court
United States Insurance Office, 49 Walnut
United States Jrsenal, Gray's ferry road, S. of Cedar
United States Medical Deposit office^ 207 S. Fourth
United States Stai^e Office, 30 south Tiiird
United States Loan Office, Carpenter's court
Unity court, south from 12 Little Pine
University of Pennsylvania and Medical Lyceum, south

Ninth near High
Ufifier Delaware Ward, between Sassafras and Vine,

and Fourth and Delaware
Upper ferry road, from Callowhill near Washington to

the Upper Bridge
Vanduson's wharf & ship-yard, first north of Hanover
Vernon street, from 44 Cedar to 29 Shippen
Videl's court, west from 58 south Second
Vienna street, from Prince to West st. between Cherry

and Wood
Vine alley, runs from Tenth to Broad above Vine st.
Vine street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill between

Sassafras and Callowhill, being the northern boundary

of the city
Vineyard street, from the Wissahiccon road to Charles

between Anne and George
Vineyard's ship yard, at S. Brusstar's wharf
Wagner's alley, from 135 Cherry to 252 Sassafras
Walker's court, I'uns east from 239 north Second
Wallace's court, runs west from 10 N. Front
Wall's elbow, rnns from Emlen's to Rogers' court
Wall's wharf, opens at 127 south Water
Wain's R. wharf, opens at 135 south Water
Wain's W. wharf, opens at 7 Swanson
Walnut alley, from Thirteenth to Juniper bet. Cherry

and Sassafras

xxii Whitely''s Philadelphia Register.

Walnut street, from the Delaware to Schuylkill bet.

Chesnut and Spruce
Walnut Ward, bet. Chesnut and Walnut, the Delaware

and Fourth
Walter's wharf, opens at 355 north Front
Wardens Office, 18 Walnut
Warder's wharf, first south of Sassafras landing
Warder's wharf, (N. L.) opens at 371 N. Front
Ware's wharf, second below Christian
Warren street, from Quince to Twelfth, N. of Spruce
Warren street, from Beach to Queen, between Hano-
ver and Bishop
Warner's court, south from 230 Shippen street
Washington court, runs north from 205 Lombard
Washington Hall, Third street ab. Spruce
Washington Square^ bet. Walnut and Locust and Sixth

and Washington street
W^ashington street, see Columbia avenue
Washington street, a continuation of High from the Per-
manent Bridge, running through Hamilton village
Washington street, (Penn township) east irom the

Ridge road, between Green and Hickory
Washington street (Penn township) north from Vine,

between William and Front
Washington street, (South wark) runs from 550 south

Front to Moyamensing road
Water street, (N.) from 16 High to Willow, or Poole's

Bridge
Water street, (S.) from 12 High street to Pine
Watkins' alley, from 22 Bread to 85 N. Third
Watson's alley, from Branch to Story
Watson's alley, runs south from 104 Locust
Watson & Paul's wharf, first S of Chesnut st. landing
Weaver's alley, runs from Twelfth to Thirteenth, bet.

Lyndall's alley and Locust
Webb's alley, from 221 Cherry to 334 Sassafras
Wells' alley, from Oak street to 371 N. Front
Wells' row". Eighth below Green (P. T.)
West street, from the Frankford r. to Wood ab. Duke
West's court, east from 27 Newmarket-street
West's Picture Exhibition, Spruce street above Eighth
West's C. wharf, first north of Vine street landing
West's W. wharf, opens at 155 north Water
Wharf street, south from Cedar along the wharves
Wharton street, from the Delaware to Passyunk road,

between Federal and Reed
Wharton's wharf, opens at 67 Swanson
Wharves, (N.) from High along the Delaware
Wharves, (S.) from High along the Delaware
White-bear Inn, 220 High Street
White's ship-yard, at J. Bower's wharf (K.)
Whitehall street, see Well's alley
White-horse alley, from Cherry to Walnut alley

List of Streets, ^c, xxiii

IVhite-Sivan Inn^ 106 Sassafras near thii-d

IVidoivs* Jsylum^ High west of Sch. Seventh, S. Side

IVidoivs* and Single Womens' Asylum, Cherry corner

Schuylkill Fifth
Wiggin's court, runs south from 62 Cherry
Wilcock's wharf, opens at 57 S. Water
Wiley's court, runs south from Castle street
W^illiamson's court, from 262 Cedar to 71 Bedford (M.)
William street, from Otter to Rose
Willing's alley, from 98 S. Third to 75 Fourth
Willing 8c Francis* wharves, at 15 and 25 Penn
Willow court, runs south from 182 Pine above Sixth
Willow street, (Sch.) from Locust to Cedar, between

Schuylkill and Beach
Willow street, (N. L.) from Delaware along Pegg's run
Wilson's wharf, second south of Maiden landing
Wissahiccon road, or Ridge road, N. W. from the cor.

of Ninth and Vine
Wistar's court, runs south from Vine east of Broad
Wittman's alley, from Kunckle n. Callowhill to Fourth-
Wittman's court, runs west from 400 N. Second
Woglom*s court, east from 73 N. Eighth
Wood street, (N. L.) from 190 N. Second to Schuylkill
Wood street, (K.) runs from Queen near Gunner's run

to West street
Woodland street, or Darby road, runs S. W. from the
intersection of the Lancaster turnpike and Washington
Workman's court west trom 320 south Front

[see Miffiin^s court
Wright's alley, from Miller's alley to Pme between

Sch. Eighth and Broad
York Buildings, on the south side of Walnut between

Washington street and Eighth
York ocurt, runs east from 37 Budd
York street, from 135 south Third to Laurel
Zachary's court, north from 31 Walnut
Zane street, see Elder

MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.

TO FOREIGNERS.

Aliens are informed, that such as have arrived in the
United States since April 14, 1802, must report them-
selves to the clerk of some court of record ; and wait
five years before they can be naturalized, even though
they may have declared their intention to become citi-
zens some time since.

Those who have not made their declaration must do
that also, three years before they can be naturalized.
By the law of Congress, the certificate of report and re-
gistry must be produced to the court, as an evidence of
the time of arrival in the United States, at the time of
application to be naturalized ; and by a law passed
Marcli 22, 1816, said certificate of report and reg'istry
must be recited, at full length, in the certificate of natu-
ralization, otherwise such certificate will be of no vali-
dity.

WILLIAM PENN's DEED, FROM THE INDIANS, IN 1685,

This indenture witnesseth^ t/iat-We, Packenah, Jarck-
han, Sikals, Partquesott, Jervis Essepenauk, Felktvoy,
Hekellappan Econus, Machloha Metthconga^ Wissa
Powey, Indian Kings, Sachemakers, rigiit owners of all
lands, from Quing Quingus, called Duck creek, unto
Upland called Chester creek, all along by the west side
of Delaware river, and so between the said creeks back-
wards as far as a man can ride in two days with a horse,
for and in consideration ©f these following goods to us
in hand paid, and secured to be paid, by William Penn,
proprietary and governor of the province of Pennsylva-
nia and territories thereof, viz. 20 guns, 20 fathoms
matchcoat, 20 fathoms stroud water, 20 blankets, 20
kettles, 20 pounds powder, 100 bars of lead, 40 toma-
hawks, 100 knives, 40 pair of stockings, 1 barrel of beer,
20 pounds of red lead, 100 fathoms ot wampum, 30 glass
bottles, 30 pewter spoons, 100 awl blades, 300 tobacco
pipes, 100 hands of tobacco, 20 tobacco tongs, 20 steels,
300 flints, 30 pair of scissors, 30 combs, 60 looking
glasses, 200 needles, 1 skipple of salt, 30 pounds of sugar,
5 gallons of molasses, 20 tobacco boxes, 100 jewsharps,
20 hoes, 30 gimblets, 30 wooden screw boxes, 100 string
of beads — Do hereby acknowledge, &c. Given under
our hands, &c. at New Castle, 2d day of the eighth
month, 1685.

The above is a true copy from a copy taken from the
original, by Ephraim Morton, now living in Washing-
ton county, Pennsylvania, formerly a clerk in the land
office, which copy he gave to Wm. Hutton, and from
which the above was taken in (kittle York, this 7th of
December, 1813. A. M'C.

Whitely^s Philadelphia Register, xxiii

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.

DUTIES PAYABLE BY LAW

On all Goody, Wares, and Merchandise, imported intg
the United States of America, in American or Foreign
ships or vessels — to have effect from and after the 30th
of June, 1818.

Note. — The articles in italics are not specified in the law, but
pay the duties affixed to them.

}Jj^ See List of free articles at the end of this table.

A American Foreign^ other

Articles manufactured from and British. than British,

brass, i roH , steel, pe w ter, lead ,
or tin or of which those me-
tals, or either of them is the
material of chief value — brass
wire, cutlery, pins, needles,
buttons, button moulds, buc-
kles of all kinds, cannon, mus-
kets, liro and side arms.

Ale, beer, and porter in bottles.

The same otherwise imported

Articles not free, nor subject to
any other rate of duties,

Artificial flowers,

Alum,

Almonds,

Ancliors,

Brad, sprig, and tacks, not ex-
ceeding 16 oz. pr. M.

Above 16 oz. pr. M.

Books, printed.

Boots,

Brushes,

Bonnets and caps for women

Bristles,

Copperas, 100 cents per cwt. 110

Copper rods, bolts, spikes or
nails, and composition rods,
bolts, spikes or nails, 4 cents per lb. 4.4

Copper manufactures, 25 per cent, ad val. 27.5

China ware, earthenware, stone
ware, porcelain and glass ma-
nufactures, other than win-
dow glass and black glass '
quart bottles, 20per cent, ad val, 22

(1)

20 per cent. ad. val.

15 cents per gal.

16.5

10 cents do.

15 per cent ad. val.

16.5

30 per cent. do.

200 cents per cwt.

220

3 cents per lb.

3.3

2 cents per lb.

2.2

5 per M.

5.5

4 per lb.

4.4

15 percent, ad. val.

16.5

150 cents per pair

165

30 per cent ad. val.

30 per cent do.

3 cents per lb.

XXIV

WhHeli/^s Philadelphia Re^^ister.

Cotton manufactures of all de-
scriptions, or of which cotton
is the material of chief value,
and on cotton yarn, twist, and
thread, till the 30th of June,
1819— .(after that day only 20
per cent.)

Cabinet wares, and all manu-
factures of wood, carriages ot
all desciiptions, and parts
thereof,

Cordage and cables, tarred,

, untarred yarns, twines,

packthreads, & seine twine.

Cassia, Chinese,

Cinnamon,

Cloves,

Canes, walking sticks & whips,

Cosmetics, washes, balsams,
perfumes, Sec. Sec,

Clothing, ready made,

Candles, tallow,

wax or spermaceti,

Chtese,

Chocolate,

Cocoa,

Coal,

Coffee,

Corks ^

Cofifiery (braziers)

Carfiets^ isfc. (woollen)

Cotton,

Currants,

Dyeing drugs, and materials for
composing dyes, not subject
to other rates of duty, such
as. Verdigris^ Saffi^on^ Cochi-
neal^ life.

Fans, Feathers, ornaments for
head-dresses.

Figs,

Floor cloths, painted. Mats of

. grass 01* flags,

tish, foreign caught,

MacKarel,

— — Salmon,

all other pickled,

^ G

Glass, black quart bottles,

window, not above 8 by 10

inches in size.

^^merican
and British.

Foreign^ other
than British.

25 per cent ad val. 27.5

30 per cent. do. 33

3 cents per lb. 3.3

4 cents per lb. 4.4
6 cents per lb. 6.6

25 do. do. 27.5

30 per cent, ad val. 33

30 per cent. do. 33

3 cents per lb. 3.3

6 cents per lb. 6.6

9 do. do. 9.9

3 do. do. 3.3

2 do. do. 2.2

5 cts. p. heaped bushel 5.5

16.5
16.5
27.5

5 cents per lb.
15 per cent, ad val.
15 percent, do.
25 per cent. do.

3 cents per lb.

3 do. do.

.5 per cent, ad val. 8.25

30 per cent. do. 33

3 cents per lb. 3.;

30 per cent, ad val. 33

100 cents per quintal 1 10

150 cents per barrel 165

200 cents do. 220

100 cents do. 110

144 cents per gross 158.4
250 cts. p. 100 sq. feet '"'" "

Whnely''s Philadelphia Register.

XXV

Glass, not above 10 by 12 do.

if above 10 by 12 do.

cut,

manufactures, other than

the above,

Gum Arabic,

Senegal,

Gold leaf,

Glue,

Gunpowder,

Hempen cloth or sail cloth, ex-
cept Russian and German li-
nens, Russia 6c Holland duck,

Holland duck not exceeding 52
archeens eacli piece.

Hats or caps of fur, wool, lea-
ther, chip, straw, or silk,

Hemp,

Iron and steel wire, not exceed-
ing No. 18,

over No. 18,

— — in bars and bolts, manufac-
tured without rolling,

in pigs,

■ castings,

— — slieets, rods, and hoops,

in bars, and bolts, when

manufactured by rolling and
on anchors,

spikes.

Indigo,

Jewelry, gold, silver, and other
watches and parts of watches ;
gold & silver lace, embroide-
ry and epaulettes ; precious
stones and pearls of all kinds,
set or not set ; Bristol stones
or paste work, and all articles
composed v/holly or chiefly of
gold, silver, pearl, and pre-
cious stones,

L -

Laces, lace veils, lace shawls or
shades of thread or silk,

Lead, in pigs, bars, or sheets,

in shot,

— - red or white, dry or ground
in oil,

American Foreign , other

and British. than British.

275 cts. p. 100 sq feet 302.5
325 cts. do. 357.5

30 per cent, ad val. 33

20 per cent.

do.

7.5 per cent.

do.

8.25

7.5 per cent.

do.

8.25

15 per cent.

do.

16.5

5 cents per lb.

5.5

8 cents do.

8.8

20 per cent, ad val. 22

250 cents per piece 275

30 per cent, ad val. 33

150 cents per cwt. 165

5 cents per lb. 5.5

9 cents do. 9.9

75 per cwt. 82.5

50 do. 55

75 do. 82.5

250 do. 275

150 do. 165

2 do. 2.2

15 do. 16.5

7.5 percent, ad val. 8.25

7,5 per cent.

1 cent per lb.

2 cents do.

3 cents do.

8.25
1^1

2.2

3.3

XXVI

Whitely^s Philadelphia Register.

Molasses,

Munafactures of leather, or of

which leather is the material

of chief value,
Mace,

Millinerv of all sorts,
Mustard,

N
Nails,
Nutmegs,
Nankeens,

Oil, spermaceti, of foreign fish-
ing,

whale or other fish do.

oli\ e, in casks

•■ ■■ salad,
Ochre, dry,
• in oil,

Printing types.

Pimento,

Paper of every description,paste-

board, paper hangings, blank

books, parchment or vellum.
Playing cards.

Perfumes, &c. (see Cosmetics,)
Plums and prunes,
Prussian blue.
Pepper,
Pickles, capers, olives, comfits,

and sweetmeats, preserved in

sugar or brandy.
Plated (silver) saddler)-, coach

and harness furniture,
Plated ware, other than the

above,

Russia sheetings, (white,) not

exceeding 52 archeens each

piece,
Russia sheetings, (brown,) not

exceeding 52 archeens in a

piece,
Russia duck, not exceeding 52

arclieens each piece,
Ravens duck, as above.
Raisins, muscatel, and id jars,
— ^-i— all other,

jimrrican Foreign, otke^-

and British. than British.

5 cents per gal. 5.5

30 per cent, ad val. 33

100 cents per lb. 110

30 per cent, ad val. 33

30 per cent. do. 33

3 cents per lb.
60 do do.
25 per cent.

25 cents per gal.
15 cents do.
25 cents do.
30 per cent ad val.

1 cent per lb.

1.5 cent do.

20 per cent, ad val.
6 cents per lb.

30 per cent, ad val.
30 cents per pack,

3 cents per lb.
20 per cent, ad val.
8 cents per lb.

30 per cent, ad val-
25 per cent. do.
20 per cent. do.

3.S
66
27.5

^7,5
16.5
27.5
33
1.1
1.^5

22
6.6

3.3

22
8.8

27.5

250 cents per piece, 275

160 cents do. 176

200 cents do. 220

125 cents do. 137.5

3 cents per lb. 3.3

2 do do. 3.2

Whitely^s Philadelphia Register. xxvii

Saltpetre,
Steel,

Stockings, of wool or cotton,
of silk or thread,

(as

American
and British.

7.3 per cent
100 cents per cwt.

20 per cent, ad val.

ready made clothing)
Spirits from grain, 1st proof,
_ do. 2d do.

do. 3d do.

do. 4th do.

do. 5th do.

■ do. over 5th do.

Spirits from other mate rials than

grain, 1st 8c 2d proof,

do. 3d do.

— ->— do. 4th do.
do. 5th do.

. do. over 5th do.
Saddles, bridles, and harness.
Shoes and slippers of leather,

. — — ~_— — - for children,

of silk,

Salt,
Segars,
Soap,
Sugar, brown,

white, clayed, or powdered,

lump.

SnufF,

— loaf, or sugar candy,
T

Foreign ^ other
than British.
ad val. 8.25
110
22

15 per cent do.
42 cents per gal.

45
48
52
60
75

do.
do.
do.
do.
do.

38 do.

42 do.

48 do.

57 do.

70 do.

30 percent, ad. val.

25 cents per pair,

15 do. do.

30 do. do.

20 cts. p. bush, of 56 lb. 22

16,5

46.2

49.5

52.8

57.2

82.5

41.8

46.2

52.8

62.7

27.5

16.5

Tin, in plates.
Tallow,

Teas, from China, in ships be-
longing to the U. States,
— — Dohea,

■ souchong and other black,
— — imperial, gunpowder, and
gomee,

hyson and young hyson,

hyson skin and other green.

Teas, if from any other place,
or in any other than vessels of
the United States —

bohea,

— — souchong and other black,

imperial, gunpowder, and

gomee,

hyson and young hyson,

hyson skin and other green.

Tobacco, manufactured, other
than snuff and segars,

250 cents per M.
3 cents per lb.

3 do. do.

4 cents per lb.
10 do. do.
12 do. do.
12 do. do.

15 per cent.
1 cent per lb.

12 cents per lb.
25 do. do.

50 do.
40 do.
28 do.

14 do.
34 do.

68 do.
56 do.
38 do.

do.
da
do.

do.
do.

do.

do»
do.

75
3.3
3.3
4.4

13.2

16.5
1.1

13.2
27.5

44
30.8

10 do. do.

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xxviii Whiteli/''s Philadelphia Register.

U jimencan Foreign, other

Umbrellas, parasols, of what- and British. than Briti9h.

ever materials made ; sticks

of frames for umbrellas or

parasols, 30 per cent, ad val. 33

W
Woollen manufactures of all de-
scriptions, or of which wool is

the material of chief value, 25 per cent, ad val. 27.S
Wool Blankets, rugs, and worst-
ed stuff goods, such as ratti-

nets, bombazets, calimancoes,

moreens, &c. &c. 15 per cent. do. 16.5

(After the 30th of June, 1819,

the duty on woollen goods is

to be only 20 per cent, ad

valorem.)
Wines : — Madeira, Burgundy,

Champaigne, Rhenish, and

Tokay, 100 cents per gal. 110

— Sherry and St. Lucar, 60 do. do. 66

— — others not enumerated,

when imported in bottles or

cases, 30 do. do. 33
Lisbon, Oporto, and other

wines of Portugal, and on

those of Sicily, 50 do. do. 55

Teneriffe, Fayal, and other

■■ wines of the western it^Iands, 40 do. do. 44

— — all others when imported

otherwise than in cases or

bottles, 15 do. do. 16.5

Wafers, 30 per cent, ad val. 33

Whiting and Paris white, 1 cent, per lb. 1.1

The following' Articles are free of dutij.

All articles imported for the use of the United States ; philoso-
phical apparatus, instruments, books, maps, charts, statues, busts,
casts, paintings, drawings, engravings, specimens of sculpture,
cabinets of coins gems, medals, and all other collections of anti-
quities, statuary^modelhng, drawing, painting, etching or engrav-
ing, specially imported by order and for the use of any society
incorporated for philosophical or literary purposes, or for the en-
couragement of the fine arts, or by order and for the use of any
seminary of learning ; specimens in natural history, mineralogy,
botany, and anatomical preparations ; models of machinery and
other inventions ; plants and trees; wearing apparel, and other
personal baggage in actual use, and the implements or tools of
trade of persons arriving io the United States ; regulus of anti-

Whitely^s Philadelphia Register^ Xxix

mony ; bark of the cork tree unmanufactured ; animals imported
for breed ; burr stones unwrought; gold coin, silver coin, and
bullion ; clay unwrouglit ; copper, imported in any shape tor the
use of the mint ; copper and brass, in pigs, bars of plntes, suited
to the sheathing of ships ; old ccpper and brass, and old pewter,
fit only to be remanufitctured ; tin, hi pigs oi- bars ; furs un-
dressed, Gf all kinds ; raw hides and skins ; lapis calaminaris ;
plaister of paris ; rags of any kind of cloth ; sulphur of brim-
stone ; barilla; Brazilwood, brzilletto, red wood, cam wood,
fustic, logAvood, nicaragua, and other dye woods ; wood, unmanu-
factured, of any kind ; zinc, teutenague cr spelter.

Note. — It will be seen that (to the rates> of duty imposed on
goods, wares, and merchandise, imported in American vessels,)
an addition of 10 per cent has been made when the importations
are in foreign vessels, on all the foregoing ad valorem and spe-
cific articles except on ica^ from China ; in that instance alone
the act makes the specific discrimination. The third section of
the act provides, that this additional duty of 30 per cent, shall
not apply to goods, wares, and merchandise, imported in ships
or vessels not of the United States, entitled by tieaty, or by any
act or acts of Congress, to be entered in the ports of the United
States, on the payment of the same duties as are paid on goods,
■wares or merchandise, imported in ships or vessels of the United
States.

Note — From and aiter the 1st day of June, 1818, the credit on
duties from all places situated on the eastern shores of America,
north of the equator or in its adjacent seas, bays and gulfs, (salt
excepted,) shall be one half in six, and one half in nine calendar
months ; and on goods (other than wine, salt, and teas,) imported
from any other place than Europe and the West Indies, one third
in eight, one third in ten, and one third in eighteen calendar
months.

Note. — In calculation of the ad valorem duties, to the cost at
the place from whence imported, if from the Cape of Good
Hope, or beyond it, 20 per cent, is added thereto ; and in like
manner, 10 per cent, from all other places — including all charges,
except commission, outside packages, and insurance.

Tonnage.

The following rates of tonnage duties are demandable after
the 14th of January, 1817.

dolb. eenti.

On ships, &c. of the United States, entering

from any foreign port, - - per ton 6

On such foreign ships, &c. on their entry from

foreign ports as by treaty stipulation, such

vessels are placed on equality with the ships

of the United States, - - per ton 6

On other foreign ships, &c entering from a

foreign port where vessels of the United

States are permitted to trade, - per ton 50

XXX Whitely^s Philadelphia Register*

_ dolls, cents.

On Other foreign ships, &c. entering from
a foreign port where the vessels of the
United States are not permitted to trade, per ton 2 00

On ships, &c. built in the United States since
the 20th of July, 1789, belonging to sub-
jects of foreign powers and possessing a
certificate of record, - - per ton 30

Duties— ^payable in

. /. y-, dolls, cents.

Gold coins of Great Britain and Portugal ot

the standard prior to the year 1792, for

for every 27 grains, - - - 1 00

Gold coins of France, Spain, and the dominions

of Spain, of the standard prior to the year

1792, for every 27 and 3-4th grains, - 1 00

Spanish milled dollars, 17 dwts. 7 grs. (and in

proportion for the parts of a dollar,) - 1 00

Crowns of France, 18 dwts. 17 grs. (and in

proportion for the parts of a crown,) - 1 10

Provided^ That no foreign coins shall be receivable which are
not by law a tender for the payment of all debts ; except in con-
sequence of a proclamation of the President of the United States,
authorising such foreign coins to be received in payment of the
duties and fees aforesaid.

Rates of Coins for estimating^ Duties,

d
Pound sterling of Great Britain,
Pound sterling of Ireland, _ - -

Livre tournois of France, - . - -

Florin, or Guilder of the United Netherlands,
Mark banco of Hamburg, _ - - -

Rix dollar of Denmark, - - -

Ryal plate of Spain, - - - - -

— — vallon of do. - _ . -

Milree of Portugal, - - - - -

Tale of China, _ - - _ _

Pagoda of India, - - -

Rupee of Bengal, - - - - -

Ruble of Russia, (paper 18 to 20 cents,)
Franc, 1 1-4 per cent, more than the Livre.

And all other denominations in value as near as may be to the
said rates, or the intrinsic value thereof, compared with the
money of the United States. Provided, that it shall be lawful for
the President of the United States to cause to be established, fit

oils.

cents.

18.5

331-

dolls.

cents.

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and proper regulations for estimating the duties on goods, wares,
and merchandise, imported into the United States, in respect to
■which the original cost shall be exhibited in a depreciated
currency issued and circulated under authority of any foreign
government.

Compensation Act, — Fees of Office.

TO THE COLLECTOR AND NAVAL OFFICER.

Entry of a vessel of 100 tons or upwai'ds,
Clearance do. do. do.

Entry of a vessel under 100 tons,
Clearance do. do. - - -

Every post entry, - - - - -

Permit to land goods, _ _ - -

Every bond taken officiallv, . ^ -

Permit to load goods for exportation, for drawback,
Debenture or other official certificate,

Bill of Health,

Official document (register excepted,) required by
any person, - - - - - 20

TO THE SURVEYOR.

Admeasuring and certifying the same of every ship
or vessel of 100 tons and under, per ton, - 1 00

Admeasurement of every ship or vessel above 100
tons and not exceeding 200 tons, - - 1 50

Above 200 tons, - - - - - 2 00

For all other services on board any ship or vessel of
100 tons and upwards, having on board goods,
wares, or merchandise subject to duty, * 3 00

For like services on board any ship or vessel of less
than 100 tons, - - - - - 1 50

On all vessels not having on board goods, wares, or
merchandise, subject to duty, - - - 662-

Allowances for Draft., ^c.

TARES.

lbs.

On importation, the tare on every whole chest Bohea Tea, 70

half chest, 36
qr. chest, 20
Every chest of Green Tea, if the gross weight be TO lbs.
or upwards, - ^ - - - 20

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iiji.
On every box of Tea, not less than 50 lbs. or more than
70 lbs. gross, - - - - - - 18

If 80 lbs. gross, _ _ . _ _ 20

And from 80 lbs gross and upwards, - - - 22

All other boxes of tea according to invoice or actual weight.

On coffee in bags, 2 per cent ; in bales, 3 per cent ; in casks, 12
per cent — on sugar other than loaf, in casks, 12 per cent ; in boxes,
15 per cent ; in bags or mats, 5 per cent — on cocoa in casks, 10
per cent ; in bags, 1 per cent — on pimento in casks, 15 per cent ;
in bags, 3 per cent — on cheese in hampers or baskets, 10 per cent ;
in boxes, 20 per cent — on candles in boxes, 8 per cent — on choco-
late in boxes, 10 per cent — on cotton in bales, 2 per cent ; in se-
roons, 6 per cent — itidigo in barrels, 12 per cent ; in other casks,
15 per cent ; in seroons, 10 per cent ; in bags or mats, 3 per cent
—on nails, in casks, 8 per cent — on pepper in casks, 12 per cent j
in bales, 5 per cent ; in bags, 2 per cent — sugar candy in boxes,
10 per cent — soap in boxes, 10 per cent — shot in casks,' 3 per cent
— twine in casks, 12 per cent ; in bales, 3 per cent. All other
goods according to invoice or actual weight.

N. B. Notwithstanding the above tares ure designated by law,
it is lawful, at the time of making an entry, for the importer,
collector, and naval officer (where there is one,) if they see fit,
to estimate the tare according to the invoice ; but if not deter-
mined at the time of making entry, then the above tares shall
be taken.

In addition to the TareSi the following Drafts shall be made, viz.

On any quantity of 1 cwt. 1 lb. — on any quantity above 1 cwt.
and not exceeding 2 cwt. 2 lb. — on every quantity above 2, and
not exceeding 3 cwt. 3 lb. — on any quantity above 3, and not ex-
ceeding 10 cwt. 4 lb. — on any quantity above 10 cwt. and not ex-
ceeding 18 cwt 7 lb. — on any quantity above 18 cwt. 9 lb.

Mlonvance for Leakage and Breakage.

An allowance of 2 per cent, from the guage for leakage, and 10
per cent, on all beer, ale, and porter, in bottles, and 5 per cent, on
all other liquors in bottles, to be deducted from the iHvoice quan-
tity, in lieu of breakage ; or it shall be lawful to compute the du-
ties on the actual quantity to be ascertained by tale, at the option
of the importer, to be made at the time of entry.

For the Deposit of Wines., cifc.

An Act providing ior the deposit of Wines and distilled Spirits in
public warehouses, and for other purposes.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the
United States of jl7nericay in Congress assembled., That it shall be
lawful for any importer ot wines or distilled spirits, which may be
imported into the United States, at any time after the first day of

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June next, at his option, to be determined at the time of making-
entry therefor, either to secure the duties thereon, on the same
terms and stipulations as on other goods, wares, and merchandise
imported, or to give his bond, in double the amount of the duties
thereupon, with condition for the payment of the said duties, in
twelve calendar months from the aaceuf such bond ; which bond
shall be accepted by such collector without surety, upon the
terms following, viz. — The wines or distilled^ spirits, for the du-
ties whereof such bond shall be accepted, 'shall be deposited
at the expense and risk of the importer, in such public or other
store-houses as may be agreed upon between the importer and
the surveyor, or officer of inspection of the revenue, for the port
where the said wines or spirits shall be landed ; and such wines
or spirits shall be kept under the joint locks of the inspector and
the importer; but no delivery shall be ijiade of such wines or
spirits without a permit in writing, under the hand of the col-
lector and naval officer of the port.

Sect. 2. jlnd be it further enacted^ That no permit shall be
given for the removal of the wines or spirits deposited under the
provisions of the foregoing section, unless the duties upon the
wines or spirits for which it shall be required, be first paid or se-
cured, in the manner following, viz. The importer, or his as-
signee shall give bond, with o»e or more surety or sureties, to the
satisfaction of the collector, in double the amount of the duties
upon the wines or spirits in each case to be delivered, with con-
dition for the payment of the said duties, at the same credits, to
be computed from the date of the permit, as w«uld have been
allowed on bonds for the same articles, if they had not been de-
posited under the provisions of this act. Provided^ that the time
to be allowed for the payment of the duties upon any wines or
spirits so delivered, or for any part of such duties, shall not be
such as to extend the credit beyond the term of twelve calendar
months, originally allowed upon depositing such wines and spirits.

Sect. 3. And be it further enacted., That if the duties on any
wines or spirits, deposited under the provisions of this act, shall
not have been paid, or secured to be paid, iathe manner described
in the foregoing section, within the term of twelve calendar
months from the time of their importation, it shall be the duty of
the collector to cause so much of such wines or spirits as may be
necessary, to be sold at public auction, and retaining the sum ne-
cessary for the payment of the duties which have not been se-
cured or paid, together with the expenses of safe keeping and
sale of such wines or spirits, shall ^return the overplus, if aay,
to the owner or to his agent, or lawful representative ; and the
amount of each bond, taken for the duties on wines or spirits de-
livered, after being deposited, as directed by this act, shall be en-
dorsed immediately on the original bond given by the importer,
specifying the articles delivered and the date of the delivery.

Sect. 4 And be it further enacted., That no drawback shall be
allowed of the duties paid on any wines or spirits, which shall be
imported into the United States after the first day of June next,
unless such wines or spirits shall have been deposited in public or
other stores, under the provisions of this act, and there kept
from their landing to their shipment.

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Sect. 5- And be it fxirther enacted^ That if any wines or other
spirits, deposited under the provisions of this act, shall be embez-
zied or fraudulently hid or removed from any store or place
wherein they shall have been deposited, they shall be forfeited ;
and the person or persons so embezzling, hiding or removing the
same, or aiding oi- assisting therein, shall be liable to the same
pains and penalties as if such wines or spirits had been fraudu-
lently unshipped or landed without payment of duty.

Sect. 6. And be it further enacted^ That from and after the first
day of June next, the bonds for duties on articles imported by
sea, the produce of foreign places or islands, situated on the
eastern shores of America, north of the equator, or in its adjacent
seas, bays, and gulfs, salt excepted, shall be payable, one half in
six, and one half in nine calendar months ; and the bonds for du-
ties on goods, wares, 'and merchandise, lot her than wine, salt
and teas,; imported from an> other place than Europe and the
West Indies, shall be payable, one third in eight, one third in ten,
and one third in eighteen calendar months.

H.CLAY,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President ot the^natc, pro tempore.
Approved— April 20, 1818.

JAMES MONROE.

Tef^Ms of Credit.

Sect. 62. When the duties on ad valorem articles are less than
50 dollars, it must bf paid immediately; if specific, a deposit
must be made to secure the same, which, when ascertained, will
be immediately settled.

When the duties on goods im]»orted, where the sum payable by
one person or co-partnership, shall amount to more than 50 dol-
lars, the following credit is allowed by law, except where any
bond on which the person or co-partnership entering such goods,
wares, or merchandise, are eitiier principal or security, being
due, remains undischarged.

On all articles of the produce of the West-Indies, or from
places north of the equator, one half in six and the other half in
nine months.

On Madeira, and all other wines, twelve months.

On all goods, &c. from Europe, (wines and teas excepted,)
the one third in eight, one third in ten, and one third in twelve
months.

On all goods, &c (wines and teas excepted,) from any other
place than £urope, the West-Indies and north of the eouator, the
one third in eight months, one third in ten months, and one third
in eighteen months.

Teas, from ('hina or Europe, may be deposited at the option of
the importer or importers, (to be detei mined at the time of mak-
ing entr>- tneretor,) either to secure the duties thereon, on the
same terms and stipulations as on other goods, wares, and mer-
chandise imported, or to give his, or her, or their bond, to the

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colleetor of the district where any such teas shall be landed, in
double the amount of the duties thereupon, with condition for the
payment of the said duties in two years from the date of such
bond : which bond shall be accepted by such collector without
surety, upon the terms following : that is to say, the teas, for the
duties whereof such bond shall be accepted, shall be deposited at
the expense and risk of the said importer or importers, in one or
more storehouse or storehouses, as the case may require to be
agreed upon, &c. The said teas to be delivered upon bond being^
given with one or more surety or sureties, to the satisfaction of
the collector, '* if the same shall not exceed 100 dollars, in four
months ; if above 100 dollars, and not exceeding 500 dollars^ in
eight months; or if the same shall exceed 500 dollars, in 12
months ;" so that the term of credit shall not exiend the period
beyond two years from the time of depositing the said teas ; any
teas remainmg after the said term of two years, to be sold by the
collector, who shall return the surplus (after paying the duties,)
to the owner or owners thereof.

Sect. 65. When bonds given for duties shall become due, and
not discharged, the collector to prosecute without delay ; and in
case of insolvency or death, the United States to be the first credi-
tor ; and any executor, administrator, assignee, or any other per-
son, paying any debt due by the person or estate, from wiiom or
for which they are acting, previous to the debt or debts due to
the United States being first fully satisfied and paid, shall become
answerable in their own fierson an*"' ^state for the same, or part
thereoif remaining unsatisfied.

Sureties on all bonds given for duties, shall in case of insolvency
or death of the principal, '* have and enjoy the like ad\r(nt<iges,
priority, or preference for the recovery and receipt ot the said
money out of the estate and effects of such insolvent, or deceased
principal, as are reserved to the United States."

When bonds are prosecuted for the recovery of duties due to
the United States, judgment to be granted at the return term,
" unless the defendant shall in open court, the United States' at-
torney being present, make oath or affirmation, that an error has
been committed in the liquidation of the duties demanded upon
such bond, specifying the errors alleged to have been commit-
ted, and that the same have been notified, in writing, to the col-
lector of the district prior to the commencement of the return
term aforesaid." '^

On all bonds upon which suits shall be commenced, an interest
shall be allowed at the rate of six per cent, per annum, from the
time when said bonds became due until the payment thereof.

Sect. 33. Duties to be paid where ^oods are landed, and bonds
to be given for securing the duties, if the whole or part of the
cargo is destined to different districts.

Ports of Entry and Delivery for Foreign Vessels,

1<40 vessel not wholly belonging to a citizen or citizens of the
United States, shall be admitted to unload at any port or place
except the following :

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New-Hampshire, Por/smowM. — MASSACHusETTS,/*or//ancf
and Falmouth, A''eiv Bedford, Dighton, Salem, and Beverly^
Gloucester, JVenvburyfiort, Marblehead, Nantucket, Boston, and
Charlestown, Plymouth, Bath, Frenchman's Bay, Wiscasset,
Machias, Penobscot, Biddeford. and Ptpfierelhorou^h, Saco, and
Kennebunk. — Rhode-Island, JVeivport, Providence, Bristol.—^
Connecticut, JVenv London, and Jsfenv-Haven, — New-York,
New-York. — New-Jersey, Perth-Amhoy, Jersey, Burlington. —
Pennsylvania, Philadelfihia. — Delaware, Wilmington,^^\f-
Castle, Port Penn. — Maryland, Baltimore, Annafioiis, Vienna,
Oxford, Georgetown (on the Potomack,) Charlestown Creek,
Nottingham-Nanjemoy, St. Mary's Digge's landing, Snowhill,
Carrolsburgh. — Virginia, Alexandria, Kinsale, Newport, Tap-
pahannock, Port-Royal, Fredericksburgh, Urbanna, Yorktown,
West-Point, Hampton, Bermuda-HuDdred, City Point, Peters-
burgh, Richmond, East-River, Rocket's landing, Norfolk, and
Portsmouth. — North-Carolina, Wilmington, JVeivbern, Beau-
fort, Washington, Edenton, Plankbridge, and Plymouth. — South
Carolina, Charleston, Georgetown, Beaufort. — Georgia, Sa-
vannah, Sunbury, Brunswick, Frederica, St. Mary. — Louisi-
ana, New- Orleans.

Kor shall any vessel from the Cape of Good Hope, or beyond
the same, be admitted to enter, except at the ports in the above
lisc which are distinguished by italics.

Restrictions on Importations.

Sect. 92. No goods, wares, or m.erchandise, of foreign growth
or manufacture, subject to the payment of duties, shall be brought
into the U. States, from any foreign port or place, in any other
manner than by sea ; nor in any ship or vessel of less than thirty
tons burthen, agreeable to the mode of ascertaining American
tonnage, except in certain districts on the northern, north-
western, and western boundaries of the United States, adjoining
to the dominions of Great Britain in Upper and Lower Canada,
and the districts on the rivers Ohio and Mississippi.

Sect. 103. No beer, ale, or porter, to be imported in casks of
less capacity than forty gallons beer measure ; or if in bottles, in
packages less than six dozen^ under penalty of forfeiture, with
the ship or vessel.

No refined lump or loaf sugar, shall be imported into the
United States, from any port or place, except m ships or vessels
of the burthen of one hundred and twenty tons and upwards, and
in casks of packages containing each, not less than six hundred
pounds, on pain of forfeiting the said ship or vessel, and the loaf
or lump sugar imported therein, except in such casks or pack-
ages as aforesaid.

No distilled spirits, (arrack and sweet cordials excepted,) to be
imported in casks or vessels of less capacity than ninety gallons
wine measure, on pain of forfeiture with the ship or vessel ; nor in
casks or vessels which have been marked pursuant to any law cf

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the United States, on pain of forfeiture of the said refined loaf or
lump sugar, and distilled spirits, together with the ship or vessel.
Frovided, that the forfeiture shall not be incurred on " any ships
imported or brought into the United States, in other casks or ves-
sels aforesaid, or the ship or vessel in which they shall be brought,
if such spirits shall be in the use of the seamen on board of such
ship or vessel, and shall not exceed the quantity of four gallons
for each seaman," and tvliich shall at the tiine of the entry of the
said vessel be inserted in the manifest as the sta-stores of such
shift or vessel. ■

Duty of Masters of Vessels,

Sect. 23. Mo merchandise to be imported in any vessel belong-
ing in whole or in part to a citizen or inhabitant of tiie United
States, unless the master of such vessel shall have on board a i
manifest in writing, signed by such master or other person having
the command, containing the name of the port or place where
such merchandise were received, and the port v. here consigned
or destined to, within the United States, particularly noting the
merchandise destined for each port, respectively, and every pacj^-
age on board sucli vessel to be particularly described — to whom
consigned, or if to order, with the names of all passengers, distin-
guishing whether cabin or steerage passengers, or both, with their
baggage, and an account of all remaining sea-stores (it any.)

Vessel and Cabin Stores,

If merchandise impoi-ted are destined to be delivered in differ-
ent districts or ports, the said merchandise to be inserted in suc-
cessive order in the above manifest, and all spirits, ivines, and
teas, being the whole or any part of the cargo, shall be inserted
in like order, distinguishing the port where destined, and the kind,
qualities, and quantity thereof.

Sect. 45. Excessive quantity of sea- stores to pay duty.

Sect. 19. Vessels bound to Connecticut, by way of Sandy Hook,
or to Hudson, before they pass the port of New York, and imme-
diately after arrival, the master to deposit with the collector a
true manifest of the cargo on board such ship or vessel : the pen-
alty for neglect or omission, or refusing to receive an inspector of
the customs on board the same, to accompany such vessel, is 500
dollars.

Sect. 24. For all goods not included in the manifest, the master
forfeits a sum of money equal to their value, and all merchan-
dise not included in such manifest, belonging or consigned to the
master, mate, officers, or crew of such vessel, shall be forfeited,
unless it is made to appear to the satisfaction of the collector,
naval officer and surveyor, or the major part of them, or to ^

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court on trial, that no part was unshipped except what is men-
tioned in the report, or that the manifest has been lost or mislaid,
without fraud, or defaced by accident, or incorrect by mistake.

Sect. 25. The master of any vessel, or other person having
charge thereof, belonging in whole or in part to a citizen or citi-
zens, inhabitant, or inhabitants of the United States, on arrival
within four leagues of the coast, or within any bays, hai'bours,
ports, rivers, creeks, or inlets thereof, to have a manifest on board,
and on demand made by any officer of the customs, first coming
on board, to produce such manifest and deliver him a copy
thereof, signed by the master or other persons having charge of
such vessel, and the officer shall certify on the original the day
and year the same was produced, the said copy to be provided
and subscribed by the master, or such other person havmg com-
mand ; tVie copy of which to be compared with the original, and
certified by such officer on the back thereof; the day and year
such copy or copies was or were delivered to him — the original
manifest to be delivered afterwards by the master to the col-
lector. Provided, that not more than one copy of each manifest
shall be required by any officer or officers who shall first come on
board, within four leagues of the coast of the United States, and
one other copy to any officer or officers who shall first come on
board, within the limits of any district for which the cargo, or
any part thereof, shall be destined.

Sect. 26. The penalty on masters, for not producing manifest,
and delivering cop^ thereof to the proper officer or officers on
demand, or for not informing such officer of the true destination
of such vessel, is 500 dollars for each offence : and the like pen-
alty is incurred by such officer, who shall neglect or refuse to ,
certify such manifest — and the officer is required to make a re-
turn in writing, of the name of the vessel and master, offending
in any, or all of the particulars required, to the collector of the
district where such vessel may be bound.

Sect. 27. Any vessel within four leagues of the coast, or within
the Hmits of any district, unloading goods without authority from
proper officers,' tlie master and mate forfeit 1000 dollars,/br each
offence^ and goods forfeited, except in case of accident, necessity,
or stress of weather ; wliich shall be proved before the collector,
by the master, mate, and one other officer or mariner.

Sect. 28. Masters of vessels receiving goods so unladen (except
as before excepted), to forfeit treble the value of such goods ; and
the shifi^ boat, or vessel receiving them, to be forfeited. ^

Sect. 29. If any vessel having arrived within any district, shall
depart, or attempt to depart from the same (unless to some more
interior port, or by stress of weather,) without report to the col-
lector, the master forfeits 400 dollars.

Sect. 30. Any vessel ariivhig from a foreign port, the master -
is to report to the collector, within 24 hours after his arrival ;
and within 24 hours thertafter, further to report the name, bur-
then, &c. in writing, agreeable to the directions of section 23d,
and shall make oath or affirmation to the truth of the same.

The master or other person having charge of any vessel haying
distilled spirits, wines, or teas, shall withiu 48 hours after arrival^

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make a report in writing to the surveyor, or officer acting as in
spector ot tiie revenue of the port, under a penalty of 500 dollars.

The master, or other person having command, neglecting to
make such report, forfeits 1000 dollars.

Sect. 31. Ships of war, or packets of any prince or state, not
permitted by such prince or state to carry goods in way of trade,
are not required to' make such reports.

Sect. 32. Masters of vessels after arrival and entry, may pro-
ceed to foreign ports with goods, noted on the manifest at the time
of entry for such foreign fiort, without paying duties thereon, on
giving bond that the said goods shall be actually re-exported in
such vessel to a foreign port ; but bonds are not required when
vessels put in, in distress.

Sect. 34. Masters of vessels, having goods on board destined to
different districts, other than the district at which he may arrive,
to be furnished by tlie collector with a copy of his report, and a
certificate, showing on what part of the cargo the duties have
been paid or secured, and give bond for reporting such goods, on
which the duties have not been paid or secured ; which copy the
master is to produce to the collector of the distsict where bound,
within 24 hours after his arnval, under a penalty of 500 dollars ;
and the said bond to be cancelled by producing from the collec-
tor of such district, a certificate within six months, of the due en-
try and delivery of such merchandise in such district or districts.

Sect. 35. In addition to the foregoing section, the master to
apply to the surveyor or inspector of the poit for a copy of his
report (where there are distilled spirits, wines, or teas on board,
to be delivered in different districts,) the want of which, subjects
such articles to forfeiture, and 500 dollars penalty on the master.

Post Office LazL\

No ship or vessel from foreign ports, or coming by sea from any
port of the LJnited States, shall be permitted to report, make en-
try, or break bulk, till the master shall deliver to the postmaster,
all letters under his t are or within his power, other than such as
are directed to the owner or owners of such shift or vessel, and an
oath or affirmation to be taken of such delivery ; the master to
receive two cents for every letter so delivered.

Sect, 57. Goods found on board any vessel not noted on the
manifest, the master to make post entry, previous to any permit
being granted therefor.

Packages wanting, or goods not agreeing with the manifest, the
master forfeits 500 dollars, unless made appear to the satisfaction
of the principal officers of the customs, that no part of the cargo
has been unloaded since it was taken on board, except such as
noted in the report, and pursuant to permits ; and that such disa-
greement arises from accident or mistake. -^

Sect. 60. Vessels arriving from any foreign port, in distress, at
any port in the United States, not being destined for the same,,
protest to be made by-the master and mate, within 24 hours, and

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lodged at the custom-house ; and within 48 hours enter his ves-
sel, as in all other cases; and it i)y certiticate of the wardens of
the port, of the necessity thereof, the vessel may be unladen and
cargo deposited in the pubhc >tore, and reladen again (except
such part as may be necessary to be sold to defray the expenses
of the rapairs of tlie vessel only, on which the duty shall be paid
as in other cases,) by permission from the custom-house free
from ar.) other charge than storage and fee to the officers of the
custom, as in other cases.

Sect. 93. The master or person having command of any ves-
sel bound to a foreign port or place, shall deUver to the collector
of the district from whence such vessel is about to depart, a ma-
nifest of all the cargo on board, and the value thereof^ subscribed
by such person ; the penalty for not dehveringsuch manifest, and
obtaining a clearance, previous to departure from such district,
is 500 dollars for every offence.

Importers and Consignees.

Sect. 36. Owners or consignees of goods imported, are, within
15 days after the niasters report, to make entry with the collec-
tor, d'etaiUng the several contents and nett cost of each package
particularly, and produce the original invoice, documents and
bills of lading, which must be \ eritied on oath or affirmation,
by the said parties, who must subscril)e the /o7-m of entry on oath.

When the above entry is made by any agent, factor or other per-
son, other than bonajide owner or consignee of such merchan-
dise, such person to give bond in tlie sum of 1000 dollars, over
and above wiiat the duties may amount to, with condition, that
the bonajide owner or consignee of such merchandise, shall, on
or before the first period of payment of such duty become due,
deliver to said collector, a full and correct account of said mer-
chandise, in manner and form aforesaid ; verified by a like oath
or affirmation, before any judge of the United States, or a judge
of any court of record of a state, or before a collector of the cus-
toms: and in case the duties are paid at the time of entry, a like
bond to be given, that such an account shall be delivered, within
ninety days from such entry-

When the particulars of such merchandise are not known, an
entry thereof to be made according to circumstances: declaring
on oath or affirmation, al! the particulars the party knows or be-
lieves concerning the same, to be subscribed by the party : and
■where an imperfect entry is made, either for want of invoices,
bills of lading, &:c. the collector to take such merchandise into
his custody, until the quantity, qualitvor value can be ascertained.

Sect. 37. Every importer or consignee of distilled spirits, wines
or teas, to make a'separate entry of the same, specifying the name
of the vessel and master, and place from whence ; the quantity
and quality, and a particular detail of the chests, casks or ves-
sels, containing the same, with the marks and numbers ; which
entry, after being certified by the collector, to be produced to

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the surveyor or officer as inspector of the revenue for the port :
and all jjermits granted by tfie collector for the above articles,
shall, pnorto the landing of the bame, be produced to the sur-
veyor or officer acting as inspector for the port, for endorsement;
any of the above articles landed, contrary to the above direction,
are subject to forfeiture, and 500 dollars penalty on the nriaster
or person having charge oi the vessel.

Sect. 52. Goods without invoice, or specification of particu-
lars, to be stored by the collector until appraised, or invoice, ar-
rive, at the option of the importer.

Appraisers to ascertain and certify- at what rate, or per cent-
age, such goods are damaged : but no allowance for damage, nn-
less such appraisement is lodged in the custom-house within ten
days after the landing thereof, accompanied with a certificate of
the wardens of the port.

Sect. 56. Goods not landed in 15 days to be sent to the public
store, and all goods so deposited to be at the risk and charge of
the importer ; and if not entered and the duties paid, or secured
.within nine mmiths to be sold, (being first advertised for one
month,) the surplus money arising from such sale, after the du-
ties and charges are paid, to be paid into the treasury of the
United States, for the benefit of tlie owners, who, upon due proof
of the property, shall be entitled to the same. Perishable arti-
cles may be sold immediately.

Sect. 66. Goods entered under a fraudulent invoice to be for-
feited, or where the collector shall suspect that such goods are
not invoiced agreeable to the sum such goods are sold for at the
place from whence they are imported, to be taken into his pos-
session at the risk aud expense of the importer, until they are
appraised, and in case of prosecution for the forfeiture aforesaid,
such appraisement shall not exclude other pr^of on trial, of the ac-
tual and real cost of the said goods at the place from whence im-
ported.

Sect. 67. Packages may be opened in presence of two mer-
chants, upon suspicion of fraud, and repacked under the inspec-
tion of an officer ; and if found to differ from the entr>', to be for-
feited unless made appear to the satisfaction of the principal offi-
cers of the customs, or a court on trial, that such differeMice pro-
ceeds from accident or mistake, or without intention of fraud.

Returned Cargo,

Sect. 47. When goods. See. the growth or manufactures of the
United States shall be returned, net having been shipped for the
benefit of drawback or bounty, no duty to be demanded.

Sect. 48. Report and entry of such goods, &c. to be made, and
proof, by oath or affirmation, of the facts thereof.

N. B. When the goods so returned have been exported from
any other district than the one they may be imported in, bonds to
be given by the importer, in addition to the above oath, in the
sum ot the' duties, that within six months a certificate shall be

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produced from the collector of the cusfoms for the district from
whence they were exported, tliat such goods were actually so
exported : in default of whicj*, the bond to be forfeited and the
penalty paid.

If any articles of the outward cargo are brought back, they are
to be detained, specifying by whom shipped outward, and to
whom consigned inward.

Return of passengers, and of packages belonging to them re-
spectively. (Here insert the names of the passengers — and
whether cabin or steerage passengers ; with the description and
number of packages containing their baggage, or the tools or
implements of a mechanical trade.)

Passerigers,

Sect. 46. Entry to be made by passengers, of all clothes, tools,
or implements of trade or professions, arriving in the U. States
to settle — which articles are exempted from duty.

If the articles shall be entered by any other person than the
owner, bond to be given in a sum equal to the amount of what
the duties would be if imported subject to duty : that the owner
shall within one year verify such entry on oath, or the collector
may direct such baggage to be examined ; and if any article is
contained therein which ought to pay duty, entry must be made
thereof, and if an entry is made as aforesaid, and upon examina-
tion thereof, any article is found therein subject to duty, {not
huving- been expressed at the time of making' the entry,) it is for-
feited'; and the person in whose baggage the same shall be found
forfeits and shall pay treble the value thereof.

31ode of obtaining Drawback on Foreign Merchandise,

Sect. 75. Merchandise imt)orted into the United States, (foreign
caught fish, fish oil, and playing cards excepted,) if exported
within one year from the paying or securing the duties thereon,
from the ports of original importation, are entitled to a drawback
of such duties, or may be transported coast ways to certain dis-
tricts, and the drawback, if exported from thence to a foreign
port, excepting those immediately adjoining the United States,*
by observing the following directions ; — Provided the duties paid
or secured on such merchandise, imported by one person or co-
partnership, and entered at the same time, shall amount t.oJifty
dollars^ except distilled liquors, which must be one hundred and
Jifty gallons^ and exported in the original casks, cases, chests,
boxes, or other packages, in which they were imported, except
liquors in casks, coffee or cocoa in casks or other packages, or
unrefined sugar, which may be filled up out of others of the
same importation, or put up into new casks or packages corre-

* St. Augustine, Nova Scotia, Halifax, and the Canadas.

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spending therewith, which must be marked and numbered as the
originals, but no change or filling up to take place, unless the
casks or other packages are unfit for exportation, and in no other
case ; the whole to be performed under the inspection of a pro-
per officer appointed for that purpose.

When articles are imported in bulk, the packages in which
they are landed shall be deemed the packages of original impor-
tation, and must be exported in the same ; and all certificates for
distilled spirits, wines, or teas, must be given up, or no draw back
to be allowed.

Sect. 76 Twenty-four hours notice to be given by lodging an
entry therefor before shipping the goods, except distilled spirits,
■which require but six hours ; and goods shipped without a pro-
per permit, forfeit the drawback.

Previously to any permit being given, proof must be made by
the importer, of the importation and the paying or securing the
duties thei'eon, and eveiy other person through whose hands
such merchandise may have passed, of the identity thereof.

Sect. 82. If any goods, wares, or merchandise, entered for
exportation with intent to drawback the duties, shall be landed
within the limits of the United Stages, the same is subject to sei-
zure and forfeiture, together with the ship or vessel, and the
vessels or boats used in landing the same : and all persons con-
cerned therein, upon conviction, to suffer imprisonment not ex-
ceeding six months.

Sect. 77. Merchandise may be transported coastways to such
ports as vessels arriving from the Cape of Good Hope, or beyond
the same, are admitted to enter at, by making the following entry,
and obtaining a certificate from the port of original importation.

Sect. 7S. The certificate accompaning such merchandise to be
produced at the time of making entry, upon which a permit will
be granted for unlading ; and if intended to be exported to a fo-
reign port, the same proceedings to be had as if such merchan-
dise had been originally imported into the district from whence
they are to be exported

Sect. 79. Merchandise may be transported across the state of
New Jersey, by the following route to Philadelphia, and exported
from thence to a foreign port, and obtain drawback, viz : New-
Brunswick, South Amboy, and Lambertcn,Bordentown, cr Bur-
lington, by making an entry as if transported by water; the said
merchandise to be inspected and mai kf d previous to the land-
ing on board any packet with intention of tranbportation as afore-
said, and obtaining the certificate as in otiier cases ; and if m.er-
chandise is transported by any other route than expressed in tne
passport accompanying the same, or if the marks, fastenings or
seals that may be placed thereon, by direction of any officer of
the customs, be broken or defaced, or unpacked, the merchan-
dise in respect to which such omission or wrong doing shall hap-
pen, or the value thereof, shall be forfeited.

Sect. 80. If goods are exportedfrom the district into which they
were originally imported, the exporter shall receive from the col-
lector of such district, a debenture or debentures for the amount
of such drawback, payable at the exact time or times on which the
duties on such goods shall become due. Provided^ that If the da-

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ties on such merchandise shall have been paid prior to an entry for
exportation, the debenture shall be made payable in 15 days from
the time of signing the bond; and the debenture may be made pay-
able to the original importer when the same shall be requested in
•writing by the exporter, and not otherwise.

If merchandise having been imported coastways, accompanied
■with a certificate, shall be exported to a foreign port, the exporter
to receive a certfficate from the collector of the district from
whence exported ; which is to be produced to the collector of the
district of originalimportation,andthe drawback to be paid at such
port, u])on debenture or debentures being granted thereon, pmy-
able as aforesaid — but in no case is the drawback to be paid until
the duties are first received.

Information generally.

Sect. 43. The want of certificates of distilled spirits, wines, or
teas,jsubject such articles to seizure and 50 dollars fine if such cer-
tificates are not delivered to the purchaser ; and if any cask", chest,
vessel or case, containing such articles shall be found in the pos-
session of any person, without being marked, and not being accom-
panied with a certificate, the sanie is liable to seizure.

Skct. 44. On the scale of any cask, &c. which has been marked,
the marks to be defaced in presence of «ome officer of inspection
or customs — and the certificate of the same to be delivered up,
under the penalty of 100 dollars and costs of suit.

Sect. 50. Goods from foreign ports, not to be unladen but be*
tween sunrise and sunset, without special license, under a penalty
of 400 dollars on the master and every other person concerned,
disability from holding any office under the government of the
United States for seven years, and being advertised in the news-
papers, with forfeiture of the goods; and if above four hundred
dollars value, of vessel and apparel.

Sect. 51. Goods removed before gnaged and weighed, (and if
wines, spirits, or teas, before being marked,) without permission,
are forfeited.

Sect. 98. Persons giving or offering a bribe, forfeit from 200 to
2000 dollars. Inspectors, and officers of revenue cutters, may go
on board, examine, and search vessels : have free access to the
cabin, and seal packages : and after sunset, secure hatches, &c.
Persons in charge of vessels, for breaking fastenings, but in pre-
sence of an officer, forfeit 200 dollars.

Officers may seize within or without theirdistricts — persons re-
sisting or impeding them, forfeit 400 dollars.

The master or commander of any vessel, that shall obstruct or
hinder, (or be the cause thereof,) any officer of the revenue, io
going on board his ship or vessel, for the purpose of carrying into
effect any of the revenue laws of the United States, forfeit,from
50 to 500 dollars.

Every owner of a vessel, residing within the limits of the United
States, to swear to the register within 90 days ^er ist being

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granted, or it becomes void, and the vessel and cargo pays foreign
tonnage and dut>\

Consuk and Fice-Conmls.

By an act of Congress of the 28th of February, 1805, it is made
the duty of every master of any vessel bound on a toreign vo\ age,
before any clearance is granted, to deliver to the cohector ot the
customs, under oath or affirmation, a list contc^ining the names,
place of residence, and a description of the per?»ons coujpfisingihe
ship's company, as tar as he can ascertain them, and the collector
shall deliver him a certified copy thereof, for which the collector
shall be entitled to 2* cents; and the said master is to enter into
bond, with security, in the sum of 400 dollar^, tot- xhibit the afore-
said cenified copy of the list tothehri«c boarding officer, at the first
port in the United States, at \vhi( h he shall arrive on his return,
and then and there produce the persons named therein. The bond
not to be foiieited, on failure of the master to produce any per-
son contained in the list, who may be discharged in a foreign coun-
try, with the consent of the consul, \ice-consul, commercial agent
or vice-commercial agent there residing, signed in writing, uiider
his hand and official seal : nor on account of any such person d>mg,
or absconding, or being forcibly impressed into other service.
Sect.*2. Makes it the duty of every mas>teror commander of any
ship or vessel belongmg to the United States, on his arrival at a
foreign port, todep^sii his register, sea-letter, and Mediterranean
passport, with the consul, vice-consul, commercial agent, (it any
there be at such port,) and in case of refusal, he forfeits oOu dol-
lars ; and when the said master produces a clearance from the prcf-
per officer of the port, it is the duty of the said consul, vice-consu?,
or commercial agent, to return him all of his said papers.

Sect. 3. Whenever a ship or vessel of the United States shall be
sold in a foreign countrv'. and her company discharged, or when an
American seaman shall bv his own consent be discharged in a
foreign country, it is the diity of the master or commander to pro-
duce to the consul, vice-consul, or commercial agent, a certified
list of the ship's company, and to pay to such consul, 8cc. for every
seaman so discharged, three monthi pay over and above the wages
then due to such seaman ; two-thirds thereof to be paid by such
consul, to each seaman so discha'-ged, and the other remaining
third to be retained for the purpose i;f creating a fund for the
maintenance of destitute American seamen in such foreign port.

Sect. 4. Makes it the dutv- of the consuls, vice consuls, com-
mercialagentsand vice-commercial agents, to provide for thesea-
men of the United States, who may be found in their districts re-
spectively, sufficient subsistence and passages to some port in the
United States, at the expense of the Lnited States, subject to such
instnictions as the Secretan' of State shall give ; and it is made the
duty of all masters andcommanders ol vessels of the United States,
bound to a port of the same, to take such seamen on board of their
ships or vessels, at the request of said consuls, &c. (not more than
two men to every hundr«i tons burthen of his ship ©r vessel,) and

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to transport them to the port in the United States to which he is
bound, on such terms as may be agreed on, not exceeding ten
dollars for each person ; and if the captain or commander refuses
to take such2,feeamen on the request of the consul, 8cc. he forfeits
100 dollars for each seaman so refused.

Sect. 6. Fixes the fee of the consuls, &c. for a certificate of
discharge of any seaman in a foreign port at 50 cents ; and allows
them two and a half per cent, on all monies received and paid on
account of such discharges.

Sect. 7. Subjects the consuls to a fine not exceeding 10,000 dol-
lars, and imprisonment not exceeding three years, for knowingly
giving a false certificate, stating that property of foreigners be-
longs to citizens of the United States.

Sect. 8. Subjects the consuls, &c. to a fine not exceeding 1000
dollars, for knowingly certifying that an alien is a citizen of the
United States.

Sect. 9. Provides that all powers of attorney, executed in a fo-
reign country, for the transfer of any stock ol the United States, or
for receiving interest thereon, shall be verified by the certificate
and seal of a consul, vice-consul, commercial agent, or vice-com-
mercial agent, if any there be at the place where the same shall be
executed, for which the said consul, &c. shall receive 50 cents. .

PORT OP PHILADELPHIA.

CUSTOM HOUSE,

Between 112 and 120 south Second street, below Dock. — Office
hours from 9 o'clock, A. M. till 2, P. M.

Gen. John Steele, Co//ec^or— Andrew Epplce, Defiuty Collector
—Samuel Clark, JVaval Officer—Robert Heysham, Deputy J\ra-
val Officer — James Glentworth, Surveyor — James Glentworth,
jun. Deputy Surveyor — John Steele, jun. Weigher — Samuel Ross,
Deputy Weigher — Isaac Milnor, Ga?/^d'r— ^James S. Hubcr, Jacob
Kucher, J. Henderson, and Joseph Abbott, Measurers of Salt and
Coa/— Samuel Ross, and Thomas Stewart, ./^/z/ircisfr* — Andrew
Geyer, Inspector and Keeper of the Public Stores.

Inspector's Office, 49 South wharves, below Walnut street.

Inspectors^ — ^J. P. Schoot, Peter Ozeas, Andrew Jackson, Ben-
jamin Thomas, (capt. of Revenue barge,) Robert Hopkins, Fre-
derick ShuU— ^^ Marcus Hook, Thomas Cash, Benjamin Ash-
mead, James Stuart, Charles Anderson, Henry Huber, James
Engle, David Rose — At the Lazaretto, Rowland Smith, John R.
Dickson, John Brown, Jacob Zebley, Job Whipple, John Davis,
J. W. Durant, W. Dalzell, Chambers Gaw, Gilbert Gaw, H.
Huddy, John Reed, and J. Robinson.

it/*' Directions for finding the different Offices in the Custom
House. — The desks oir the Clerks, &c. are numbered from 1 to
11, and the business done at each desk, as follows :

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Desk, No. 1. — Entrance and Clearance of Vessels from and to
foreign ports, and for preparing ship's papers.

No. 2. — Cashier, and for the Entrance and Clearance of
Vessels coastwise.

No. 3. — Examination of Inward Entries, calculations of
Duties and Drawbacks.

No. 4. — Record of Imports.

No. 5. — Bonds for Duties taken and Permits issued.

No. 6. — Debentures paid, &c.

No. 7, — Exports and Debenture;

No. 8. — Record of Exports.

No. 9. — Miscellaneous.

No. 10. — Miscellaneous.

No. 11. — Protections, &c.
Surveyor's office, down stairs.

SHIP BROKERS.

Samuel M. Sykes, No. 1 Elmslie's alley
Barnes and Diehl, opposite the Custom House
Samuel Emery, 109 south Second below Dock street

NOTARIES PUBLIC.

For the City — Peter S. Duponceau, Peter Lohra, Nicholas
Diehl, George Heyl, Benjamin Nones, and Clement C. Biddle
For Southtvark. — Richard Renshaw.
For the Northern Liberties. — John Goodman, jun.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

Robert Halston, President — Thomas M Willing, — — — .,
Vice-Presidents — Robert Smith, Treasurer — John Vaughan, Se-
cretary.

The stated meetings of the Chamber are held on the first Mon-
day of each month, at seven o'clock in the evening. At the
January meeting the officei^s are elected. To a Committee
(appointed every month,) of five members, all differences, of
■which the Chamber is required to take cognizance, are referred
for adjustment. Applications to the Committee to be made
through the Secretary. Instituted in 1801.

M^ARDENS oFtHE PORT.

Appointed annually in April — office No. 18 Walnut street.

James Josiah, Master Warden — Paul Cox, Stephen Girard»
Joseph Reynolds, William Newbold, William West, and Charles
Penrose, Wardens — Thomas Jackson, Clerk — Captain Henry
Kenyon, Quarantine Master of the port of Philadelfihia^ 41
north 8th— Caleb Earle, Harbour Master.

Attendance given from 9 o'clock, A M. to 3, P. M. — On Sa-
turday, from 9 o'clock, A. M. to 1 P. Mi and from 2 o'clock to
sunset.

Surveyors of Damaged Ships and their Cargoes^
John Mease, William Hawks, and Arthur Stotesbury.

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Rates of Pilotage.
INWARDS— Under and up to 12 feet, at 3 dolls. 33 cents per foot.

Above 12 feet, at 4 dollars and 16 cents per foot.
OUTWARDS— -Under and up to 12 feet, at 2 dells. 50 cents per foot.
Above 12 feet, at 3 dollars and 33 cents per foot
And ten dollars extra, from tlie 20th of November until the
10th of March, inclusive, is paid by all vessels of 100 tons bur-
then and upwards.

Foreign bottoms pay two dollars and 67 cents, in addition to
the above.

RULES AND REGULATIQNS.

Warden* s Office y J^ovemher 20, 1818.
For the information and government of Owners, Masters, and
others, having the command, care, or charge of Ships or Ves-
sels within the port or harbour of Philadelphia, the Wardens
of the port conceive it necessary to publish the following Rules
and Uegulations:

1. Every ship or vessel that may arrive in this harbour, and
that shall come to anchor in the stream, any where between Al-
mond street (in the district of Southwark,) and Vine street,
having previously caused her gunpowder, if she had any on board,
to be landed as the law directs, may remain in that situation 24
hours, and no longer ; taking care to lay as near to the Island, or
Sand-bar, as may be consistent with their safety. But if, from
the circumstance of a a essel having servants on board, or from
any other cause, it may be thought necessary or convenient to
lay a longer time in the stream, then, and in every such case, the
Owner, Master, Pilot, or other person, having the charge or di-
rection of such vessel, shall remove her from opposite the city,
and shall moor her, or cause her to be moored to the northward
of Vine street, with one anchor and cable up, and one anchor
and cable down the stream ; and in both the above mentioned
situations, the regulations contained in the next succeeding arti-
cle to be duly attended to.

2. When a ship or other vessel shall be hauled into any wharf
or dock, or along side of another vessel that may be lying at such
wharf or dock, the Owner, Master, Pilot, or whoever may have
the command, care or direction of her, shall have her securely
made fast, and if outside of another vessel, shall get one good fast
from each end of the vessel to the shore, and within 24 hours
thereafter, cause her jib-boom, spritsail-yard, main-boom, ring-
tail and driver-booms, if any they have, to be rigged in, and their
lower yards topped up, in such a manner as least to interfere
with vessels passing.

3. If any vessel, properly moored in the stream, shall have her
anchor or cable overlaid by another ship or vessel, in anchoring
or mooring, the Master or person having the care or direction of
such last-n»entioned ship or vessel, shall immediately, or soon as
may be, after application made to him by the party aggrieved,
cause the said anchor and cable so overlaying, to be taken up and
cleared.

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4. If the fasts of a ship or vessel, when moored at a wharf,
shall extend across a dock, so as to obstruct the passing or re-
passing of a shallop, lighter, or other craft or vessel, the Master
or other person having the charge or command of such ship or
vessel, shall upon the first application, immediately cause such
fast or fasts to be cast off or slacked down.

5. No outward bound vessel putting off from a wharf, shall lay
longer in tlie stream, between Vine street and Almond street (in
the district of South wark,) above-mentioned, than 24 hours. And
if vessels lying at the end of wharves, so much interlock with
each other, as to prevent vessels from hauling in or out of the
docks, the Master, Owner, Pilot, or other persoi\ having charge
of the same, shall immediately on appUcation from any person so
wanting to haul his vessel in or out of the dock aforesaid, have
the vessel or vessels, so interfering, moved in such manner as to
accommodate the one applied for ; in which case the vessel mak-
ing room for another to haul in or out, shaU have liberty to make
her warps fast to the most convenient place adjacent for a reason-
able time, and that all sea vessels, when transporting or wanting
to haul into a wharf or dock, or to make sail in order to proceed
to sea, shall have tlie same privilege.

6. When atiy ship or vessel is lying along side any wharf, and
not taking in or discharging, she shall make way for, and permit
any vessel that wants to unload or load, to come inside next the
wharf, until she discharges or loads her cargo ; and the said ves-
sel when so discharged or loaded, shall haul outside, and give
wa)'^ to the ship or vessel that first occupied the wharf — Provid-
ed, that from the first day of December, to the first day of
March, no vessel shall be compelled to move.

JAMES JOSIAH, Master Warden.

Authorized Inspectors of Lumber ^ Flour ^ 'i^c.

OF LUMBER. Ebenczer Ferguson, Head-Insfiector — Peter
Gable, Samuel Ferguson, John How, William Powell, George
Engle, Alexander Ramsey, John Dickerson, Archibald Cozens,
Samuel Work, John C. Kelsey, P. C. Firth, Joseph Barger, 73
south Fifth, and Joseph Ebertle, 143 Vine.

OF STAVES. Abraham Mitchell.

OF SALT PROVISIONS. Daniel Bussier, No. 13 N. Water

OF BUTTER AND LARD — Thomas Enuis, office Arch above 2d

OF BARK — Joseph Starne.

OF FLOUR — Jacob Holgate. Head Inspector — Nathaniel Koplin,
and John Danenhower, Deputxj Insfiectors,

Regulator of Weights Isf Measures — John Dorsey, Decatur st.

Regulator of Dry Measures — Jacob Slemmer, 439 north 3d

Measurers of Grain ^ Coal^ and Salt,

Office north side Spruce street wharf.

Head Measurer — John M'Leod, No. 48 Swanson street.
Deputy Measurers — Samuel Smith, No. 1 Spruce st. wharf,
& 199 S Front— John Scott, 26 Spruce— James B. Scott, 36 Spruce

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— Ez^kiel Starrat, Federal st. above Second—Daniel Newman,
Locust cor. 12th— Charles Callahgan, 9 Wood—John Roberts^
Tenth below Pine— John Allison. 11 Passyunk road — Henry Y.
Darnell, 234 Catharine— James Wilkins, {coal) inquire at No. 1
Spruce St. wharf— George M. Heckman, {coal and salt^ 208 N.
Water— Samuel H. M'Fetrich, {coal, grain, and salt) inquire N
E cor. Queen and 2d— Joseph Abbott, 155 St. John.

Sufierijitendant of Powder Magazine-^Chavles Souder, Esq.

Inspectors of Domestic Sfnritous Liquors — John Chamberlain,
No. 310 Vine street- Henry Sparks, High cor. Sch. 5th.

GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES,

EXECUTIVE.

President — His Excellency James Monroe, of Virginia,
Vice-President — His Excellency Daniel D. Tompkins, of N. York.
Secretary of State — Hon. John Quincy Adams, of Massachusetts.
Secretary oj the Treasury — Hon. Wm. H. Crawford, of Georgia.
Secretary of War — Hon John C. Calhoun, of South-Carolina.
Secretary of the Aai;?/— Hon. Smith Thompson, of New-Yorlp
Attorney General — Hon. William Wirt, of Virginia.

[The above officers, with the exception of the Vice-President,
coinpose the Cabinet.]

SIXTEENTH CONGRESS FIRST SESSION, 1819-20*

SENATE.

New-Hamfishire — David L. Morrill, Joseph F. Parrott.
Massachusetts — Harrison G. Otis, Prentiss Mellen.
Rhode-Island — William Hunter, James Burrill,juh.
Connecticut — James Lannan, Samuel W. Dana.

Vermont • Palmer. Isaac Tichenor.

JS/ew-York — Rufus King, Nathan Sanford.
jsTew-Jersey — James J. Wilson, Mahlon Dickerson.
Pennsylvania — Walter Lowrie, Jonathan Roberts.
Delaware — Outerbridge Horsey, Nicholas Van Dyke.
Maryland — Robert H. Goldsborough, (One vacant.)
Virginia — James Barbour, John W. Eppes.
JVbrth Carolina — Nathaniel Macon, Montfort Stokes
South Carolina — John Gaillard, WilUam Smith.
Georgia — John Elliott, (One vacant.)
Kentucky — John J. Chittenden, William Logan.
Tennessee — John Williams, John H. Eaton.
OAio— Edward Trimble, Benjamin Ruggles.
Louisiana — James Brown, Henry Johnsom
Indiana — ^Waller I'aylor, James Noble.
Mississippi — Thomas H. Williams, Walter Leake.
Illinois — Ninian Edwards, Jesse B. Thomas.

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THE OFFICERS OF THE SENATE ARE I

President — His Excellency Daniel D. Tompkins, of New-York.
Secretary — Charles Cutts, Esq. of New-Hampshire.
Serjeant-at-arms — Mountjoy Baily.
Door-keeper — Henry Tims.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Jsr^tv Hampshire — Joseph Butler, Nathaniel Upham, Clifton
•- Clagett, -Buffum, Arthur Livermore, Plumer, jun. — 6.

Vermo7ii — Samuel C. Crafts, Ezra Meech, William Strong,
Charles Rich, Mark Richards, O. C. Merrill— 6-.
i Massachusettfi — Samuel C. Allen, Jonathan Mason, Tiriiothy,
'■ Fuller, Marcus Morton, Walter Folger, jr. Benj. Adams, Joshua
Cushman, John Holmes, Zabdiel Sampson, Edward Dowse, Na-
thaniel Silsbee, Jeremiah Nelson, Ezekiel Whitman, Jonas Ken-
dall, Enoch Lincoln, Mark L. Hill, Martin Kinsley, Samuel La»
throp, Henry Shaw, James Parker. — 20.

Rhode Island, — Nathaniel Hazard, Samuel Eddy. — 2.

Connecticut — H. W. Edwards, James Stevens, J. O. Moseley,
Gideon Tomlinson, John Russ, Elisha Phelps, Samuel A. Foot.

J\reiv- York — Silas Wood, Ebenezer Sage, Henry Meigs, Peter
H. Wendover, Caleb Tompkins, Randall S. Street, James Strong,
Walter Case, Jacob H. De Witt, Robert Clark, Solomon Van
Rensselaer, John D. Dickinson, John W. Taylor, Natnaniel
Pitcher, EzraC. Cross, Harmanus Peck, John Fay, Robert Mo-
nell, Joseph S. Lyman, Henry R. Storrs, Aaron Hackley, jr. Wil-
liam D. Ford, George Hall, Jonathan Richmond, Caleb Baker,
Nathaniel Allen, Albert H. Tracy. — 27.

Keno-Jersey — Henry Southard, Joseph Bloomfield, John Lynn,
Ephraim Bateman, Bernard Smith, John Condit. — 6.

Pennsylvania — John Sergeant, Samuel Edwards, Joseph
Hemphill, Thomas Forrest, W^liam Darlington, Samuel G-ose,
James M Wallace, Jacob Hostetter, Jacob Hibsham, Andrew
Boden, David FuHerton, Thomas J. Rogers, Samuel "D, Moore,
Joseph Heister, Robert Philson, William P. Maclay, George
Dennison, John Murray, David Marchand, Thomas Patterson,
Christian Tarr, Henry Baldwin, Robert Moore. — 23.

jD(?/awar^— WiUiam Hall, Louis M'Lane. — 2.

Maryland — Thomas Culbreth, Peter Little, S imuel Ringgold,
Samuel Smith, Stevenson Archer, Joseph Kent, Thomas Bavley,
Ralph Neal, H. R. Warfield.— 9.

Virginia — WiUiam L. Ball, Philip P. Barbour, Wm. A. Bur-
well, John Floyd, Robert S. Garnett, James Johnson, William
M'Coy, Charles F. Mercer, Hugh Nelson, Thomas Newton,
James Pindall, James Pleasants, Ballard Smith, Alexander
Smyth, GeoTrge F. Strother, John Tyler, Mark Alexander, Se-
vern E. Parker, John Randolph, George Tucker, Jared Wil-
liams, James Jones, T. W. Van Swearingen. — 23.

North Carolina — Jesse Slocumb, Lemuel Sawyer, Tho:.!.^,
Hall, J. J. Smith, Weldon, N. Edwards, Thos. Settle, WiUia u
Davidson, Levin Williams, Chas. Fisher, Felix Walker, Charles
Hooks, H. G. Burton, John Culpepper. — 13.

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South Carolina — Charles Pinckney, William Lowndes, James
Irwin, James Overstreet, Sterling 'rucker, Eldred Simkins,
Elias Earle, John M'Crerv, Joseph Brevard. — 9.

Georgia — R. B. Reid, John A. Cuthbert, William Terrill,
Joel Crawford, Joel Abbott, P. W. Cobb.— 6.

Kentucky — Henry Clay, David Trimble, George C. Robinson,

Richard C Anderson, Metcalf. (The other members not

known.)

Tennessee — John Rhea, Newton Cannon, R. Allen, Francis
Jones, Robert Mack. (One not ascertained.)

Ohio — Thos. R. Ross, Henry Brush, Philemon Beacher. (The
other members not known.)

Louisiana — — — Butler — 1.

Indiana — William Hendricks. — 1.

MUsissififii — Christopher Rankin. — 1.

Illinois — Daniel P. Cook. — 1.

Alabama — John Crowell.

Missouri Territory. — John Scott — 1.

Michigan Territory — W. W. Woodbridge.

OFFICERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:

Speaker — Hon. Henry Clay, of Kentucky,

Clerk — Thomas Dougherty, Esq.

Serjeant-at-arms — Thomas Dunn.

Doorkeeper — Thomas Claxton.

RECAPITULATION. Senators ... 42

Representatives - -♦ 185
Delegate . - - i

236

DEPARTMENTS OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.

General Post Office.

Return J. Meigs, jun. Ohio, Postmaster General, salary, 4000
dollars — Assistant, Abraham Bradley, Conn, salary 2500 dollars
—Assistant, Phineas Bradley, Conn, salary 2500 dollars— An-
drew Coyle, chief clerk.

United States Mint (at Philadelphia.)

Robert Patterson, Director; salary • 2000 dollars ;— James
Rush, Treasurer ; salary, 1200 dollars — Adam Eckfeldt, Coiner;
salary, 1500 dollars — Joseph Richardson, Assayer ; salary, 1500
dollars— Joseph Cloud, Refiner ; salary, 1500 dollars— Robert
Scott, Engraver; salary, 1200 dollars — ^William Stern, Door-
keeper and Watch — WilUam M'Minn, Cai'penter and Adjuste?
— Philip Summers, Melter — John Mann, Annealer — Wm. Tag-
gert, George Walters, Wm. Stern, Benj. Louderback, John
Summers and Michael Simpson, pressmen — One clerk at §700.
Land Department,

Josiah Meigs, Commissioner of the General Land Office ; sala-
ry, 3000 dollars— Edward Tiffin, Surveyor General ; salary, 2000

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dollars, office at Chilicothe, Ohio— Thomas Freeman, Surveyor,
south of Tennessee ; salary, 2000 dollars ; office at Washington,
Mississippi Territory — William Rector, Surveyor of lUinois and
Missouri Territories — John Coffee, Surveyor — D. W. Hale,
Collector of Direct and Internal Duties, state of Indiana.

Architect of the Capitol.
Charles Bulfinch.

JUDICIARY.

John Marshall of Virginia, Chief Justice of the United States ;
salary. 5000 dollars.

Associate Judges — Bushrod Washington, Virginia — William
Johnson, jun. South Carolina — B. Livingston, New -York — Thos,
Todd, Kentucky — Gabriel Duval, Maryland — Joseph Story,
Massachusetts. Salary 4500 dollars each.

William Wirt, ot Virginia, Attorney General of the United
States ; salary, 3500 dollars.

District yudges.

District of Maine, Albion K. Parris — New Hampshire, John
S; Sherburne — Massachusetts, John Davis — Rhrde Island, Da-
vid Howell — Vermont, Elijah Paine — Connecticut, Pierpont Ed-
wards,— New- York, Chief Judge New- York

Additional Judge, Wm. P. Van Ness — New-Jersey, Wm. S.
Pennington — Pennsylvania, Eastern District, Richard Peters
— .-Pt'tnsylvania, Western District, Jonathan H. Walker — Dela-
ware, John Fisher — Maryland, — Virginia, Eastern

District, St. George Tucker — Virginia, Western District, John
G. Jackson — North Carolina, Henry Potter — South Carolina,
John Drayton— Georgia, William Da vies — Kentucky, Robert
Trimble — Tennessee, John M'Nairy — Ohio, Charles W. Bird-
Indiana, Berjamin Parke — Louisiana, Dominic A. Hall — Missis-
sippi, Wm. Bayard Shields — Illinois, Nathaniel Pope — Colum-
bia, Chief Judge, William Cranch — Assistant Judges, Buckner
Thruston, James S. Mosrell, Henry G.Webb.

Clerks to the Supreme^ Circuity and District Courts,
Supreme Court, Elias B. Caldwell — District of New-Hamp-
shire, Jonathan Steel — Maine, Henry Sewall — Massachusetts,
John W. Davis— Rhode Island, Benjamin Coweil — Vermont,
Cephas Smith — Connecticut, Henry Edwards— New York,
Gilbert L. Thompson, Southern district ;R. R. Lansing, North-
ern district — New Jersey, Robert Boggs — Pennsylvania, David
Caldwell — Delaware, A. Johns — Maryland, Phihp Moore— Vir-
ginia, east, Richard Jeifries — North Carolina, Wm. H.Haywood
— South Carolina, James Jervay — Georgia, John J. Bullock-
Kentucky, John H. Hanna — Tennessee, Robert M. Gavock—
Ohio, Humphrey FuUerton — Louisiana, Wm. Claiborne — Co-
lumbia, Wm. Brent, Washington county ; Edmund I. Lee, Alex-
andria county.

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District Aitornies.

New-Hampshire, Daniel Humphries — Maine, Wm. P. Preble
— Massachusetts, George Blake — Rhode Island, Asher Robbins
— Connecticut, Hezekiah Huntington — Vermont, Titus Hutch-
inson— New-York, Robert Tillotson, Southera district ; Roger
Skinner, Northern District — New Jej'sey, Joseph M'llvaine —
Pennsylvania, Charles J. Ingersoll, Eastern district ; Andrew
Stewart, Western district — Delaware, George Read, jun. — Ma-
ryland, Elias Glenn — Virginia, Robert Stanard, Eastern district ;
Jacob Beeson, Western district — North Carolina, James M'Kay
— South Carohna, Thomas Parker — Georgia, Richard W. Ha-
bersham— Kentucky, George M. Bibb — East Tennessee, John
M'Campbell — West Tennessee, Henry Crabb— Ohio, John C.
Wright — Columbia, Walter Jones, jun. — Louisiana, John Dick
— Mississippi, Bela Metcalf — Indiana, Alexander A. Meek-
Missouri, Robert Wash — Illinois, Jepthah Hardin.

Marshals.
New- Hampshire, Michael M'Clary — Maine, Thomas G.
Thornton — Massachusetts, James Prince — Rhode Island, Ebe-
nezer K. Dexter — Counecticat, Robert Fairchild — Vermont,
David Robinson — New York, Thomas Morris, Southern dis-
trict; John W. Livingston, Northern district — New Jersey, Oli-
ver Wayne Ogden — Pennsylvania, John Conard, Eastern distiict;
William B. Irish, W^esterh distiict — Delaware, James Brobson
— Maryland, Paul Bentalou — Virginia, Andrew Moore, Eastern
district; Benjamin Reeder, Western district — North Carolina,
Beverly Daniel — South Carolina, Morton A. Waring — Georgia,
John H. Morrell — Kentucky, Robert Crocket — East Tennessee,

Charles I. Porter — West ' Tennessee, Ohio, John

Hamm — Columbia, Tench Ringgold — Louisiana, Michael Rey-
nolds— Indiana, John Vawter — Mississippi, Heniy G. Johnson —
Illinois, Robert Lemmon.

TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENIS.

LOCAL. — The Governors of Territories have a local super-
intendency of Indian affairs, ex officio^ within the limits of their
I'^sjjective territorial jurisdictions.

Missouri Territory.
William Ciavk, of Kentucky, Governor ; salarv, £000 dollars
— Frederick Bates, SecretarV ; salarv, 1000 dollars — Judges,
Silas Bent, John B. C Lucas, William Sprigg, each 1000 dollars —
Additional Judge, George Bullit — Charles Lucas, Attorney —
Henry Dodge, Marshal.

Michigan Territory.
Lewis Cass, Governor — Wm, Woodbridge, Secretan* — Judges,
Augustus B. Woodward, James Witherell, John Griffin.
Alabama Territory.

Wm. W. Bibb, of Georgia, Governor — John W. Walker, Se-
cretary,

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UNITED STATES' NAVY.

NAMES

FORCE
74

74
74
74
74
74
74
74
74
74
74
74
44
44
44
44
44

Independence,

Washington,

Franklin,

Columbus,

IChippewa,

::New-Orleans, -

iPlattsburgh,

Virginia, -

Pennsylvania,

New- York,

Massachusetts,

New Hampshire, -

Constitution,

United States,

Guerriere, - -

Java, - - -

^Superior,

One building at Washington, 44

- - • ° 36

36
36
33
32
32
28
24
24
22
20
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
16
16
16
16
14
14
14
14
12
12
12

Constellation,
Congress,
Macedonian,

Fulton the First, Steam frig.
tConfiance,

iMohawk, - - -

Cyane, > - -
John Adams, corvette^

tGeneral Pike, corvette,

iSaratoga, - - -
^iLawrence,

jErie, - - - -

Peacock, - - -

Ontario, - - -

iomet, - - -

IDetroit, - - -

::Jefferson, - - -
:^ Jones,

::Madison, - - -

::Niagara, - - -

!LiOuisiana, - - -

Linnet, _ _ -

iSylph, - - '
Boxer,

Saranac, _ - -

Ticonderoga,

Oneida, - - -

Queen Charlotte,

anger, _ - -
Enterprise,

Spark, _ . -
Eagle,

When and where built

1814 Boston

1816 Portsmouth, (N H)

1815 Philadelphia

1819 Washington, (D C)
Sackett*s Harbour
ditto
ditto
Building at Norfolk
Building at Philadelphia
Building at New York
Building at Boston
Building at Portsmouth,

1797 Boston

1797 Philadelphia

1814 Philadelphia

1814 Baltimore

Sackett's Harbour

1797 Baltimore

1797 Portsmouth, (N H)

Captured 1812, England
columbiads. New York

Captured 1814

1814 Sackett's Harbour
Captured 1815

1813 Sackett's Harbour
1813 Erie

1813 New-York
1809 Baltimore

1813 Erie

1815 Sackett's Harbour

ditto
ditto

1812 Erie

Captured 1814

1813 Sackett's Harbour
1815 Hartford, (Conn.)

ditto
1814

1815 Sackett's Harbour-
Captured 1813

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NAMES FORCE.

Nonsuch, - - > 6

Surprise, - _ _ 6

Lynx, - - . _ 5

Hornet, - _ . 5

Fox, - - - - 4

Despatch, - _ - 2

Ghent, - - _ 1

Lady of the Lake, - 1

Porcupine, - - - 1

Alert, store ship, - none Captured 1814

Corporation, - - —

Tickler, - - -

^tna, Vesuvius, and Ven-
geance, bombs.

(tT* Those ships marked thus %, are upon the Lakes, and ar&
considered as forming a part of the Navy.

The smaller vessels are principally stationed at important
passes, for the purpose of protecting our commercial trade, from
privateers, &c.

Commissioners of the Navy Board.

John Rodgers, Stephen Decatur, and David Porter— J. K«
Paulding, Secretary.

Captains of the United States Navy.

Alexander Murray, John Rodgers, James Barron, William
Bainbridge, Hugh G. Campbell, Stephen Decatur, Thomas Tin-

fey, Charles Stewart, Isaac Hull, Isaac Chauncey, John Shaw,
ohn H. Dent, David Porter, John Cassin, Samuel Evans, Jacob
Jones, Charles Morris, Arthur Sinclair, Thomas Macdonough,
Lewis Warrington, Joseph Bainbridge, William M.Crane, James
T. Leonard, James Biddle, Charles G. Ridglev, Robert T.
Spence, Daniel T. Patterson, Samuel Angus, Melancthon T.
Woolsey, John Orde Creighton, Edward Trenchard, John
Downes, John D. Henley, Jesse D. Elliott.

Masters Commandant of the Navy.

Robert Henley, Stephen Cassin, James Renshaw, David Dea-
con, Louis Alexis, Sidney Smith, Thomas Brown, Samuel Wood-
house, Charles C. B. Thompson, Alexander S. Wadsworth,
George W. Rodgers, George C. Read, Henry E. Ballard,
Thomas Gamble, William Carter, jun. Joseph J. Nicholson,
Wolcott Chauncey, John H. Elton, Edmund P. Kennedy, Alex-
^n^er J. Dallas, John B. Nicholson, Beekman V. Hoffman, Jesse
Wilkinson.

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Lieutenants of the Navy,

Francis J Mitchell, Joseph Nicholson, John Pettigrew, George
Budd, Thomas A. C. Jones, Joseph 8. M'Pherson, John Porter,
William B Finch, William B. Shubrick, Henry Wells, Benja-
min W. Booth, Alexander Claxton, Charles W. Morgan, Samuel
P. Macomber, Raymond H. J. Perry, Lawrence Kearney, Wil-
liam H Watson, Thomas Hendry, jun. Foxhall A Parker, Ed-
ward R M'Call, Daniel Turner, William H Allen, David Con-
nor, John Gallagher, Thomas H Stevens, Henry S Newcomb,
James P Oellers, William M Hunter, Joiin D Sloat, John Pack-
ett, William H Cocke, Matthew C Perry, Charles W Skinner,
Joseph Wragg, Samuel W Adams, John R Madison, Dugomier
Taylor, (ieorge Pearce, Frederick W Smith, Nathaniel D Nir
cholson, Otho Norris, John T Newton, P A I P Jones, Samuel
Henley, A H M Conklin, Joseph Smith, Lawrence Rousseau,
George W Storer, Joseph Cassin, Robert M Rose, Beverly Ken-
non, Edward Shubrick, Charles A Budd, Francis H Gregory,
John M Maury, Robert Spedden, John H Clack, Philip F Voor-
hees, Benjamin Cooper, William L Gordon, James Ramage, Si-
las Duncan, Dulany Forrest, John Tayloe, jun. David Geisinger,
Robert F Stockton, Thomas S Cunningham, Isaac M'Keever,
John P Zantziriger, Charles E Crowlev, Heniy Gilliam, William
D Salter, Charles S M Cauley, John H Bell, Thomas M Newell,
Ehe A F Vallette, W^illiam A Spencer, Francis B Gamble, Wm.
Laughton, Nelson Webster, Richard Dashiell, Thomas T Webb,
Richard M Winter, John Percival, Charles T Stallings, John H
Aulick, William V Taylor, Mervine P Mix, Bladen Dulany,
James M'Gowan, George Vancleave, Silas H Stringham, Na-
thaniel L Montgomery, William A C Farragut, George B
M'Culloh, Walter G Anderson, Stephen ChapHn, William
Lowe, Walter N Monteath, Richard G Edwards, Isaac Mayo,
William K Latimer, William Mervine, Thomas Crabb, Edward
B Babbit, George W Hamersley, Thomas Paine, jun. James
Armstrong, Joseph Smoot, Robert B Randolph, William Berry,
Samuel L Breese, John Evans, Benjamin Page, jun. John T Rit-
chie, John A Wish, John Gwinn, William A Weaver, Thomas
W Wayman, James L Morris, John A Belsches, Andrew Fitz-
hugh, William M Caldwell, John K Carter, Joseph Cross, Abra-
ham S Ten Eick, Thomas Hamersley, John White, William M
Robins, Robert Field, Hiram Paulding, Jonathan D Williamson,
Charles L Springer, James Trant, Uriah P Levy, Enoch H Johns,
Charles Lacy, Clement W Stevens, Chas. Boarman. jun. French
Forrest, Edgar Freeman, Thos. A Tippett, W^m. E M'Kenney,
William J Belt. Charles H Caldwell, William Jamesson, James
W H Ray, William Boerum, Charles L Williamson, Charles
Gaunt, William W Ramsay, Ralph Vorhees, James Nicholson,
Robert E Searcy, Thomas H Bowyer, Alexander Eskridge, Ebe-
nezer Ridgeway, Thomas A Conover, Archibald S Campbell,
William Taylor, George W Isaacs, John C Long, Henry R
Warner. John H Graham, Nathaniel Carter, jun. Henry Ward,
James E McDonald, Henry Henry, Samuel W Downing, Richard
S Hunter, William Pottenger, Henry W Ogden, John H Lee,

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Walter Abbott, James M K M'Intosh, Josiah Tatnall, William
Temple, George M'Cauley, Hugh N Page, James A Perry, Ar-
chibald M'Neal, John A Cook, William Inman, Joel Abbot,
Lewis E Sitnoiids, John M Dale, Peleg K Dunham, Harrison H
Cocke, WiUiam H Mott, William J M'CU.ney, Albert G Wall,
Ephraim D Whitlock. James F Curtis, James Goodrum, John B
Montgomery, Horace B Sawver. Corif-lius K. Stribling, James
E Legare, Joshua R Sdtids, Allen B W Giiffin, i^ichard M Pot-
ter, Jo'ii -CuniT^ing-^, Sa.nuel A Ea.iiiu, FrederidtS Gibbon,
Samuel W Adams, A. L., Chnrlbtt C Russell, A, Z.., Nicholas
Marchand, A. L,y Nathaniel A Prentiss, A. L,

United States'* Navy Agents.

Portland, John J^ Storer — Portsmouth, (N H) Henry S Lang-
don — Bostrtii^ Amos Binney — New London, Joseph Hull — New
York, Robert Swartwout — Philadelphia, (ieorge Harrison — Bal-
timoi'e, James Beatly — Annapolis, John Randall — Morfolk, Miles
King — Charleston, John Ronertson — Sav.nnah, John P Henry —
Kentucky, James Morrison— > ew Orleaus, I K. Smith — New-
port, (R I) Constant Taber— Hartfoid, (Con.) John Morgan-
Wilmington, (N C) Joshua Potts — Nevv.>crn, Jeremiah Brown —
New Castle, J S R)d die-— London, Baring, Brothers & Co. Bank-
ers of United Slates — Barcelona, Richard M'Call.

A commission is allowed to navy agents not exceeding one per
cent, upon their disbursements. Their whole annual emoluments
are limited by law to §2,000, without any allowance for clerk
hire, porters, office rent, stationary, or any thing else. Every
charge must be paid out of their commissions.

GENERAL STAFF OF THE U. S. ARxMY.

Jacob Brown, Major General.

Andrew Jackson, Major General.

Alexander Macomb, Brigadier General, maj gen. brev-

Edmund P Gaines, Brigadier General, maj. gen. brev.

Wnifield Scott, Brigadier General, maj. gen. brev.

Eleazer W Ripley, Brigadier General, maj. gen. brev.

Daniel Parker, Adjutant and Inspector General, brig. gen. brev.

Thomas S Jesup, Quarter Master General, brig gen. brev.

Robert Butler, Adjutant General, col brev.

Roger Jones, Adjutant General, col. brev.

Artiiur P Hayne, Inspector General, col. brev.

John E W^ool, Inspector General, col. brev.

Charles J. Nourse, Assistant Adjutant General, maj. brev.

R M Kirby, Asastant Adjutant General, maj. brev.

Ferrin Willis, Asastant Adjutant General, maj. brev.

James M Glassel, Assistant Adjutant Genetal, maj. brer.

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John M Davis, Assistant Inspector General, maj. brev.
Francis S Belton, Assistant Inspector General, maj. brev.
William M'Donald, Assistant Insoector General, maj. brev.
John Biddle, Assistant Inspector General, maj. brev.
William Linnard, Deputy Quartermaster General, maj brev.
Mile Mason, Deputy Quartermaster General, maj. brev.

Divisions and Departments of the Army,

The Northern Division comprises five Military Departments,
to wit : — No. 1. New York, above the Highlands, and Vei:nont
— No. 2. New Hampshire, Massacbubetts, Rhode Island, ^.nd
Connecticut — No. 3. New Ycrk, below the Highlands, and New
Jersey, excepting that part which furnishes the first divisioi; of
militia — No. 4 Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, and tnat
part of New Jersey which furnishes the first division of militia —
No. 5. Ohio, Indiana, and the territory of Michigan, and by a
line drawn from the south end of lake Michigan to the mouth
of Rock River, on the Mississippi, to include all posts that are,
or may be, estabUshed north of such line, on both sides of the
Mississippi, embracing all the waters of that river above Rock
River.

The Southern Dinsion comprises four Military Departments,
to wit : No. 6 Virginia, North Carolina, and the Disrrict of Co-
lumbia— No. 7. South Carolina and Georgia — No 8. Louisiana,
Mississippi, and the Alabama territory — No. 9. Tennessee, Ken-
tucky% Illinois, and Missouri.

INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.

DIPLOMATIC DEPARTMENT.

Ministers Plenipotentiary.

Richard Rush, to Great Britain. Albert Gallatin, to France.
George W. Campbell, to Russia. John Forsyth, to Spain. John
Graham, to Brazils.

Charge d* Affaires.
Alexander H. Everett, to the Netherlands. Christopher
y Hughes, jun. to Sweden.

Secretaries of Legation.

John Adams Smith, to Great Britain. Daniel Sheldon, to
France. Charles Pinkney, to Russia. Thomas L. L. Brent, to
Spain. John J. Appleton, to Brazil.

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CON^'LS OF THE UNITED STATES IN FOREIGN
COUNTRIES.

In Great Britain and its dependencies.

Thomas Aspinwall, London. James Maur)% Liverpool. Hef-
man Visger, Bristol. Nath. G. Ingraham, jr. Plymouth. Robert
W. Fox, Falmouth. WilHam Davy, Kingston-upon-HuU. Thos.
Auldjo, Cowes. Joel Hart, Leith. Thomas English, Dublin.
Jacob Mark, Cork. James Luke, Belfast. Bernard Henry, Gib-
raltar. Martin Bickham, Isle of France. Thomas Wynns,
Turks Island. *WiUiam R. Higinbotham, Bermuda.

In France and its dependencies.
Isaac Cox Barnet, Pans. Daniel Strobel, Bordeaux. Joshua
Dodge, Marseilles Henry Wilson, Nantes. Robert Sterry, La
Rochelle. Edward Church, L'Orient. Reuben G. Beasley,
Havre de Grace. Thomas Johnston, Calais. Philip De Peyster,
Island of Guadaloupe. Silas Marean, Island of Martinique.

In Russia.

Abraham P. Gibson, St Petersburg.

In Spain and its dependencies,

John M. Hcdl, Cadiz. Richard M'Call, Barcelona. Obadiah

Rich, Vaieiicia. George G. Barrell, Malaga. Robert Mont-

i^omery, Alicante. Richard S. Hackley, St. Lucar. Francisco

Xavier de Ealo, Bilboa. John O'SuUivan, Island of Teneriffe.

Andrew Stuart, Island of Manilla. William G. Miller, Monte

\'ideo. Robert K. Lowry, La Guayra. *Michael Hogan, Ha-

vanna. *John Mason, St. Jago de Cuba. *John M. Baker,

Porto Rico,

In Portugal and Brazil.
Israel P. Hutchinson, Lisbon. Henry Hill, Rio de Janeiro.
Jose dcs Santos Monteiro, Maranhao. John H. March, Island
of Madeira John B. Dabney, Fayal. Samuel Hodges, jun.
Cape de Verde Islands.

In Siveden and Norway.
David Erskine, Stockholm. C. A. Murray, Gottenburg.
Peter Isaacksen, Christiansand. Joseph Ficklm, St. Bartho-
lomews.

Denmark,
John Rainals, Copenhagen. Robert Jaques, Island of St. Croix.
*Nathan Levy, Island of St. Thomas.

In the Netherlands.
Alexander M'Rae, Amsterdam. George Joy, Rotterdam.
David Parish, Antwerp. Emanuel W^ambersie, Ostend. Wil-
liam Gamble, Island of St. Eustatia. Cortland Parker, Island of
Curracoa, *Abraham E. Soesman, Batavia.

In Germany.
John M. Forbes, consul-general, Stettin, &c. Edward Wyer,
Hamburg. Frederick J. Wichelhausen, Bremen. Wilham
Clark, Embden. Philip Marck, Franconia.

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In Tuscany^ Sardinia^ and Austria.
Thomas Appleton, Leghorn. James Schee, Genoa. Victor
A. Sasserno, Nice. Francis Adams, Trieste.

In the Two Sicilies.
Alexander Hammett, Naples. Henry Preble, Palermo, John
Broadbent, Messina.

In the Barbary States.
William Shaler, consul general, Algiers. Townsheud Stith,
Tunis. Thos. D. Anderson, Tripoli. James Simpson, Tangier,

In China.
Benjamin C. Wilcocks, Canton.

Note. — Agents tor Commerce and Seamen are distinguished
by an asterisk — thus *

MINISTERS, CONSULS, AND COMMISSARIES
OF FOREIGjY powers,

RESIDENT IN THE UNITED STATES.

From France.

His Excellency, M. Hyde de Neuville, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary, from France to the United States
of America.

Mr. Roth, Secretary of Legation.

Mr. Bourgueney, attached to the Legation.

Mons. Lesseps, consul to the United States, at Philadelphia,

Mr. Berard, ele-ue Vice-Consul, Philadelphia.

Mr. De Valnais, Consul, Boston.

Mr. Le Comte D'Espinville, Consul, New York.

Mr. Angelucci, Consul, Baltimore.

Mr. Couteaux, Vice-Consul, Norfolk.

Mr. Le Marquis de Fougeres, Consul, Charleston.

Mr. Buchet de Martigny, Agent of the Consulate, Charleston,

Mr. Le Loup, Vice-Consul, ad interim^ Savannah.

Mr, Guillemin, Consul, ad interim. New Orleans.

Mr. Thierry, Vice-Consul, District of Columbia.

From Great Britain,

Envoy Exti'aordmary, and
Minister Plenipotentiary.
Gibbs Crawford Antrobus, Esq. Secretary of Legation.
WilUam Henry Hughes, Esq. Private Secretary.
Anthony St John Baker, Esq. Consul General.
James Baker, Esq. Secretary.

James Buchanan, Esq. Consul for the State and City of N. York.
William Dawson, Esq. Consul for Maryland — Baltimore
William Gray, Consul for Virginia — Norfolk.

Ixii Whttely^s Philadelphia Register.

Benjamin Moodie, Esq. Consul for North and South Carolina,

and Georgia — Charleston.
John Davidson, Esq. Consul for Louisiana — New Orleans.
William S Skinner, Esq. Acting Vice Consul, Boston.
John' Barnard Gilpin, Esq. Acting Vice Consul, Newport (R I)
Gilbert Robinson, Esq. do. do. Philadelphia.

James Patton, Esq. do. do. Alexandria (D C)

James Wallace, Esq. do. do. Savannah. *

Donald M'Intosh, Esq. Consul, New Hampshire and Maine

From Russia.

Pierre de Poletica, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni-
potentiary
George EUisen, Counsellor of Legation.
S. LomonosofF, Secretary of Legation.
Theodore Ivanoff, Consul General, Philadelphia.
Alexy Eustaphieve, Consul, Boston.
T. Swift, Vice Consul, .^Vlexandria.
T. G. Bogert, Vice Consul, New York.
Benjamin Chew, Vice Consul, New Orleans-.
Edward J Coale, agent, Baltimore.
Fortescue Whittle, agent, Norfolk.
John Prince, agent, Salem.
Ebenezer Mayo, agent, Portland-
Samuel Snow, agent, Providence.

From Spain.

Minister Plenipotentiary, and Envoy

Extraordinary, Philadelphia.
Don Bartolome Ronquenet, Consul, Philadelphia.
Don Thomas Stoughton, Consul, New York.
Don Juan Stoughton, Consul for New Hampshire, Massachusetts,

Connecticut, Vermont and Rhode Island — Boston.
Don Pablo Chacon, Vice Consul, Alexandria (D C)
Don Juan B Baraabau, Consul, Baltimore.

Don Antonio A rgotteVilalobos, Consul for Virginia & Kentucky.
Don Diego Morphy, Consul, New Orleans.
Don Felipe Fatio, Consul, Louisiana.
Don Carolus Mulvi, Vice Consul, Savannah.

From Portugal.

His Excellency M. Correa de Serra, Minister Plenipotentiary of
his Majesty the King of Portugal, Brazil, and Algarves, Phila-
delphia.

Joseph Amado Grehan, secretary of legation.

Joaquim Jose Vasques, consul-general, New-York.

Philip Marot, Vice Consul, Boston.

J. DufF, Vice Consul, New- York.

John Vaughan, Vice Consul, Philadelphia. ^

William R. Swift, Vice-Consul, Baltimore.

Jonathan Swift, Vice-Consul, Alexandria.

A. B. Nones, Vice Consul, Norfolk.

Joao P. Calhorda, Vice Consul, Wilmington, (N C)

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C. P. L. VVessendorf, Vice Consul, Charleston, (S C)

Francis Sorral, \"ice Consul, Savaniiah.
From Deiimark,

His Excellency P. Pedersen, nainister resident from the court
of Denmark and consul-general, Philadelphia.

John Bohlen, vice-consul, Philadelphia.

George Hammeken, consul, New York.

Chnrles W Greene, vice-consul, Boston.

Lewis Brantz, vice-consul, Baltimore

Jonathan Swift, vice-consul, Alexandria.

Moses Myers, vice-consul, Norfolk.

Joseph Winthrop, vice-consul, Charleston, (S C)

Richard Relf, vice-consul, New Orleans.

From Sweden and Norway.

His Excellency Baron Robert Stackelberg, charge d'affaires.

Henry Gahn, consul-general, New-York.

Seveiin Lorich, consul, Philadeli)hia.

Samuel Blagge. commercial agent, Boston-

R. Rogers, jun. commercial agent, Providence, (R I)

J. Swift, commercial agent, Alexandria.

J. B. Cunningham, commercial agent, Washington, (^^C^

Edmund Bridge, jun. commercial agent, Wilmington (N C)

Joseph Winthrop, commercial agent, Charleston, (S C)

Wm Taylor, commercial agent. Savannah.

R. D. Shepherd, commercial agent. New Orleans.
From Prussia.

His Excellency, Frederick Greuhm, minister resident.

Jacob Sperry, consul, Philadelphia.

J. W. Schmidt, consul. New York.

Riilph B. Forbes, consul, Boston.

Louis Trapman, consul, Charleston, (S C)
From Hamburgh,

C.N Buck, consul general, Philadelphia.

J. W. Schmidt, vice-consul. New York.

Frederick C. Graf, Baltimore.

Anthonv C. Cazenovt, Alexandria.

Jacob Wulff, Charleston, (S C)

Vincent Nolle, New Oi leans.

Fro:.i the United Nether landi^.

His Excellency Viscount de Quabeck, Charge d'AfFaires, Wasli-
ington.

P. G. Lechleitner, Consul, Philadelphia.

F. L W^entrop, Esq Consul, Boston.

J. C. Zimmerman, Cnnsul, New-York.

C- S Konig, Consul, Baltimore.

Jonathan Swift, Consul, Alexandria.

Moses Meyer, Consul, Norfolk.

James Holmes, Consul. Charleston.

Thomas Wright, Consul, Savannah.

William Nott, Consul, New-Orleans.

Austria — the name not known,
(4*)

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OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS

In the Ports of Entry within the United States,

PORTS.

Portsmouth*

White Mountains

Alburg

Mumphreymagog

I^^ewburyport

Ipswich

Gloucester

Beverly and

Salem*

Marblehead*

Boston*

Plymouth

Barnstable

Nantucket

Edgartown

New Bedford*

Dighton

York

Saco*

Portland*

Bath

Augusta

Wiscasset

Penobscot

Bangor

Thorn astown

Frenchman's Bay

Machias

Passsamaquoddy

Waldobo rough '

Kennebunk

Newport*

North Kingston

East Greenwich

Warren

Bristol*

Pawcatuck river

Providence

Patuxet

Tiverton

New-London

Stonington

New-Haven

Middletown

Fairfield

Hartford

Saybrook

Sagg Harbour

COLLECTORS.

Timothy Upham
Eph. H. Mahurin
James Fisk
Roger Enos
Joseph Marquand
Asa Andrews
John Kittredge

William R. Lee

Joseph Wilson
H. A. S. Dearborn
Henry Warren
Isaiah L Green
Martin T. Morton
Thomas Cooke, jr.
* John Hawes
Nathaniel Williams
Jeremiah Bradbury
Daniel Granger
Isaac Ilsly

> J. Wingate, jr.
Francis Cook

> Josiah Hook

Hezekiah Prince
Meletiah Jordan
Jeremiah O'Brien
Stephen Thacker
Denny M'Cobb
Joseph Storer
William EUery

Chas. Collins, jr.
Thomas Coles

Thos. H. Cushing

Abraham Bishop
Alex. Wolcott
Walter Bradley

Henry P. Dering

SURVEYORS.

James Ladd

William Cross

Ebenezer Dale
C Jonathan Smith
X John Sanders
Joshua Prentis
Eldridge Gerry

James C. Jewett
^ Isaac Carter

^Joseph Carr

John Slocum
Wm. Hammond
Thomas Arnold
Nathaniel Philips
Samuel Bosworth
Sylvester Gavet
John B. Barton
Joseph Aborne
Thomas Durfee
Oliver Champlain
Elijah Palmer
William Munson
W. Van Deursen

Solomon Porter
George Wolcott

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Ixv

PORTS.

New York* and

Albany

Hudson

Oswegatchie

Champlain

Oswego

Niagara

BufFaloe Creek

Genesee

Sackett's Harbour

Cape St. Vincent

Perth Amboy

Burlington

Bridgetown

Great Egg Harbour

Little Egg Harbour

New Brunswick

Jersey

Philadelphia*

Presque Isle

Wilmington (Del)*

Baltimore*

Town Creek

Chester

Oxford and ^

Easton

Vienna

Snowhill

Annapolis

Nottingham

Llewellenburg

Nanjemoy

St Mary's (Md.)

Havre de Grace

Georgetown (DC)

Alexandria

Hampton

Norfolk*

Suffolk

Smith field

Petersburg

Richmond

City Point

Yorktown,

West Point, and

Cumberland

East River

Tappahanock

Urbanna

Port Royal

Fredericksburg

Carter's Creek

Charlestown, (V.)

COLLECTORS.

> David Gelston

Reuben Moores
Alexander Richards
Peter Sailly
Nathan Sage
Robert Fleming
Oliver Forward
Jesse Hawley

> Peter Keys

John Brewster
Lemuel Howell
James D Wescott
Gideon Leeds
Silas Crane

SURVEYORS.

C Gen. Swift
t John Vernor, jr.
Isaac Dayton

[

Henry Coffin

John Steele
Thomas Forster
Allen M'Lane
Jas. H M'Culloch

James N Gordon

I John Willis

John Ennalls
Lemuel P Spence
John Randall
Henry Boswell

Athan. Fenwick <

H Goldsborough
John Barnes
Charles Simms
David Brodie
Charles K Mallorey

Bernard Smith
Philip Williams
Jaraes Glentworth

William Lo wry
Charles Chilton

Benjamin Wilmot

Lewis Ford
Wm. D Harrison
Robert Chelsey

Joseph Jones,
James Gibbon

Nelson, jr.

J. B. Roberts

John Haile

Bath. Dangerfield

Copeland Parker
Joseph Prentiss
Robert Butler
John H Peterson
Ryland Randolph
Andrew Torborn

Eugene Sullivan

WiUiam White

j Henry Muse
<^ William Gray
I Adam, Cooke
LEz. G. Shearman
Jacob Decamps

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Whitely^s Philadelphia Register.

PORTS.

Yeocomico

Dumfries

Folly Landing

Cherry Stone

South Quay

Wilmington, (N C)

Swansborough

Winton,

Windsor

Shewarkey

Hertford

Nixonton

Indiantown

Currituck Inlet

Pasquetank

Newbiggin Creek

Tombstone

Murfreesborough

Iv'ewbern

Beaufort (N C)

Washington*

Edenton*

Plymouth

Camaen*

Ocracoke*

Charleston*

Georgetown (SC)*

Beaufort (SC)*

Savannah*

Sunbury*

Brunswick and

Darien

St. iMaiy's (G)

Hardwick

Louisville

Limestone

Erie

Miami

Sandusky

Marietta

Cincinnati .

Massac

Netchez

New Orleans

Bayou St John

Charlestown (L)

Teche

Mobile

D^ troit

Michilimackinac

COLLECTORS.

John S Tapscott
W. A Linton *
Parker Barnes
Nathaniel Holland
Willis W Parker
Robert Cochrane

SURVEYORS.

Francis Hawks
Bridges Arundel
Thomas H Blount
Samuel T red well
Levi Pagan
Enoch Sawyer
Thos, S. Singleton
Simeon Theus
Thomas Chapman
William Joyner
Arch. S Bullock
James Holaies

^W J. M'Intosh

Archibald Clark
John J. Jenkins

A. W. Walworth
Almon Gibbs
Peter P. Ferry

Beverly Chew

Thomas Callender
Demsey Jones
Ptterson Gurley
William H Ruffin
Henry Hunter
Josiah Townsend
Samuel Matthews
Thomas C. Ferebee
Malachi Jones
David Richardson
T. L, Shannonhouse
Jehu Nichols
James Morgan

Thomas H Jervey

Thomas Bourke

(. M'Queen M'Intosh

Richard Ferguson
Charles Pelham

Henry P Wilcox
Jolm Andrews
Gide«n D Cobb
W. H. Beaumont

r Willi am Emerson

< Louis Blanc

James Miller

Adden Ltwjs

William Woodbridge

Adam D Stewart
NoTE~The ports which have stars affixed, thus *, are those
at which vessels from the Cape of Good Hope, or any place be-
yond, are admitted to make entry.

IVhitely'^s Philadelphia Register. Ixvii

NAVAL OFFICERS.

Portsmouth, Elijah Hall — Newbury port, Daniel Sweet — Sa-
lem, Henry Elkins — Boston, Thomas Melville — Newport, Wal-
ter Nichols — Providence, Samuel Brown — New York, John
Ferguson — Philadelphia, Samuel Clarke — Baltimore, Joshua
Barney — Norfolk, Philemon Gatewood — Wilmington, John D.
Jones — Charleston, Thomas Waring — Savannah, Alexander Ir-
vine— New Orleans, Edwin Lorrain.

PUBLIC APPRAISERS,

Afifiointed under the jlct sufifilementary to the Collection LaiVy

fiassed during the late session.

Boston, William Little, Isaac Waters — New York, Ichabod

Prall, Abraham R. Lawrence — Philadelphia, Samuel Ross,

Thos. Stewart — Baltimore, William Dickinson, William Haslett,

UNITED STATES' PATENTS.

The general law concerning the issuing of Patents will be
found in the second volume of the Laws of the United States,
page 200. This law provides for citizens only ; but a subsequent
law (vol. 5, page 88) provides also for applicants who have re-
sided two years or upwards in the United States, and who are
not citizens.

In applying for a patent, it is necessary to attend to every legal
form, for in consequence of inattention to forms only, some of the
patents issued formerly, have in the courts of law been declared
to be null and void.

MODE OF APPLICATION.

" Every inventor, before he presents his petition to the secre-
tary of state, signifying his desire of obtaining a patent, shall pay
into the treasury of the United States, thirty dollars, for which
he will be furnished with duplicate receipts, one of which he
shall deliver to the secretary of state, when he presents his pe-
tition ; and the money thus paid shall be in full for the sundry
services to be performed in the office of the secretary of state,
consequent to such petition. This petition must be addressed to
the secretary of state, and may be in the following or in a similar
style ;

To the Hon, • , Secretary of State of the United

States.

The petition of A. B, of , in the county of , and

state of , respectfully represents :

That your petitioner has invented a new and useful improve-
ment [" or art, machine, manufacture or composition of matter,
or any new and useful improvement in any art, machine, manu-
facture, or composition of matter"] in , not known or used

before his application, the advantages of which he is desirous of
secunng to himself and his legal representatives ; he therefore
prays, that latters patent of the United States may be issued,
granting unto your petitioner, his heirs admistrators, or assigns.

Ixviii Whitely^s Philadelphia Regifiter,

the full and exclusive i ight of making, constructing, using, and
vending to others to be used, his said improvement, (art, mven-
tion, machine, manufacture or composition of matter, &c.)
agreeably to the acts of Congress in such case made and provi-
ded ; your petitioner having paid thirty dollars into the treasury
of the United States, and complied with the other provisions of
the said acts. A. B.

The specification or description of the machine, art, discovery,
or invention, must be given in clear and specific terms, designa-
ting it from all other inventions, and describing the whole in such
a manner as to comprehend not only the form and construction,
if a machine, but also the mode of using the same ; and if it be
only an improvement on a certain machine already invented by
the applicant or any other, it ought to be so mentioned or de-
scribed ; and as this specification, description, or schedule, enters
into and forms part of the patent, it must be without any refer-
ences to a model or drawing, and must be signed by the appli-
cant or applicants, before two witnesses. It is material that this
be in good language, and correctly written, as it is transcribed
into the patent, and the original papers will be deposited in an
office, that will hand them down to posterity ; by which the
honour of the country is concerned in this attention. The modest
inventor will, no doubt, exclude those panegyrics on the excel-
lence of his invention or discovery, which abounds sometimes in
the productions of the inferior genius, but which ought not to
enter into the patent.

The following, or a similar oath or affirmation, taken [before
a judge of any of the courts, or a justice of the peace, or any per-
son qualified' to administer an oath] by the applicant or appli-
cants, must be subjoined to the specification, ii citizens oi the
United States :

FORM,

On this of , 181 , before the subscriber, a justice of

the peace, in and for the said county, personally appeared the
aforenamed A. B und made solemn oath [or affirmation] accord-
ing to law, that he verily believes himself to be the true and ori-
ginal inventor or discoverer of the art, [machine, invention, or
improvement, composition of matter, 8cc.] above specified and

described, for (mention here the object or intention)

, and that he is a citizen of the United States.

.. .-. — — , Justice Peace.

If not a citizen (or citizens) the following addition must be
made to the declaration, *' that he verily believes himself to be
the true and original inventor or discoverer of the art, &c. And
that the same hath not, to the best of his or her knowledge, or
belief, been known or used, either in this or any foreign country

." ♦♦ Also, that he ;or she) hath resided in the United

States two years and upwards."

It is not necessary that the time of residence should immedi-
ately precede the application.

If an inventor or discoverer should die intestate, before an ap-
plication be made for a patent, his legal representatives may

IVIiitely^s Philadelphia Register, Ixvix

apply for the patent, in tnist for the heirs at law ; otherwise in
trust for the devisees.

The specihcation must be accompanied by a good drawing, in
perspective, of the whole machine or apparatus, *' where the na-
ture of the case admits of drawings, or with specimens of the
ingredients, and of the composition of matter, sufficient in quan-
tity for the purpose of experiment, where the invention is of a
composition of matter." " Aad such inventor shall, moreover,
deliver a model of his machine, provided tne secretary shall deem
such model to be necessary." It is requisite, in giving a drawing
of the machine, to give also sectional drawings of the inteiior
when the machine be complex; and every drawing should be ac-
companied with explanatory references. If the machine is com-
plex, a model will likewise be necessary, notoRly to explain and
render it comprehensible to a common capacity, but also to pre-
vent mfringements of rights ; for many will plead ignorance of
drawings, who cannot avoid conviction by wheels and pinions.

The drawings ought not to exceed a quarto size, and if confin-
ed to octavo they would be still better, where it can be done
conveniently and distinctly.

Many of the drawings in this office are executed in a very
handsome style, and do much credit to the gentlemen whose
names are ascertained. If the artists would always sign them,
with their directions, information might be given to the appli-
cants for patents where to apply for drawings.

The papers must all be sent directed to the superintendent of
the Patent Office, under cover to the secretary of state, which
of course renders them free of postage ; but if models be sent,
their freight or carriage hither must be paid, and, before pack-
ing them, the name or names of the inventor or inventors should
be written thereon, with the name of the machine, and the date ;
for, sometimes, on receiving them, it is difficult to know to whom
they appertain. - .

T he congress being impressed with a high sejise of the value
of the inventions of our citizens, have purchased an elegant and
extensive building, wherein preparations are made for the ac-
commodation of a very numerous collection of the machines il-
lustrative of the ingenuity displayed ; and this Museum of the
Arts, it is presumed, will stimulate the ingenious to send the:
models of their machines and inventions in a style that will
rather honour than discredit themselves and our country.

Copy-rights of books, prints, charts, maps, &c. are secured
•* by depositing, before publication, a printed copy of the title of
such map, chart, book or books, in the clerk's office of the dis-
trict court, where the author o." proprietor shall reside, who will
record the same ; and the author or proprietor shall within two
months from the date of the record, cause a copy of the said re-
cord to be pubhshed in one oi' more of the newspapers printed
in the United States, for the space of four weeks. And within
six months of publishing the map, chart, book, or books, the au-
thor or proprietor shall deliver, or cause to be delivered to the
secretary of state, a copy of the same ;" and, when deposited and
entered in the patent office, a certificate will be returned of its
being received. This will secure the sole right of publication;

Ixx Whitely's Philadelphia Register,

for fourteen years, to the author or proprietor, if a citizen of the
United States, or resident therein, " And if, at the expiration of
the term, the author or authors, or proprietors, or any of them,
be living and a citizen or citizens of these United States, or resi-
dents therein, the same exclusive right shall be continued to him
or them, his or tlieir executors, administrators or assigns, for the
further term of fourteen years ; provided, he or they shaJl cause
the title thereof to be recorded and published in the above man-
ner, within six months before the expiration of the first term of
fourteen years aforesaid." In securing designs for paper hang-
ings and ornaments for rooms, &c. a specimen of each should be
deposited in the clerk's office where the inventor resides, who
will describe, in writing, all the ornaments, and the colours used
in each, so as to designate them, with the changes that are propo-
sed to be used in changing the ground and general tint. Let each
paper thus described, be numbered, 1, 2, 3, &c. and after enter-
ing them in the clerk's office, and publishing them as directed,
let a specimen of each be sent to the honourable the secretan'^ of
state, or through him to the person who directs the pateiit office,
with correspondent descriptions and numbers ; and a certificate
of such a deposit will complete the requisitions of the law in se-
curing the exclusive right to each original production of genius.

WiM. THORNTON.

POST OFFICE ESTABLISHMENT.

The Post Office establishment is under the direction of a Post-
master General, whose office is called the General Post Office,
and is kept at the seat of government.

Congress, by special act, establishes such post roads as appear
to them expedient. At this time there is a main post road which
extends 1,733 miles from Robbinstown, on the north-eastern ex-
tremity of the sea-coast of the United States, to St. Mary's, on the
south eastern extremity ; and another main post road which leads
from th^ seat of government to New-Orleans, being a distance
of 1,233 miles, and branches, or cross roads, which keep up a
communication between the capital of the United States, and the
capitals of the individual states, and also with every city or vil-
lage of any note. The aggregate of the excent of the several
post roads is about 51,600 miles.

The mail is carried by contrasts made with the Postmaster
General, who has divided the whole into nearly 400 routes or
contracts, and has stipulated for its conveyance as often and with
such expedition as he finds the public interest requires. It runs
daily between the great and commercial towns ; twice a week to
the capitals of each state, not commercial; and once a week to
other places. The usual rate of travellin,^ en the cross-roads, is
40 miles a day ; and trom 60 to 120 miles m 24 hours, between
the great commercial towns.

Post Offices are established by the Postmaster General, at such
places as he considers expedient.

There are stages for the conveyance of the m^l and passen-
gers, from Belfast in Maine, to St. Mary's in Greorgia, and on
many of the cross-roads.

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Ixxi

TABLE

OF THE

POST OFFICE ESTABLISHME.VT.
From 1789 to 1818, inclusive.

Q
7^

«
■i->

3
O

s
<

1789

1790

1791

179

1794

1795

1796

1797

1798

1799

1800

1801

1802

isosj

1804
1805
18061
1807
1808
1809
1810
1811
181^
1813
1814
1815
181t

i8ir

(1818

195

209-

450

453

468^

554

639;

677i

903

1025

1114

1258

1405

1558

1710

1848

1944

2012

2300

2403

2610

.2 y
*^ «->
n ^

c
o

837,935
46,294
67,444
104,747
128,947
160,620
195,067
213,998
232,977
264,846j
280,804:
320,443;
327,045
351,8-23
389,450
421.373
446.106:
478,763:
460,564
506,634!
551,684'
587,247
649,208
703,155
730,370
1,043,065
961,782

S8,198Sl.86i

i0,3l2 3,092

16,518 5.28-

21,646; 5,660

27,156 9,812

30,272 12,262

35,730 14,353

47,109, 13,623

56,035 16,035

63,958' 14,605

69,243 16,107

79,338, 23,365

85,587 21,658

93,170. 24.084

107,716 24,231

111,552 26,180

119,785: 25,895

129,0411 32,093

128,653 28,676

i§

3000

3260

3459 1,002,97

36181

141,579
149,438
159,244
177,422
221,848
234,354
241,901
265,544
303,916

23,516
18,565
20,689
22,117
20.605
17,170
18,441
16,508
23,410

S22,081

23,295

32.731

44,734

53,005

75,359

81.489

89,58

107,014

109,475

i:b,644

152.450

174,671

205.110

x.05,555

239,635

267,893

292,751

305.499

332,917

327,966

319,166

340,6^.6

438,559

475,602

487,779

521,970

589,189

§5,795'
9,597.
12,913,
32,707i
33,974^
42,727,
63,495
63,884'
53,S93j
76,808!
66,8101
65,292
45,129
29,459
51,948
44,006
o2,Doo
24.878

8,622

55,715

88.148

109,043

22,143

3,244

294,944

157,760

86,45'^

1,875

1,905

5,642

11,984

13,207

16,180

20.817

22,309

25,315

29.536

31, or 6

33,431
o'oj 53
34,035
34:035
36,406
36,406
39,378
39,540
41.736
43,966
48,976
51,600

Ixxii Whitely's Philadelphia Register.

A VIEW

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1793

209

5,642

8,567

7,662

16,229

843,908

1797

554

16,180

14,902

19,708

34,610

1,799,720

1801

1,025

21,840

24,490

34,380

5SS70

3,061,964

1803

1,258

25,315

30,172

37,228

67,400'3,504,800

1807

1,848

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41,528

45,000

86,528;4,499,456

1811

2,40a

36,406

46,380

61,171

107,550'5,592,652

1816

3,260

48,976

71,046

74,516

145,562:7,569,224

j 1817

3,459

51,600

The Mail i% transported in stages, each day in the year, 10,121
miles.

The Mail is transported in sulkies and on horseback, each day
m the year, 10,616 miles, making 20,737 miles per day.

If you divide the post roads of the United States into two distinct
post routes, the Mail will travel each week, in stages nearly equal
to three times round the globe ; and divide all the post roads in
the United States, into four equal or distinct post routes, on which
the Mail is carried in stages, bulkies, and on horseback, it will
be equal to a travel of six times, each week, round the globe,
averaging one Post Office for eveiy 15 miles of post road.

The Mail is transported by a direct or corresponding line of
stages, from Anson (in the district of Maine,) via Washington city,
to Nashville, (Tennessee,) a distance of 1,448 miles, in a south-
western direction. The Mail is transported, by a direct line of
stages, from St. Maiy's, in Georgia, to Highgate, in Vermont, -v/a
Washington city, a distance of 1,369 miles, in a northern direction.

RATES OF POSTAGE.

I^or Single Letters^ comjiosed of one piece offiaper.
Any distance not exceeding 36 miles, 6 cents.
Over 36 and not exceeding 80 miles, 10 cents.
Over 80 and not exceeding 150 miles, 12^ cents.
Over 150 and not exceeding 400 miles, 184 cent«=
Over 400 miles, 25 cents.

Whitely'^s Philadelphia Register, Ixxiii

Double Letters^ or those composed of two pieces of paper, are
charged Avith double those rates.

Tri/ile Letters, with triple those rates.

Quadruple Letters^ With quadruple those rates, provided they
weigh one ounce ; otherwise, with triple postage.

Every Packet y composed of four or more pieces of paper, and
weighing one ounce or move, is to be charged with single postage
for each quarter of an ounce ; except letters conveyed by water
mails, which are not to be chnrged with more than quadruple
postage, unless the packets actually contain more than four dis-
tinct letters

JVenvsfiapers cents

Each paper carried not over 100 miles, - - - 1

Over 100 miles, - - - - 1^

But if carried to any Post OfRce in the state in which it is
printed, whatever be the distance, the rate is - - 1
Magazines and Pamfihlets are rated by the sheet.
Carried not over 50 miles, per sheet, - - - - 1

Over 50 and not over 100, - - - - - - 14

Aay greater distance, - - - - - _ - 2

POST OFFICE— PHILADELPHIA,

116 ChesniU street^ Richard Bache^ Esq, Poiitmaster .

ESTABLISHMENT OF THE MAILS, CORRECTED FEB. 1, 1820.

EASTERN MAIL.

New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Ver-
mont, and New Hampshire states, arrives dait}% at 7 A. M ;
closes daily, at 2 P. M.

Frankford, Holmesburg, Andalusia, Bristol and Morrisville,
Pa. arrives daily, at 7" A. M. ; closes daily, at 2 P. M.

Hulmville, Pa. arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
at 7 A. M. ; closes Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 2 P. M.

Newton and Attleborough, Pa. arrives Thursday, at 7 A. M. ;
closes Tuesday, at 2 P. M.

Burlington, Trenton, Princetown, Brunswick, Woodbridge,
Rahway, Elizabethtown, Newark, Jersey city, 8c Amboy, (N J)
rives daily, at 7 A. M. ; closes daily, at 2 P. M.

Newton, Morristown and Sparta, arrives Tuesdays, Thurs-
days, and Saturdays, at 7 A. M. ; closes Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays, at 2 P. M.

Via Easton, Pa. for Johnsonburg, Hamburg, Belvidere, Hope,
Knowlton Mills, Deckertown, Harmony, 6c Vernon (N J) arrives
Tuesday, at 7 A. M. ; closes Monday, (from (1st April to 30th
Sept.) at 5 P. M. ; at 3 P. M. (from 1st Oct. to 31st March.)

Flemington, Pittstown, Van Syckles, New Hampton, Ashbury,
Mansfield, Bloomsburv, and Milford, (N J) arrives Wednesday,
at 7 A. M, ; closes Saturday, at 2 P. M.

All other offices in East New Jersey, arrives Wednesday, at 7
A. M.; closes Monday, at 2 P. M. '

Ixxiv Whttely'^s Philadelphia Register,

SOUTHERN MAIL.

Delaware State, and the Eastern shore of Maiyland and ViF-
ginia, arrives daily, at 1 o'clock, P. M. ; closes daily, at 7 o'clock,
A. M.

Maryland, Virginia, North-Carolina, South-Carolina, Georgia
States, and Alabama Territory, arrives daily, at X o'clock, P. M.;
closes daily, at 7 o'clock, A. M.

Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana States, and Arkansas
Territory, arrives Sundays, Tuesdays 8c Thursdays, at 1 o'clock,
P. M. ; closes Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 7 o'clock,
A. M.

Ohio South, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri States,
and Washington, Brownsville and Union Town, (Pa.) arrivea
Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at IP. M.; closes Sundays,
Tuesdays and Thursdays, at 7 A M.

Pittsburgh, (Pa) and intermediate offices, and via Pittsburg,
for Ohio state west, and Michigan Territory, arrives daily, at 4
P. M. ; closes daily, at 6 A. M.

Via Harrisburg, (Pa.^ for Mifflin and Huntingdon Counties,
arrives Wednesday, at 4 P. M. ; closes Sunday, at 6 A. M.

Via Harrisburg for Halifax, (D. Cy ) Seelin's Grove, (U. Cy.)
Sunbury and Northumberland, (N. Cv.) Danville and Milton,
(Ca. Cy.) Williamsport, (L. Cy.) and Bellfont (Center Cv.) ar-
^ves VV''ednesday, at 4 P. M.; closes Thursday, at 6 A. M.

Via Columbia, (Pa.) for York and Adams' Counties, arrives
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 4 P. M. ; closes Mon-
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 6 A. M.

Via Downingstown, (Pa.) for Kennett Square, New London,
Cross Roads, Oxford, (Ch. Cy.) and Marshalton, arrives Wed-
nesday, at 4 P. M. ; closes Monday, half an hour before sunset.

West Chester, (Pa.) arrives W^'ednesdays and Saturdays, at 4
P. M.; closes Thursday at 6 A. M. and Monday and Friday half
an hour before sunset.

Kimberton, (Ch. Cy.) Charleston, Lower and Upp>er Merion
and Valley Works, (Pa.) arrives Tuesdays and Fridays at 4 P.
M.; closes Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 8 A M

Reading (Pa.) and intermediate offices, arrives Mondays,
Thursda> s, and Saturdays, at 6 A. M. ; closes Mondays, Wed-
nesdays, and Fridays, (from 1st April to 30th Sept.) 5 P. M. ;
(from 1st Oct. to 31st March,) 2 P. M.

^ Via Reading, for Berks, Lebanon and Dauphin counties, ar-
rives Mondays and Saturdays, at 6 A. M. ; closes Mondays, and
Fridays, (from 1st April to 30th Sept.) 5 P. M. ; (from 1st Oct.
to 31st March) 2 P. M.

Via Reading, tor Northumberland, Union, Columbia, Lycom-
ing, and Centre counties, arrives Mondays, at 6 A. M. ; closes
Mondays, from (1st April to 30 Sept.) 5 P. M. ; (from 1st Oct.
to 31st March,) 2 P. M.

Easton (Pa.) and intermediate offices, arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 6 A, M. ; closes Mondays, Wed-
nesdays, and Saturdays, (from 1st April to 30th Sept.) 5 P. M. ;
(from 1st Oct. to 31st March) 3 P. M.

Via Easton, (Pa.) for Wilkesbarre and intermediate offices,
?,rrives Tuesdays, and Saturdays, at 6 A. M, ; closes Wednes-

Whitcly'^s Philadelphia Register, Ixxv

days, and Saturdays, (from 1st April to 30th Sept.) 5 P. M. ;
(from 1st Oct. to 31st March) 3 P. M.

Via Easton, (Pa.) for Northampton, Luzerne, Pike, Wayne,
Susquehanna and Bradford counties, (Pa.) and Tioga, Broome,
Steuben, and Ontario counties, (N. Y.) arrives Tuesday, at 6 A.
M. ; closes Wednesday, (from 1st April to 30th Sept.) 5 P. M. ;
(from 1st Oct. to 31st March) 3 P. M.

Bethlehem, (Pa.) Nazareth Montgomery Square, Quaker-
town, AUentown, Lausanne, White Marsh and Kreidersville,
arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 6 A. M. ; closes
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, (from 1st April to 30th
Sept.) 5 P. M. ; (from 1st Oct. to 31st March) 3 P. M.

For Bridgetown, (W. N. J) and intermediate officers, arrives
daily at 3 P. M. ; closes daily, at 3 P. M.

Via Bridgetown, for Cedarville, Fairton, and Dividing Creek,
arrives Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 3 P. M. ; closes
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 3 P. M.

Via Bridgetown, for Milville, PoVt Elizabeth, Dennis's Creek,
Cape May C. H. and Cape Island, arrives Mondays, aad Fri-
days, at 3 P. M. ; closes Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 3 P. M.

Salem, (N. J. ) via Woodbury, Sweedsborough, and Woods-
town, arrives Mondays, Wednesdays, at 3 P. M. ; closes Mon-
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 3 P. M.

Tuckerton, Somer's Point, Long-a-Coming, Evesham, Sooy's
Inn, May's Landing, and Absecom, (N. J.) arrives Tuesday, at
4 P. M. ; closes Wednesday at 3 P. M.

Mount Molly and Moore's Town, arrives daily half past 12 A.
M. ; closes daily, half past 12 P. M.

Bordentown, New Mills, Haddonfield, New Egypt, and Black
Horse, (N J) arrives Wednesday, at half past 12 A. M. ; closes
Wednesday, at half past 12 P. M.

Swiftsure mail, via Jenkintown and New Hope, (Pa.) So-
merset C. H. Plaintield, Springfield, Bound Brook, and Scotch
Plains, (N J) arrives Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 6
A. M. ; closes Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 6 A. M.

Mail for Germantown, (Pa ) arrives daily at 8 A. M. ; closes
daily at 4 P. M.

Letters must be left at the Post-Office within the time speci-
fied, to insure going in the Mail of tho day ; and JVeivspafierSy
half an hour before that time. As there arc several places of
the same name in the United States, it is necessary th»t the di-
rections should be particular ; the States should be distinguished,
and when it might otherwise be doubtful, the Cou?ities. When
Letters are not for a Post-Town the nearest Post-Town ought
to be mentioned.

The office is open daily, from sun-rise to sun-set ; except on
Sundays, the Fourth of July, and Christmas-day, when it is open
from 8 to 9 A M. and from 1 to 2 P. M

Persons wishing to pay postage when the office is shut, can in-
close the money with the letter, directed to " The Post Office."
Those who keep accounts with the carriers, or office, will please
to inclose the letter directed in the same manner, with a request
that the postage be charged to their account.

(5*)

XXVI

WhiteiyU Philadelphia Register.

'X7^ All notes or letters deposited in this office, directed to any
part ot this city this side of Broad street, and to the populous
parts of the Northern Liberties and Southwark, will be carried
out with the Eastern, Southern, and Westeni Letters.

Letter Carriers. — Abraham Cook, Josiah Johnson, James Robb,
David Wut^on, Alexandei' Robb, Isaac Bcwley, Thomas F.
Goodwin.

Mai7i Line of FosT-Towas frotn Wiscasset to Sunbuty,
zvith their distances, as established by the Post-Master-
General.

rWiscasset to Bath
J Brunswick

"N. Yarmouth
I Portland
Biddeford
Wells
LVork

H. Portsmouth
pNewburyport
j Ips witch
Beverly
Salem
Lynn
j Boston
I Worcester
l^Springfield
^ rHartford
3 • Middletown
2 j New Haven
'^•^ Stratford
g I Fairfield
-2 j Norwalk
. ^Stamford
fc»^ C Kingsbridge
^ (^New York
. rNewark
^ • Ehzabeth Town
Bridgetown
Woodbridge
New Brunswick
Princeton

L.Trenton

13
12
15
15
14
14
16
12

25
40
55
69
83
99
111

145
155
157
163
176
224
273
301
315
341
35^
363
375
385
415
429
438
444
450
454
464
482
494

r Bristol
< Philadelphia
C. Chester
C Wilmington
\ Christiana bridge
rElkton
Charlestown
Havre-de-Grace
Harford
2 j Baltimore
^ I Bladensburg
"^ LGeorgetown
^Alexandria
I Colchester
S j Dumfries
S J Fredericksburg
^"^ Bowhng Green
tC Hanover court ho
I Richmond
^Petersburg
rHahfax
c J Tarrbuiy
vJ'S Smithfield
^ LFayetteville
^ rCheraw court hou
S I or Greenville
^^•n Cambden
Columbia
^ LCambridge
rf-C Augusta
? < Savannah
c5 C Sunbur\'

20 524

504

539
552
563
573
583
589
601
626
38^ 664
8 672
81 680
16] 696
12 708
25 733

15
13
11
13
10
6
12
25

22
25
22
25
75
37
69

755

780
802
827
902
939
999

50.1049

75 1124
551179
35il214
80,1294
5C1344
12011464
49il513

Whitely's Philadelphia Register, Ixxvii

LIST OF
STAGES, PACKETS, AND STEAMBOATS,

With the time and filaces of their departure from Philadelfihia.

iEtna steamboat High street ferry north side, 12 o'clock (noon.)

Alexandria packets, (Col.) Hamilton's wharf.

Amboy steam boat, at Bickley's wharf.

Appoquinimink packet, Hamilton's wharf.

Baltimore Post Chaise, leaves Stockton and Howell's, No. 43 S.
Fourth street, on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 4 A M

Baltimore mail leaves Yohe's hotel, 4 north Fourth, daily at
7 AM

Baltimore steamboat Vesta, via Wilmington, Market st. wharf,
north side, daily at 7 A M

Baltimore steamboat Superior, via Wilmington, Market street
wharf, north side, daily at noon.

Baltimore steamboat Delaware and Baltimore, via New Castle,
Market street wharf, south side, laily at noon.

Berwick, (Pa.) stage, leaves White Swan, 106 Race st. Thurs-
day, at 4 A M

Bethlehem, (Pa.) stage, leaves White Swan, 106 Race st. Sun-
day, Tuesday, and Thursday, at 4 A M

Boundbrook stage (Green Tree) 50 north Fourth street.

Bordentown packet and steamboat, Bickley's wharf, 7 and 13
North wharves.

Boston packets, Chesnut street wharf and Perot's wharf ab. High.

Bridgetown, W. New Jersey, Arch street ferry, daily (Sunday
excepted, at sunrise

Bristol steamboat. High street ferry, north side.

Burlington packet, Mulberry street wharf, south side.

Burlington steamboat, High street ferry, north side.

Burlington stage (by Jersey) High and Arch st. ferries, N. side.

Bustleton and Holmsburg. Buck, 130 N Second st. daily, at 3 P M

Cape May stage, leaves Heppard's ferry every Thursday at sun-
rise. See Cumberland stage.

Cape May, via Bridgetown, Arch street ferry, Monday and
Thursday, at sunrise.

Cape May packet, Massey's wharf, 12 South wharves.

Chester stage, White Horse, Bank street, daily (Sunday ex-
cepted) at 8 A M and at half past 1 P M

Chester packet. Wain's wharf.

Chester steamboat, daily, 2PM from High st. ferry, north side.

Charlestoji, (S C) packets, Clifford's wharf.

Chesnut Hill (via Germantown) leaves 18 N Fourth street, daily,
at 10 A M and 118 north Third at 10 A M and 3 P M

Cumberland stage leaves Arch street ferry daily (except Sun-
day) at sunrise.

Delaware steamboat (Union line) to New Castle, Frenchtown,
and Baltimore, Beck's wharf, daily, at 12 o'clock, (noon.)

Downingtown, Black Bear, Fifth near Market, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at 7 A M

Jxxviii Whitely^s Philadelphia Register.

Doyle&town stage, Buck inn, 130 north Second, Tuesday, Thurs-
day and Saturday, at 8 A M in summer, and Wednesday and
Saturday, at 9 A M in winter.

Easton mail stage, leaves the Green Tree inn, 50 north Fourth,
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, at 4 A M

Egg Harbour, Arch street ferry, Thursday, at 10 A M

Fails of Schuylkill, Green Tree, 50 north Fourth street, daily,
at 2 and at half past 6 P M — and from the Cross Keys, 18 north
Fourth, daily at half past 3PM

Flowertown, Cross Keys, 18 north Fourth street, daily at 8 A M
a* 3 P M

Flowertown, Old Rotterdam, daily at 3 P M

Frankford, Sorrel Horse^ N. Second st. daily at 9 A M and 5PM

Frankford, Buck, 130 N. Second st. daily at 9 AM and 5PM

French Creek, stage leaves Elliott's 193 Chesnut

Fredericksburg, Hamilton's wharf.

Georgetown, (Col ) Hamilton's wharf.

Germantown, Cross Keys, 18 N. 4th st. daily at 8 A M & 3 P M

Germantown, 94 north Second st. daily at 9 A M and 6PM

Germantown and Chesnut Hill, Old Rotterdam, daily at 8, 9, 9^,
AM. and 3,4, 5, 6.P M

Germantown, Chesnut Hill, and Flowertown, 106 Race st. daily
at 9, 10, 11, A M and 3, 5, 6 P M

Great Egg Harbour, Arch street ferry, daily, at sunrise.

Hamiltonville, Black Bear, Fifth near Market street, daily at
9 A M and 3 P M

Harrisburg (Coachee) Red Lion, Market above Sixth, Sunday,
Tuesday and Thursday, at 6 A M

Harrisburg sta^e, 286^ lligh, and 106 Race.

Holmsburg, 130 north Second, daily at 3 P M — anotherruns from
the Camel inn, 140 north Second.

Lancaster accommodation, leaves 286^ High, daily (Sunday ex-
cepted) at 4 A M

Lancaster coachee, leaves 200 High every morning.

Lancaster and Pittsburg mail leaves 28 (i^ High, daily Sunday ex-
cepted) at 7 A M

Marcus Hook Packet, from Massey's wharf 12 South wharves

Mantua Village, Shakspeare Hotel, daily at 6^, 9 AM. and 5^,
6PM

Mifflin, Lewistown & Huntingdon, via Harrisburg, 286i Market
street, Monday at 7AM

Mount Airy, daily from 16 north Third.

Moorestown, High street ferry, north side, daily, (Sunday ex-
cepted) at 3 P M

Mount Holly, Arcli street ferr}', daily (except Sunday) at 2 P M

Nazareth, White Swan, Race street, Saturday at 4 A M

New Castle, Frenchtown, and Baltimore Union line, daily 9 S.
Wharves.

New Jersey coach -andsteamboat line for New York, leaves N.
side High strcet/wharf daily at 3PM — office Cook's buildings
south Third.

New York Post Chaise, connected with the steamboat Pennsyl-
vania, seats to be taken at Stockton 8c Howell's, No. 43 south
Fourth street, daily (except Sunday) at 6 A M

Whitely^s Philadelphia Register. Ixxix

New York Second Post Chaise, connected with the ULiw^ steam-
boat ; seats to be taken at Stockton & Howell's, No. 43 south
Fourth street, daily (except Sunday) at 2 P M

New York Citizens' coach, apply at Bailey's No. 30 south Third
street, daily (excejit Sunday) at 5 A M

New York Muil Coach, apply at Bailey's, No. 30 south Third st.
daily at 3 P M

New York Post Chaise, leaves Yohe's hotel, 4 north Fourth,
daily at 4 A M

New York, steamboat Pennsylvania, Market st. wharf, N. side,
daily at 6 A M (Sunday excepted.)

New York, steamboat Philadelphia, Market street wharf, south
side, daily at noon, (Sunday excepted.)

New York, steamboat ^tna. Market street wharf, north side,
daily at 12 o'clock, noon, (Sunday excepted.)

New York, steamboat Bristol, Market street wharf, north side,
daily at 3 P M (Sunday excepted.)

New York Swiftsure, (via Sonierville, N J) Green Tree, No. 50
north Fourth st. Monday, Wednesday and Fnday, at 8 A M

New York Exchange line, via Trenton and New Brunswick,
daily, south side Arch street wharf, office 71 north Water.

New York Mercantile line, via Lamberton and New Brunswick,
Wednesday and Saturday, south side Arch street wharf.

New York Union line packets by sea, Chesnut st. wharf N side.

New York steamboats, Bickley's wharf, north side High.

Norfolk packets. Hamilton's wharf,

Norristown, Green Tree, 50 north Fourth, daily at 2 P M

Pennsylvania steam boat, N side High st. wharf, daily at 6AM

Petersburg (Va.) packets, Hamilton's wharf.

Philadelphia and Olive Branch steamboat line, via Trenton and
New Brunsvvick, 9 South wharves.

Philadelphia steamboat, 9 South wharves, daily.

Philadelphia, Bethlehem, Northampton, Nazareth, Wilkesbarre,
Montrose, Oswego, Geneva, Ithaca, Canandagua, Buffalo aud
Niagara mail stages leave Yohe's hotel, 4 north Fourth, Sun-
day, Tuesday and Thursday, at 4 A M

Pittsburg, via York, 286^ Market street, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, at half past 6AM

Pittsburg, via Harrisburg, Market street, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, at half pkst 6AM

Reading, White Swan, 106 Race street, Monday at 2 P M and
ThursiSay and Saturday at 4 A M

Kichmond (Va.) packets, Hamilton's wharf.

Salem (N J) packet, lea\'es.^rch st. wharf every Thursday.

Salem (N J) Arch street ferry, Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at sunrise.

Sassafras river packet, Hamilton's wharf.

Savannah (Geo.) packet, Chfford's wharf.

Superior steamboat, High street ferry, north si^lc.

Sunbury, Northumberland, via Reading, 106 Race st. Tuesday
and Saturday at 3 A M

Sunbury, Northumberland, via Harrisburg, 286^ Market street,
Monday and Friday at 7 A M

Ixxx lFhitely''s Philadelphia Register.

Swedesborough, High street ferry, north side, Tuesday, Thurs-
day and Saturday at 10 A M

Trenton coachee, daily, from 23 south Third, 39 north Second,
and 197 Chesnut.

Trenton Coachee leaves Judd's hotel, 27 south Third, daily at 9
A M. in winter only.

Trenton stage leaN es 193 Chesnut st. daily at 9 A M

Trenton packets, &;c. North wharves below Arch.

Trenton steamboats, 9 South wharves,

Tuckerton mail stage, 9 North wharves, Heppard's ferr}% every
Thursday at sunrise-

Union hne steam boats, 9 South wharves

United States' mail coach leaves Chester Bailey's, 30 south
Third, daily at 3 P M for New York.

United States' mail stage office, 30 south Third.

Yesta steam boat. High street ferry, north side.

Washington City packets, Hamilton's wharf.

West Chester, Cross Keys, 18 north Fourth street, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at 7 A M.

Wilmington, White Horse, Bank street, daily (Sunday except-
ed) at 8 A M and half past 1 P YI.

Wilmington stage, runs daily from 23 S Third and 193 Chesnut

Whitehill packet, High street wharf north side

Wilmington packet, Massey's wharf 12 South wharves

Wilmington steamboat, High street ferry N. side, daily, (Sun-
day excepted) at 2 P M.

WoodbuiT, High street ferry, N. side, daily, (Sunday excepted)
at 2 P. M.

Yellow Springs, Chester County, Shakspeare Hotel, Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday, at 9 A M.

GOVERNMENT OF PENNSYLVANIA.

William Findlay, Governor, Salary, §5333 33

Samuel D. Ingham, Sec'rv. of the Commonwealth, 2000
James Trimble, Deputy Sec'ry. 1200

State Legislature,
The General Assembly shall meet on the first Tuesday of De-
cember in every year, unless sooner convened by the Governor-

The following is a correct li-;t of the Senators and Representa-
tives of the Common v-zealth of Pennsylvania for the session of
1819—20. '

Senate,

1st District — Samuel Breck, Condy Raguet, Michael Leib, Ro-
bert M'YIullin.

2d District — Markell Ewing, Samuel Cochran.

3d District — Cyrus Cadwallader.

4th District — Jacob Grosh, Molton C. Rogers.

Whitely's Philadelphia Register. Ixxxi

jth District — Peter Frailey, Charles Shoemaker, jr.

6th District — John Sawyer.

7th District— Philip S. Alarkley.

8th District — Joseph Fry, jr. Henry Winters.

9th District — Charles Fraser, Simon Snvder.

10th District— John M'Meens.

11th District — Frederick Eichelberger, Jacob Eyster.

12th District — Alexander Dysart.

13th District— Jacob Altar.

14th District — William Piper.

15th District — Robert Smith.

16th District — Henry Allshouse.

17th District — WiUiam Davidson.

18th District — Isaac Weaver, Joshua Dickinson.

19th District — Samuel Power, William Marks.

20th District— Henry Hurst.

House of Representatives.

Philadelphia aTv— William Lehman, William J. I^uane, James

Thackara, Richard Povall, Josiah Randall.
Philadelphia county — John Holmes, WiUiam Weaver, Richard F,

Bower, Jacob bouder, Nathan Jones, John M'Fee.
Bucks county — Phineas Jenks, David W^ynkoop, Benjamin

Foulke, Crispin Blackfan.
Chester — Thomas Ashbridge, James Kelton, Abraham Bailey,
r ^ Thorn:. s Baird, Joshua Hunt.

Lancaster — Edward Coleman, Daniel Morrison, Nathan Rutter,

John Rohrer, John Lightner, James Caldwell.
York — Jacob Doll, Henry Logan, Robert Ramsey, Peter Reider.
Curnberland — Wilham Devor, John Schwartz welder, William

Anderson. -

Berks and Schuylkill — Godfrey Reher, John Zohler, Abraham

Mengle, John W. Roseberry, George Gemaud.
Northampton^ Wayne and PiA-£— Dan Dimmick, Janres Hays,

Henr>' Jarrett.
Lehigh — W. Fenstermacher, Peter Newhard,
JVorthumberland — Lewis Dew art, John Haas.
Union — John Ray, Ner. Middleswartii-
Columbia — James M'Clure.
Washington — ^Walter Craig, James Keys, Joseph Lawrence,

John Reed.
Westmoreland — James Estep, Richard Coulter, Peter Wallace.
Armstrongs Indiana, and Jefferson — Robert Orr, jun. Robert

Mitchell.
Fayette — James Todd, Daniel Sturgeon, John B. Trevor.
Bedford — John Noble, William Crisman.

Franklin — Andrew Robeson, Ludwick Heck, Wm. Alexander.
Montgomery — Joel K Mann, Jacob Drinkhouse, Peter MiUer,

Isaiah W^ells.
Dauphin — Simon Solliday, William Rutherford.
Lebanon — Adam Ritcher, John Uhier.
Luzerne and Susquehanna — Benjn. Dorrance, Jonah Brewster.

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Bradford and Tioga — John R}^an, jr.

Hunti>igdon — John Scott, David R Porter.

Beaver — James Stackman.

Alleghany a,nd Buder— John Gilmore, William Wilkins, Laza-
rus Stewart, Alexander Brackenridge.

Mifflin — John Cummin, Joseph Kyle.

Dclaivare — John Kerlin, Thomas Robinson.

Somerset and Cambria — Alexander Ogle, John Hindman.

Lycoming, Potter and M'Kean — John Hanna.

Gretne — Rees Hill.

Adams — WiUiam Thompson, William Miller.

Centre and Ctearjield — William Smylh.

Erie, Cranojord, Warren, Mercer and Venango — ^Wilson Smith,
W illiam Connelly, James Cochran.

Treasury Department*

Auditor General, George Bryan. Treasurer, R. M. Crane.

Land O^re— Surveyor General, Jacob Spangler. Secretary,
William Clark.

COURTS OF PENNSYLVANIA.

The Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court (as a Court in Bank,) holds six terms for
argument, &c. in the hve districts of the state, and adjourned
courts as they may deem necessary. The regular terms are —

For the eastern district, composed of the city and county
of P/iitadel/ihia, and the counties of Delaware, Cliester, Mont-
gomery, Bucks, Northampton, Lehigh and Pike, at Philadelphia,
on the second Monday in March, to continue two weeks, and on
the secoinl Monday in December, to continue three weeks. The
last Monday in July is the return day for July term, but no court
is then held.

For the Lancaster district, composed of the counties of
Lancaster, York, Dauphin, Lebanon, Schuylkill and Berks, at
Lancaster, on the third Monday in May.

For the middle district, composed of the counties of Nor-
thumberland, Union, Columbia, Centre, Mifflin, M'Kean, Clear-
field, Lycoming, Potter, Tioga, Bradford, Susquehanna, Wayne
and Luzerne, at Sunbury, on the W^ednesday following the se-
cond week of the term of the Lancaster District.

For the western district, composed of the counties of
Alleghany. Westmoreland, Somerset, Fayette, Washington,
Greene, Beaver, Butler, Mercer, Crawford, Erie, Warren, Ve-
nango, Armstrong, Indiana, Jefferson and Cambria, 2it Pittsburgh^
on the first Mohday in September, to continue two weeks if ne-
cessary. 1

For the southern district, composed of the counties of
Franklin, Adams, Cumberland, Hun^gdon and Bedford, at

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L'/tamdersburg; on the Monday week next following the end of
the second week of tlie term of the Western District.

JVote. It is only in the city and county of Philadelphia thut the
Supreme Court has original jurisdiction, and there only where
the sum in controversy exceeds 500 dollars : all issues of fact are
tried by jury, before a single judge, at nisiprius.

William Tilghman, Chief Justice.

John B. Gibson, i A«nriifP«
Thomas Duncan, ^Associates.

Prothonotaries — Supreme Court.

Isaac Franks, prothonotary, Eastera, at Philadelphia'^
Heniy Eichholtz, do. Lancaster, at Lancaster i
Martin Bruner, do. Middle, at Sunbury |>Districts.

James M. Riddle, do. Western, at Pittsburg i

John Findlay, do. Southern, at Chambersburg J

The District Court for the city and county of Philadelphia, has
original jurisdiction of all cases where the sum in controversy ex-
ceeds 100 dollars. This court holds four terms annually — On the
first Mondays in March, June, September and December. If
business requires it, they are bound to hold courts nine months
in the year.

Joseph Barnes, 5

irh'n^SimmorijAssistantJuage.

Courts of Quarter Sessions and Common Pleas, are held
for the several counties, as follows — in the f

1st District-r-ln Philadelphia, on the first Mondays in March
and June, third in September, and first in December. Pres.
John Hallowell, Esquire.

2d District — In York, on the first Mondays of January, April,
August and November; in Lancaster, on the second Mondays
after the commencement of the courts in York. Pres. Walter
Franklin, Esquire.

3d District — In Berks, on the first Mondays in January, April,
August and November ; in Northampton on the secoisd Mondays
after the commencement of the courts in Berks ; in Lehigh, on
the Mondays succeeding the second week of the courts of Nortli-
amptoii^county. Pres. Robert Porter, E.squire.

4th District — In Bedford, on the first Mondays in January,
April, August and November ; in Huntingdon, on the second
Mondays of the same months ; in Mifflin, on the tiiird Mondays
of the same months ; in Centre, on the 4th Mondays of the same
months. Pres. Charles Huston, Esquire.

5th District -In Washington, on the Monday preceding the
last Monday in March, the third Monday in June, and the last in
October and December ; in Beaver, on the first Monday in
January, last Monday in March, and first Monday in x\ugust and
November ; in Allegheny, on the Mondays succeeding the com-

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mencement of the courts in Beaver ; in Fayette, en the Mondays
succeeding the commencement ot the courts in Allegheny ; in
Greene, on the Mondays succeeding the commencement of the
courts in Fayette. Pres. Samuel Roberts, Esquire.

6th District — In Venango, on the first Mondays in November,
February, May and August ; in Butler on the second Mondays of
the same months ; in Mercer, on the third Mondays of the same
montlis ; in Crawford, on the fourth Mondays of the same
months ; in Erie, on the Mondays succeeding the commencement
of the courts in Crawford. Pres. Jesse Moore, Esquire.

7th District — In Delaware, on the third Monday in January,
the second in April, the fourth in July, and the third in October ;
in Chester, on the second Mondays after the third Mondays in
January, April, July and October ; in Montgomery, on the second
Mondays after the commencement of the courts in Chester ; in
Bucks, on the second Mondays after the commencement of the
courts in Montgomery. Pres. John Ross, Esquire.

8th District — In Columbia, on the first Mondays in January,
April, Augusi-t and November; in Northumberland, on the second
Mondays after the commencement of the courts in Columbia ; in
Lycoming, on the second Mondays after the commencement of
the courts in Northumberland ; and in Union, on the second Mon-
days after the commencement of the courts in Lycoming. Pres.
Seth Chapman, Esquire.

9th District — In Cumberland, on the first Mondays in January,
April, August and November ; in Adams, on the Mondays next
succeeding the courts in Cumberland; in Franklin on the Mon-
days next succeeding the courts in Adams. Pres. Charles Smith,
Enquire. n

10th District — In Westmoreland, on the Mondays preceding
the last Mondays of February, May, August and November ; in
Somerset, on the last Mondays of the same months ; in Cambria,
on the first Mondays of March, June, September and December;
in Indiana, on the second Mondays of the same month ; and in
Armstrong, on the third Mondays of the same month. Pres.
Jolm Young, Esquire.

11th District — In Luzerne, on the first Mondays in January,
April, August and November ; in Pike, on the third Mondays of
the same month ; in Wayne, on the fourth Mondays of the same
month. Pres. David Scott, Esquire.

12th District— \x\ Schuylkill, on the last Mondays in March,
July, October and December; in Lebanon, on the first Mondays
after the commencement of the courts in Schulkill ; and in Dau-
phin, on the second Mondavs after the commencement of the
courts in Lancaster. (See 2dDist.) Pres. S. D. Franks, Esquire.

loth District— In Susquehanna, on the first Mondays after the
courts in W^avne ; in Bradford, on the first Mondays after the
courts in Susquehanna ; and in Tioga, on the first Mondays after
the courts in Bradford. Pres. Edward Herrick, Esquire.

Courts of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, arc
held twice^n each year in the city and county of Philadelphia.
One Court is held by the judges of the Common Pleas, and the
other bj the judges of the Supreme Court. In the other dis-

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tricts, they are held by the jadges of the Common Pleas. Trials
of civil causes in ttie Common Pleas of Philadelphia county, are
adjourned courts, held at such times as the judges may appoint.

The Orphan's Court ot Philadelphia county, is held the third
Friday in each month.

The Mayor's Court (for the trial of offences committed in
the city) holds tour sesi>ions in the year — The third Monday in
March ; second Mcjiday in June ; third Monday in October ; and
third Monday in Decembei-.

ALMS HOUSE AND HOUSE OF EMPLOYMENT.

GUARDIANS OF THE POOR,

Of the City of Philad-'ljihia^ District of Southivark, Townshi/is
of the J\'orlhern Liberties and Penn ; their Places of Abode
and Districts.

1, William Drum, 302 north Eighth street, from the north
side of Vine street to the south side of Callowhill street, and
from the west side of Sixth street to Schuylkill.

2, Josepli B Norbury, 71 Wood street, from the north side of
Callowhill street to tiie south side of Hickory lane, and from
Sixth street to Srhuylkill.

3, William Steiumetz, Coates above Seventh street, from the
north side of Hickory lane to the boundary line of Penn town-
ship, and from Schuylkill to Sixth sireet, taking in the best part
of G^rmantown road.

4, Abednego T Whitton, Point road, Kensington, from the east
side of the Germantown road up to the township line, and from
the Delaware, including Kensington, to the townshij) line

5, Franklin Lee, 98 Poplar lane, from the north side of Poplai'
lane, including the west side of the Germantown road, to the
township line, and from the Delaware to the township line.

6, Benjamin Naglee, 454 north Second street, from the south
side of Poplar lane to the north side of Brown street, and from
the Delaware to Sixth street.

7, Charles Elliott, 431 north Second street, from the south side
of Brown street, to the north side of Coates street, and from the
Delaware to Sixth street.

8, James M'Cormac, 391 north Second street, from the south
side of Coates street to the north side of Green street, and from
the Delaware to Sixth street.

9, Samuel Gilbert, 208 north Second street, from the south
side of Green street to the north side of Noble street, and from
the Delaware to Sixth street.

10, Robert A Parrish, 238 north Third street, from the south
side of Noble street to the north side of Callowhill street, and
Irom the Delaware to Sixth street.

11, John Byerlv,N E corner of Juliana and Vine street, from
the south side of Callowhill street to the north side of Vine
street, and from the Delaware to Sixth street.

Ixxxvi Wliitely's Philadelphia Register,

12, James Donley, 149 north Third street, from the south side
of Viiie street to the north side of Race street, and from the
Delaware to Sixth street.

13, Joseph Donaldson, 72 north Second street, from the south
side of Race street to the north side of Arch street, and from
the Delaware.to Sixth street.

14, Abraham L Pennock, 122 nortli Fifth street^ from the
80uth side of Vine to the north side of Arch street, and from the
west side of Sixth to the east side of Ninth street.

15, Michael Baker, 166 Arch street, from the south side of
Vine to the north side of Arch street, and from the west side of
Nintii to the east side of Twelfth street.

16, John Pechin, 21 ilbrth Twelfth street, from the south side
of Vine to the north side of Arch street, ^nd from the west side
of Twelfth to Schuylkill.

17, Benjamin H Yarnell, 39 Market street, from the south
side of Arch to the north side of Market, and from the Dela-
ware to the east side of Eleventh street.

18, Thomas Roney, 8 Prune street, from the south side of
Market to the north side of Chesmit, and from the Delaware to
the east side of Eleventh street.

19, JosepU B. Lapsley,Chesnut near Thirteenth street, from the
south side of Arch to the north side of Chesnut, and from the
west side of Eleventh street to Schuylkill.

20, Thomas P M'Mahon, 13 south Second street, from the
south side of Chesnut to the north side of Walnut, and from the
Delaware to the east side of Eleventh street.

21, James Fearcn, 49 Union street, from the south side of Wal-
liut to the north side of Spruce, and from the Delaware to the
east side of Seventh street.

22, John Horner, 261 Market street, from the south side of
Walnut to the north side of Spruce, and from the west side of
Seventh to the east side of Eleventh street.

23, Joseph Caskey, 392 Market street, from the south side of
Chesnut to the north side of Spruce, and fro.m the west side of
Eleventh street, to Schuylkill.

24, Joseph W Lyndalli 201 south Fourth street, from the south
side of Spruce to the north side of Pine, and from the Delaware
to the cast side of Tenth street-

^5^ Thomas Maitland, 153 Pine street, from the south side of
Pine to the north side of Cedar, and from the Delawaie to the
east hide of Fifth street.

£6, Clement Lee Bready, 197 south Fifth street, from the
south side of Pine to the north side of C^dar, and from the west
side of Fifth to the east side of Tenth street.

27, William Govett, 229 Cedar street, from the south side of
Spruce to the north side of Cedar, and from Tenth street to
Schuylkill.

^ 28, Jol\r. Gladding, 7o Penn street, froni the south side of
South street to the north side of Shippen street, continued, and
from the ri\er Delaware to Passyunk road.

29, 13driiel Roberts, 314 south' Second street, from the south
side of Shippen to the north side of Plum street and north side
of Fuller's alley, and from the river Delaware to Passyunk road.

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jO, Sylvester Roberts, 328 south Second street, from the south
aide of Plum street and south side of Fuller's alley to the north
side of German street and north side of Meade alley, and from
the river Delaware to Pa^syunk road.

31, Lemuel Painter, 177 German street, from the south side
of German street and south side of Meade alley to the north
skle ot Queen street, and from the river Delaware to Passyuuk
road.

32, Peter Hortz, 392 south Second street, from the south side
of Queen street '^between the east side of Second and the river
Delaware) to the southern boundary of the district.

33, William Herman, 2 Moyamensing road, from the south
side of Queen street to the southern boundary of the district,
and from the west side of Second street to Passvunk road.

-Managers of the Almshouse and House cf EmploymerJ*

Joseph Cloud, FresiderJ, 276 Arch street — Lewis Lo\sry,
corner of Tenth and Vine streets — Isaiah Jeanes, 208 r.orth
Front street — John H Warder, 85 iiorth Seventh street— P>iier
Williamson, 63 Almond street — John \'allance, 87 south Sixth
— Henry Barrington, 306 seuth Foiu'th street — Thomas D.
Grover, 33 Christian street — Silas Yerkes, 335 north Second st.

Officers of the General Board.

Joseph Howell, President, 107 Chesnut street — John Lohra,
treasurer, 139 Market street — Samuel Ewing, solicitor, 146
Chesnut street — John Hutton, secretary, 502 south Front street
— William Middleton, agent, 171 Pine street — Joshua Merrick,
assistant agent, 8 Mary street, (S) — William M'CcUin, as-
sistant agent 169 north Fourth street — John Buckingham, m.es-
senger and doorkeeper, 42 south Fifth street.

Physicians — Samuel Stewart, 106 south Eighth — James Rush,
181 Chesnut — Joseph Klapp, 290 south Second

Surgeons — Joseph PaiTish, 109 Arch — Thomas T. Hewson,
132 Chesnut — John Rhea Barton, 204 Chesnut.

Lying in Department.

Thomas C James, 7 York buildings — John More, 63 south 7th.
Physicians to the Out-door Poor,

Tiiomas M Hall, northwest corner of Callowhill and Sixth
streets, for Penn Township ;

Thomas M. Hall, northwest corner ot Callowhill and Sixth
streets, from the north side of Vine street up the east side of
Sixth street to the Germantown road, down the west side of
Germantown road to Third street, down the west side of Third
to Vine street ;

Joseph Thomas, 254 north Second street, from the ncrih side
of Vine street up the east side of Third street to the German-
town road, up the east side of the said road, to the northern
boundary of the township of the Northern Liberties, and from
thence eastward to the river Delaware ;

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John y. Clark, 110 Arch street, from the south side of Vine
street to the north side of Market street, and from the Delaware
to the ewst side of Nin^h street ;

John Eberle, corner of Race and Chester streets, from the
south side of Vine street to the north side of Chesnut street and
from the west side of Ninth street to Schuylkill;

Wilham Price, corner of Fourth and Prune street, from the
south side of Market to the north side of South street, and from
the Delaware to the east side of Ninth street ;

J. Russell Smith, 165 south Eleventh sti-eet, from the south
side of Chesnut street to the north side of Pine street, and from
Ninttk to Tenth streets, and from thence on the west side of
Tenth street to the north side of South street, thence to the river
Schuylkill ;

David F. Condie, 193 Lombard street, from the west side of
Third street up the south side of Pine street to Tenth street,
down the east side of Tenth street to the north side of South
street, down South street to the east side of Passyunk road,
down said road to the southern boundary of the district of South-
wark, and from thence to the west side of Third street ;

Harvey Klapp, 72 Almond street, from the south side of
Pine sti'eet to the southern boundary of the district of Scuth-
wark, and from the Delaware to the east side of Third street.

Apothecaries.

Hannah West, Queen street, Kensington, third door from
Marlborough street — William Revoudt, corner of V/ood street
and York road — Richard Jordan, southeast comer of I hird and
Coates' street — Charles Loring, 339 north Third street — Peter
Lehman, 320 Market street — M( rdecai L. Gordon, 58 north
Second street — Charles Marshall, 56 Chesnut street — Robert
Milnor, 161 south Second street — George Glentworth, corner
of Chester and Race streets — Thomas M'Clintock, 107 South
Ninth street — James W. Simes, 459 Market street — Peter Wil-
liamson, corner Second and Almond.

Pemisijhania and Lyiiig-in Hospital.

The liistoty of this eminent institution is too well known to
need particular notice here. It may. however, be observed,
that the plan was first suggested by Dr. Thomas Bond, and it
was founded by indi\ idual philanthropy in 1752. In 1774, it lost,
by the depreciation of continental money, about ten thousand
])ounds, nearly one half of its productive estate. — Subscriptions
were, however, solicited, and by the united exertions cf the
managers successively employed, and the receipt of some legis-
tive aid. it has at length arrived at its present eminence.

Afanajs^ers, Samuel Coates, Pattison Hartshorne, Lawrence
Seckel, Zaccheus Collins, Joseph Lownes. Thomas Stewardsofi,
Kdward Pennington, Thomas P. Cope, Joseph W^atson, Israel
Cope, Henry Hollingsworth, Thomas Morris. — Treasuei-
Josepti|S. Lewis.

Physicians — Thomas Parke, 1 Rittenhouse place — John C
Otto, 139 Arch — Samuel Calhoun.

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Surgeoiis — Joseph Hartshorne, S E corner 7th and Spruce —
Joseph Parrish, 109 Arch — Thomas T. Hcwson, 132 Chesnut

Thomas C- James, lor the lying-in departrnt-nt, 7 York build-
ings.

Applications for admission must be made first to one of the
Physicians, then to one of the attending managers. The attend-
ing Managers and Physicians attend at the Hospital on the 4th
and 7th day morning oT every week, to receive and discharge
patients. Recent fractures and wounds, happening in and
about the city, if brought immediately as they occur, will be ad-
mitted gratis and without any security being demanded of the
persons who bring the patient to the house.

N. B. Comfortable accommodations are provided for poor
married women in the lying-in department, where they .are at-
tend free of expense.

Published by order of the Managers. *

October, 1817. TllOS. P. COPE, Secretary

Christ Chur-ch Hospital^

No. 10, Cherry street, is an endowment for aged women of
the Protestant Episcopal Church, made by Dr. John Kearsly,
formerly an eminent Physician of this place, who bequeathed
for this purpose, an estate, chiefly landed, which he vested in
the rector, church wardens, and vestrymen of the United Epis-
copal Churches of Christ and St. Peter's. Since its endowment
it has received considerable accessions of property.

BOARD OF HEALTH ESTABLISHMENT.

Office 39 south Fifth stJ'eet.

Members/or the City — Dr. Samuel Jackson, President. — Dr.
Franklin Bache, Secretary. — Joseph Worrell, Esq. 'Ireanurer. —
Dr. Jesse Roe Burden, Samuel Volans, Capt. Williain Havvkes.

For the Northern Liberties. — James West, John By erly.

For Peiin Townshifi — Charle. Souder, esq.

For Southwark. — Dr. Joel B. Sutherland.

For A!oyame?isi}ig. — Joshua Rayl";old.

Dr. George F.Lehman, Lazaretto /ihysician. — Captain Henry
Kenyon, Quarantine Master. — John Robbins, Steivard of the
Lazaretto. — Yiv. Alexander Kniglit, Port Physician. — William
Mandry, Health Officer.— ios^ph Pryor, Clerk, i^c. — John Buck-
ingham, Messeyiger.

Section of the Act.,liasscd the 27th day of Afiril^ 1819, relative to
the jiractitioners of Midivifery. j^\

Sect. 2d. " And be if further enacted by the authority afore-
said. That it shall be the* duty of all persons who may pursue or

xc Whitely'^s Philadelphia Register.

practise Midwifery in the City of Philadelphia, the district of
Southwark, the township of the Northern Liberties and the
townships of Moyamensing and Penn, between the first day of
March and the first day of April, annually hereafter, to leave
their names in writing, and the places of their residence, at the
Office of the Board of Health, and when so left it shall be the
duty of the clerk to receive and enter the same alphabetically in
a book to be kept for that purpose, which shall be open at all
times during the Office hours, to persons desirous to inspect the
same. And all persons pursuing or practising Midwifery as
aforesaid, shall keep a true and exact Register of the births that
take place under their care and superintendance, and shall, from
time to time as they may happen, enter the same, with the sex
of the child so born, on a blank schedule to be furnished to them
by the clerk of the Health Office, which schedule shall be signed
with the name of such person, and delivered on the last Saturday
of each month to the clerk of the Health Office, or other person
calling for the same ; and every person pursuing or practising
Midwifery, neglecting or refusing to leave their names and
places of residence at the Health Office as aforesaid, or to per-
form any other of the duties required by this act, shall forfeit
and pay for each offi^nce the sum of twenty- five dollars, to be re-
covered in the manner and for the uses prescribed in ** an Act
for establishing a Health Office, and to secure the city and port
of Philadelphia from the introduction of pestilential and conta-
gious diseases and for other purposes."

Corporation of the City of Philadelphia^ c^c. ^c.

Mayor, James N. Barker, office City Hall S W comer Ches-
nut and Fifth ; Recorder, Joseph Reed ; Attorney and Solicitor,
Thomas M'Kean Pettit ; Citv Treasu<rer, John Bacon, office
City Hall ; Clerk of Mayor's'Court, Randall Hutchinson, office
3 E. wing of Statehouse.

Aldermen — Robert Wharton, Matthew Lawler, Samuel Cars-
well, Michael Keppele, Abraham Shoemaker, Jolin Inskeep,
Andrew Pettit, John Douglass, John Geyer, George Bartram,
Joseph Hertzog Samuel Badger, James N. Barker, Peter Chris-
tian, {one vacancy.)

Select Council — George Vaux, President ; Isaac Boyer, An-
thony Cuthbcrt, William Delany, Stephen Girard, Elijah Grif-
fith,"Joseph S. Lewis, William Rush, John W.Thompson, Geo.
Vaux, Joseph Watson, Thomas Bradford, jun. clerk.

ConwiDn Council — Joseph Worrell, president ; Alexander
Adams, Joseph Burden, Alexander Cook, William Duane, James
S. Duval Michael Fox, Levi Garret, Ihomas Harper, Samuel
Jackson, John Maitland, John M*Clintock, William PiersoU,
Mark Richards, Abraham Small, Richard Tybout, Thomas
Wallace, Joseph Worrell, Maurice Wtirts — Samuel Rush, clerk.

City Commissioners — Joseph Morris, Conrad Bartling, and
Thomas T. Siiles.

City Clerk—Matthew Randall, office City Hall.

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Regulators and Surveyors — Reading Howell, Samuel Haines
and A.C. Ireland.

City Constables — High Constables, George Campbell ; Mar-
tin Rees : Upj^er Delaware, Smith Mills ; North Mulberry,
James Vanstavoren ; Lower Delaware, William Stokes ; South
Mulberry, William M'Ginley ; High street, John Metzker;
Northward, John Hess; Chesnut ward, Tiiomas Cooper; Mid-
dle ward, Josei^ii Robinson; Walnut ward, John MiUiman;
South ward, Israel Hoopes ; Dock ward, John M'Masters ; Lo-
cust ward, John Topham ; Newmarket ward, John M'Lean ;
Cedar ward, John Hcffecker.

Corders of wood and receivers of wharfage — George Fry,
corder at \ine street wharf; Henry Myers do. Race do. ; Paul
Reilly, do Arch do. ; Daniel Saint, do. Che?^iut do. ; Samuel Black
do. at the Drawbridge ; Charles Mcrcier, deputy corder at the
Drawbridge; William Fife, corder Schuylkill Landing

Captain of tiie Night watch, Samuel Paxson ; Lieutenant ditto,
Francis Mitchell.

Clerks ot the High street market, Jacob Strembeck and Geo.
Beck; Ditto of the Second street market, John Ashmead.

Vaccine Physicians — Dr. George S. Schott, 35 N. Eighth, for
the N E district ; Dr. David J. Davis, 2 S Eighth, for the N W
district ; Dr. Jose])h G. Nancrede, 181 S Tenth, for thcS W^ dis-
trict ; Dr. John C. Hebertony 115 S Fiftii, for the S E district.

Superintendant of the Public Burial Ground, Benj. Ferguson.

CITY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE,

Jan. 5th, 1820,

Notice is hereby given, that agreeably to an Ordinance of the
Select and Common Councils, the City is divided into Three
Districts, and that each District is under the spet.ial superinten-
dence of the person whose name is am-,exed thereto.

District No. 1 — From the nonh side of Vine street to the north
side of High or Market-street, and from the Delaware to Schuyl-
kill, Joseph Morris, No. 58, north Eighth -street.

District No. 2 — From tiie novth side of High or Market-street
to the north side of Walnut-street< and from the Delaware to
Schuylkill, Conrad Bartlmg, No. 455, Arch-street.

District No. 3 — From the north side of Walnut-street to the
south side of South-.street, and fiom the Delaware to Schuylkill.
Thomas T. Stiles, Eleventh-street, vvest side, between Walnut
and Locust-streets.

For Repairs of Pumps .^ ^c.

Apply to either of the City Commissioners, or to Thomas
Dixeify in Fitzwalter-street, between Seventh and Eighth-
streets, for that part of the city south of Market-street, and east
of Broad-street ; or to John Point, in Richardson's court, north
side of Sassafras, near Fifth, for that part of the city r.orth of
Market-stieet, and east of Hroad-street ; or to laaiah Dixey iJf
Co. west of Broad-street, near Market, for that part of the city
west of Broad, and fron) Vine to South-'Street.

xcii JVhiteiy^s Philadelphia Register.

The JoUoiving are fixed on as Stqyids for Drays^ Hackney
Coaches^ a?id Sleig/is, keeping twenty teet from any intersection
of the street, and ten feet clear of any pump, fire-plug, or hy-
drant.

Stands for Drays.

No. 1 — Penn-street, from Pine to Cedar or South-street, on
the west side.

No. 2 — ^Water-street, on the west side from the Drawbridge
to Pine-street.

No. 3 — Di^wbridge, on the north side from Water to Front-
street.

No 4 — Spruce, Pine, and Cedar-streets, on the nortli side, and
east of Front-street.

No. 5— Front, from Chesnut to Wahiut-street, east side, and
Front 200 feet iiorth of Chesnut, on the east side.

No. 6 — Front, from Wahiut to Hamilton's stores, east.

No. 7 — Walnut, on the north sido, east of Water-street.

Nc. 8 — Chesnut, on the north side from Front to Second-street.

No. 9 — Front-street, on tlie east side, from Sassafras to Vine.

No. 10 — Vine-street on the north side, from Front to Second-
street.

No. 11 — Mulberry, on the south side, from Front to Second-
street.

Na 12 — Second-street, on the east side from Sassafras to
Coates' alley.

No. 13 — Branch -street, on the south side, from Third to
Fourth-street.

No. 14 — rhird-street, on the east side, from High-street to
opposite Elbow lane.

No. 15 — Third-street, west side, from Mulberry to Cheny-
street.

No. 16 — Fifth-street, east side, south of Market, and within
ten feet of an avenue, leading to Davis's tavern. '

No. 17 — Decatur- street, from High-street, to Carpenter-
street, on tlie east side.

No. 18 — Seventh-street, on the east side, from an alley ad-
joining St. James' Church to High, and from High to Carpenter-
street.

No. 19 — Eighth-street, on the west side, from Filbert to Mar-
ket-street.

No. 20 — Ninth- street, on the west side, from High-street to
Chesnut-street

No. 21— Tenth, Eleventh, Twelfth, and Thirteenth-streets,
on the east side, and from High to Chesnut-street.

Stands Jo r Hackney Coaches and Sleighs.

No. 1 — Dock, the middle of the street, from Third to Second-
street.

No. 2 — Pine-street, south side, from Fourth to Fifth-street. '

No 3 — Fifth-sti-eet, west side, from Walnut to Library-street.

No. 4 — Sixth-street, east side, from Chesnut to Walnut.

No- 5 — Seventh-street, east side, from Chesnut to George-
street.

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No. 6 — Mulberry-street, in the middle of the street, from
Fifth to Sixth street.
No 7— Ninth- street, west side, from George toChesnut-street.
By order of the Ciiy Commissioners,

MATTHEW RANDALL, City Clerk.

Directors of Public Schools for the city of Philadelphia^
first school district of the state of Pennsylvania.

Roberts Vaux, Joseph Reed, Thomas Stewardson, William
Fry, Peter Key ser, John C. Browne, James Ronaldson, Joel B.
Sutherland, David Woelpper.

City Ordinances — List of Penalties,

For wasting the Schuylkill water 5 dollars

Empty boxes remaining in the street longer than 3 hours 1 dol-
lar 33 cents

Goods remaining in do. more than 4 hours 2 dollars

Occupying stands in the market unappropriated by ordinance
2 dollars

Exposiag goods for sale on or over the brick or stone pave-
qient 1 dollar 33 cents
' For persons remaining in the market after market hours 5 dolls

Riding or driving immoderately 3 dollars

Driving without reins and without being within reach of the
horse's head 3 dollars

Riding or driving on ot- over the brick or stone pavement, ex-
cept going into a stable or enclosure 5 dollars

Piling lumber or unloding out of a cart, &c. any bar iron, coal,
&c. on the footway 5 dollars

Hackney coaches not numbered as the law directs 5 dollars,

Drays and carts do. 10 dollars

Acts of Assembly,

Selling ardent or vinous spirits within the city or county of
Philadelphia, by less measure than one quart, without having a
license 50 dollars for the first offence, and 100 dollars for every
subsequent transgression. By a late act of assembly, an^' respecta-
ble citizen is made a competent witness. The fine is to be ap-
plied to the use of the poor.

Chimnies being on fire, not having been swept within one ca-
lender month 5 dollars 33 cents

Throwing privy filth in the street 4 dollars.

xciv Whitehfs Philadelphia Register.

Officers of Philadelphia County,

Sheriff— -Caleb North ; office 10 west wing of State House. —
Under Sheriff, Thom.is EUiott — Deputies, Ccnrad Hester, Hen-
ry Engles, John Trout, John Snyder, Horatio L. Melchor.

Prcthonotary of the Supreme Court — Isaac Franks ; office
7 State House

Prothonotary of the District Court—Timothy Matlack ; office
5 State House

Prothonotary of the Common Pleas — Joseph B, Norbury ; of-
fice 6 State House

Clerk of Quarter Sessions— rVym. Runkle, jun- office 6 State
House.

Clerk of Orphan's Court — Thomas F. Gordon; office 12
State House

Recorder — Isaac Worrel ; office 4 State House

County Commissioners — (office 11 State House ;) John Thum,
Philip Peltz, Robert Brooke ofOxford^ — George Ingels, 22 New-
market.— Treasurer, Daniel B. Lippard — Solicitor, William
Delany, Esq. — Clerk, John Rees.

Justices of the Peace — Philadelphia County,

First district — Composed of the City. See City Corporation

Second district — Composed of the townships of Byberry, Lower
Dublin, Moreland, and Oxford — Jonathan Clofieid, Joshua Com-
ly, Joshua Jones, Benjamin Walmsley, John Helm, jun Refbert
Morris, Isaac Worrall, John Salter, John H. Worrall, John
Ruan, Jacob Coates, Theophilus Harris.

Third district — Conjposed of Bristol, Germantown, and Rox-
borough — John Huston, Samuel Conrad, Peter Baynton, Jacob
Nice, Cornelius Holgate, Sila;* Wilson, Josejjh H. Fleming, John
De Rofontain.

Fourtli district — Composed of the Northern Liberties and
Penn — Samuel Wheeler, Frederick Wolbert, Jr>hn Goodman,
Samuel M'Ferran, Joseph Grice, John Kessler, Frederick Peer-
ing, Edward D, CorMeld, Henry Prohasco, Thomas Barnes,
Charles Carey, jun. William Moulder, John Shaw, Jacob Fitler,
Joseph Rogers, John Clifford, Charles So«der, John Johnson,
Martin Ludie, Jacob G. I'ryon, and John L. VVoolf.

Fifth district — Composed of Moyamensing, Passyunk, and
Southwark — Kht^nezer Ferguson, Ricliard Renshaw, Richard
Palmer, Joseph Marsh, Daniel Bussier, John Thompson, John
Hunter, IVJichael Freytug, Joshua Raybold, Israel Israel, John
Allison, Christopher ()'Conner, Philip Peltz.

Sixth district — composed of Blockley and Kingsessing — Wil-
liam E. W^ri^it, George C. Lentner.

Northern Liberties,

Commissioners for the incorporated part of the Northern E?-^
berties, (meet at their Hall ilflf Third street, first Tivesday in each

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xcv

month.) — Daniel Groves, president — Thomas Heart, George
Woolley, Jacob Souders, Joseph Smith, Peter Grim, Michael
Baker, sen. John Naglee, John Barclay, Isaac W. Norris, James
Whitehead, George Knorr, Thomas Coats, Jonathan Roberts,
J. Franks, Conrad Hester, Thomas Goldsmith, Sannuel FoerTng,
treasurer — Thomas Timmings, clerk — John Kessler, jun. col-
lector.

Captain of the watch, Thomas Arnold— Lieutenant of the
watch, John Abel.

Superintendant of streets — Joseph Pricker.

Police officer, John G. Mintzer— Clerk of the market, Ed-
ward Edwards.

PLAN OF THE WARDS,

OF THE INCORPORATED PART OF THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES.

COHOCSINK CREEK, or Northern Boundary.

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CONSTABLES

OF THE INCORPORATED PART OF THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES.

Joseph Fricker, high constable— /'7r5.' Ward, ('onrad Worknot

— Second Ward, John Miller— 77n>Y/ M'ard, John Christine —

Fourth Ward, Joseph Franklin — Fifth Ward, Benjamin D. Jef-

feries— 5/jcM Warf/, Jacob 'D^2iYX—S€ve7ith Ware?, John Painter

Unihcor/iorated. — Henry Benner — John Vanhorn.

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xcvi Whitely^s Philaclelphia Reg^ister.

Directors of public school, for tlie incorporated part of the
Korthern Liberties and Kensington — Peter Keyser, John C.
Browne, George F. Goodman, "William Binder, Jacob Justice,
Joseph Lukens, John Taylor, Joseph Warner, George C.
Schi\ eley, Thomas Bacon, WiUiam Fitler, George KnorT«.

District of Penn Tozunship,

(This district is incorporated" between Sixth and Broad, and
Vine and Hickory lane)

Commissioners — David Woelpper, president ; John Alburger,
Henry Boroef, William Drum, Frederick Haas, Jacob Gardner,
Nicholas Grear, Lewis Loury, H. H. Miller, Laurence Shuster,
Charles Souder, WiUiam Warner, Jacob Frick, clerk ; Peter
Hotz, treasurer ; Joseph H. Siddall, regulator; Daniel Newman,
superintendant.

Directors of Public Schools — David Woelpper, William
Warner, Joseph B. Norbury, George Esher, Martin Ludie,

Henry Urben.

District of Southwark,

Commissioners, (meet at their hall, Second street above Chris-
tian, every Thursday evening,) — Robert M'MuUin, president;
Hugh Cavsnaugh, Thomas Sj^arks, John Turner, John Tur-
ner, jun. Jesse WilHam.son, Charles Penrose, John Floyd, Wil-
liam M'Call, Thomas D. f Trover, (one vacancy.) Josiah Haines,
John Graham, Cornelius Tiers, Joel B. Sutherland, John Hutton,
clerk; Wm. Pidgeon, superintendant.

Corders — Benjamin Duncan, Almond street wharf; George
Hood, Catharine street wharf; WiUiam Kennedy, Queen street
wharf; John M'Fee, Christian street wharf; vacant Pine street
^vharf.

Captain of watch, Geo. W^eaver; Lieut, of do. Samuel Work.

Constables — Henry Engles, WiUiam Harvey, Peter Crans.

Directors of Public Schools for said district — Benjamin Mar-
tiuj Joel B. Sutherhmd, George C Snyder, Robert M'MuUin jr.
George M'L«od, John Turner, jr.

Moyamensing and Passyunk.

Constables — Michael Cooper, James Vanholt.

Directors of Public Schools — Thomas Dixey, James Ronald-
son, James M'Cann, Joshua Raybold, Jacob Snyder, Robert
Longhead. .

Auctioneers — Stated days for sales.

Passmore Sc Sparhawk, 32 south Front— Dry goods Monday
and Tutisday, at 2 o'clock ; gi'oceries, Wednesday and Saturday,
at 11 o'clock; Hardware &c. Tuesday and Friday evenings, at
6 o'clock.

T. Humes & J. 5c W. Ljppincotts, 56 south Front — Dry goods,
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock ; dry goods, Friday afternoon at
half past 2 o'clock ; Groceries, Monday and Thursday, at 11
o'clock.

Lisle, Weir & Co. 20 south Front — Dry goods, Wednesday
and Saturday ; groceries, Tuesday and Friday.

Whitely's Philadelphia Register. xcvii

Neff, Jones & Co. 34 south Front street--.Dry goods, Monday
and ruesday ; groceries, Wednesday and Saturday.

Piersol 8c Grelaud, 39 noriii Front — Dry goods, Tuesday and
Friday ; groceries Monday and Thursday

'i'aylor & Wagner, 29 north Front — Dry goods Tuesday and
Friday ; groceries Monday and Tiuirsday.

Steel 5c Potter, 153 Market — Dry i^oods, Tuesday and Friday
afternoon at half past 2 o'clock, hardware &c. Wednesday anc4
Saturday evenings at 6 o'clock.

A List of all the Mayors and Recorders^ fro^n the Jirst
incorporation of the City of Philadelphia.
Mzz/or.9.— Edward Shippen, 1701-2— Anthony Morris, 1703—
Griffith Jones, 1704 — Joseph Wiicocks, 1705— Nathan Stanbury,
1706-.Thomas Masters, 1707-8— Richard Hill, 1709— Willianri
Carter, 1710— Samuel Preston, 1711— Jonathan Dickenson, 1712
—George Roch, 1713— Richard Hill, 1714-16— Jonathan Dick-
enson, 1717-18 — William Fishbourne, 1719-21 — James Logan,
1722 — Clement Piumsted, 1723 — Isaac Norris, 1724 — William
Hudson, 1725— Charies Read, 1726-7 — Tliomas Lawrence,
17'27-8— Thomas Gr.ffitts, 1729-30- Samuel Hassel, J 73 1-2—
Thomas Griffitts, 1733— Thomas Lawrence, 1734— William
Allen, 1735— Clement Piumsted, 1736— Thomas Griffitts, 1737
— Anthony Morris, 1738— Edward Roberts, 1739 — Samuel Has-
sel, 1740--Clemcnt Piumsted, 1741— William Till, 1742— Benja-
jamin Shoemaker, 1743 — Edward Shippen, 1744— James Hamil-
ton, 1745 — William Attwood, 1746-7 — ^^Charles Willing, 1748—
Thomas Lawrence, 1749 — WiUiam Piumsted, 1750 — Robert
Strettell,175l — Ben jamin Shoemaker, 1752 — Thomas Lawrence,-
1753_4-_Charles Willing, 1754-5— WiUiam Piumsted, U55-^
Atwood Shutc, 1756-7 — Thomas Lawrence, 1758 — John Stam-
per, 1759 — Benjamin Slioemaker, 1760 — Jacob Duche, 1761—
Henry Harrison, 1762 — Thomas Willing, 1763— Thomas Law-
rence, 1764 — John Lawrence, 1765-6 — Isaac Jones, 1767-8—
Samuel Shoemaker, 1769-70— John Gibson, 1771-2— William
Fisher, 1773— Samuel Rhoads, 1774— Samuel Powell, 1775*—
Samuel Powell, 1789— Samuel Miles, 1790— John Barclay, 1791
—Matthew Ciarkson, 1792-5— Hilary Baker, 1796-7— Robert
Wharton, 1798-9— John Inskeep, 1800— Matthew Lawler, 1801-4
— John Inskeep, 1805 — Robert Wharton, 1806-7 — John Barker,
1808-9— Robert Wharton, 1810— Michael Keppelle, 1811-12—
John Barke)', 1813— John Geyer, 1814— Robert Wharton, 1815-
1819— James N. Barker, 1819-20.

Recorders i^T\\orc\2LS Story, 1701-3— David Lloyd, 1704-6—
Robert Asheton, 1707-1725— Andrew Hamilton, 1726-40—
William Allen, 1741-9 — Tench Francis, 1750-4-5 — Benjamin
Chev/, 1755-75— Alexander Wiicocks. 1789-1800-1— Alexan-
der J.Dallas, 1801-2— Moses Levy. 1802-7-8— Mahlon Dicker-
son, 1808-9-10— Joseph Reed, 1810-19.

* In the year 1776, the corporation was dissolved in consequence of the revolution, and
the city remained unincorporated until 1789.

WHOLESOME ADVICE.

Thcnights
Conversation
Works
Manner
Diet
<^ Apparel
Will
Sleep
Prayers
Recreations
^Memory
Hear,
Be silent,
Understand,
Remember,

''Divine, awful, godly.

Little, honest, true, /

Profitable, holy, rharitable.

Grave, courteous, cheerfhl.

Temperate, convenient, sober.
^be<^ Frugal, neat, comely.

Constant, obedient, ready.

Moderate, quiet, seasonable.

Shorty devout, often, fervent,
j Lawful, brief, seldom.
LOf death, punishment, glory.
be silent.

Y and learn to -<

understand-
remember,
do accordingly.

All that you

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not.

r see, judge
) hear, beheve
i l^now, tell
L can do, do

If ever you speak any thing, think first, and look nar-
rowly what you speak — of whom you speak—
and to whom you speak ; lest you bring
yourself into great trouble.

Franklin's schtine for the Employment of Time.

HOURS.

Rise, wash, and address
Powerful Goodness ! con-

. ^trive day's business ; and

this j 6 rtake the resolution of the
I I day ; prosecute the present

L7js

Morning.
The question, what .
good shall I do
day }

study, and breakfast.

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Work.

iVoon.

Afternoon.

C 12 I Read, or look over my ac-

counts, and dine.

Work.

Rvening.

The question, what
[ood have I done to

lay

S^'lght.

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<; 1 ^Sleep.

III

Put things in their proper
places. Supper, music or
diversions, or conversation.
Examination of the day.

Whitely''s Philadelphia Register. xcix

A LIST

INSTITUTIONS, COMPANIES, & SOCIETIES:

Monied^ Religious^ Humane^ and Charitable^ Literary^
National^ Mutual Benefit^ ^c, so for as theij could
he obtained in time for publication^ alphabetically ar-
ranged.

The officers, 8cc. of the societies marked thus, (*) were not
received in time.

it^ The respective secretaries of the various public institu-
tions and societies of the City and Liberties^ will confer a favour
on the Editor, and render a fiub lie service^ by sending him, «n^w-
ally^ a written list of the officers, stating the time of election,
date of incorporation, place of meeting, object of the institution,
together with any other remarks, previous to the 1st February,
in each year.

BANKING INSTITUTIONS.

Bank of the United States — Carpenter's court, back of the
post office. Incorporated 1816, to endure until 1836. Capital
§35,000,000, divided into 350,000 shares of %\0Q each. Divi-
dends declared January and July. Discount days, Tuesdays and
Fridays. Annual election, 1st Monday in January. Open daily,
except Sundays, 1st January, 4th July and Christmas, from 9 A, M.
to 3 P. M. Notary, C. C. Biddle. Public Directors— lu?.r\^Cion
Cheves, President, Thomas Wilson, cashier, Nicholas Biddle,
Manuel Eyre, John M. Rim, junr. of Maryland, Charles E. Dud-
ley of A'ew York. — Directors for 1820. — Pierce Butler, Richard
Rundle, John Sergeant, Joshua Lippincott, Gustavus Colhoun,
James Schott, Thomas M. Willing, Horace Binney, Thomas
Astley, Samuel Wetherill, Hartman Kuhn, Silas E. Weir, John
Potter, South Carolina, John Oliver, Maryland, George Hoffman,
Maryland, Archibald Gracie, A^ew York, Curtis Bolton, JVetv
York, Nathaniel Silsbee, Massachusetts^ Jam^s Lloyd, Massa-
chusetts.

List of Branches. — Portsmouth, N. H. Boston, Providence,
R. I. Middletown, Conn. New York, Baltimore, Washington,
Norfolk, Richmond, Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, New Or-
leans, Fayette ville, Pittsburg, Chillicothe, Lexington, Louisville,
Cincinnati.

Bank of Jsforth America — No. 99 Chesnut street. Capital
§834,000. Directors, John Morton, president ; George Latimer,
Jacob S. Wain, Daniel Smith, James Read, Joseph Pierce,
Timothy Paxson, Henry Nixon, Benjamin R. Morgan, George
Fox, George M'Callmont, Charles M'Alester ; Henry Drinker,
cashier. Open daily, except Sundays, Good-Friday, Christmas

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day, Ist January, and 4th July, from 9 A. M» to 3 P. M. Discount
days Monda) s and Tliursdays. Election 2d Monday in January,
annually ; notary, Peter Lolira. Dividends January and July.

Bank of Pennsylvania — 86 south Second. Joseph Parker
Noi'ris, president — Directors on part of the State^ George W.
Morgan, Mathew Carey, John Thoburn, VVm. K Correy, Thos.
Leiper, Dr. James Smith — Directors y Godfrey Haga, William
Sansom, Charles Biddle, Louis Clapier, Jacob Ridgway, George
Vaux, Anthony Stocker, Abraham Sharpless, John G. Cunow,
Jonas Preston, William Brown, James Robertson, Jonah Thomp-
son, Matthew C Ralston, Peter Wager, Mark Richards, Hugh
Ely, Anthony Beelen ; Elihu Chauncey, cashier. Incorporated
1792>, renewed 1803, to endure until 1833.— Capital ^2,500,000,
divided into 6250 shares, at JS400 each, all of which has been
paid in. Dividends, January and July. Discourft days, Wednes-
days and Saturdays. Annual election, first Monday in February.
Notary, Peter Lohra Open daily, except Sundays, 1st January,
4th July, and Christmas, from 9 A.M. to 3 P. M.

JBa'.k of the J^orthern Liberties — 77 Vine street, below Third,
north side. Directors, Jolin Barclay, president ; Andrew C. Bar-
clay, George Gorgas, Thomas Hart, Joseph R. Jenks, Jonathan
Knight, ThoniuS Latimer, Thomas Loyd, jun. Wm Milnor,,
Isaac W. Norris, James Paul, John Taylor, George Thomas,
Joseph Thomas, James Whitehead. — D. Mandeville, cashier. —
Incorporated 9th May, 1814, to endure until 1st April, 1825. —
Capital 500,000 dollars, on which §250,000 has been paid,— §25
paid on each share. Dividends 1st Monday of May and Novem-
ber. Discount days Tuesdays and Fridays. Notary, John Good-
man. Annual election, 3d Monday of November. — Open daily,
except Sundays, Christmas and 4th of Julv% from 9 A. M. to 3
P. M. — Transfer books close 14 days preceding the 1st Monday
of May and November — Dividends payable 10 days after de-
clared.

Camden Bank, New Jersey. — Capital §600,000. Directors
Richard M. Cooper, president ; Henry Cliew, Thomas Wright,
Jas. Matlack, Thos. Newbold, Wm Potter, Joseph Uodgers,
Clement Acton, Joseph Fauikenberg, Isaac Hewlings, Benjn.
Masden, Joseph Lea, Isaac C. Jones, H. F. HoUingshead, Saml.
Spackman, Josh. Longstreth, Jno Gill, Isaac Wilkins, Jos Og-

den, Joseph Matlack, . Wm. Hillegas, cashier. Office

21 Church alley. Dividends payable after 15th of April and
after 15th of October.

Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania. — No. 102, Chesnut street.
Directors, Andrew Bayard, president ; Richard Dale, Caleb P.
Wayne, Henry Pratt, James S. Duval, S.iml. Archer, John C.
Smith, John M'Crea, Cl\arles N. Bancker, Charles Perrv, Wm.
L. Hodge, Edward Hallowell, cashier Capital 1,000,000 dols.
divided into 2000 shares. Dividends declared May and Novem-
ber Di.scount days Tuesdays and Fridays. Notary, Geo. Heyl.
Closed Sundays, Christmas, New Year and 4th of July. Election
Sd Monday in November.

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Farmers^ and Mechanics^ Bank — 157 Chesnut street. Incor-
porated in 1809. Chartered until 1824. Capital and amount
paid in §1,250,000, divided in 25,000 shares at §50 each. Dis-
count days Tuesdays and Fridays. Annual election last Satur-
day in January. Notary, Benjamin Nones. Open every day,
Sundays, Christmas, and New Years excepted Directors —
Joseph Tagert, president ; Samuel Barnes, Wm, E. Howell, Seth
Craig, Wm. W Fisher, James M'Alpin, John M'Cauley, George
Pepper, Samuel Richards, James Sharswood, George Sheaff,
Richard Tybout, Charles A. Harper — Henry Kuhl, cashier,

Girard's (Stephen) Banking House — Formerly the U.S. Bank,
Third street opposite Dock— (ieorge Simpson, cashier. Open
daily, except Sundays, Christmas, and 4th of July, from 9 A.M.
till 3 P. M. Days of discount Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Mechanics' Bank — 9 south Third. — Directors, Joseph Gilling-
ham, president ; John Moore, John U.Fraley, Isaac L. Pearson,
Samuel G. Wright, Joseph Williams, Joseph Price, Abraham
L. Pennock, Richard M'llvain, Jonathaa Fell, Samuel Palmer,
John Markland. Joseph Howell, Jonathan Sleeper, Joseph Be de,
Nathaniel Holland, Thomas B. Darrach, Wilha n Gerhard,
AmableBrasier, Timothy Abbott, Thomas Marshall. Samuel
Wilcox, cashier. Incorporated 9th May 1814, to endure until
1st April 1825. Capital Sl,000,000, divided into 20,000 shares
at 1^50 each. Dividends declare'd first Mondays in May and
November D;.>5Count days Tuesdays and Fridays. Annual elec-
tion third Monday in November. Benjamin Nones, notary. Opeiv
daily, except Sundays, 1st January, 4th July, and Christmas.

Philadel/ihia Bank — S W corner Fourth and Chesnut. Di-
rectors, John Read, president — Lewis D Carpentier, Siml. W.
Jones, W.n. Phillips, John A. Datilh, T.aleb Newbold, Edward
T wells, Robert Patterson. Alexander M'Caraher, Samuel Smith,
Jacob Sperry, John Welsh, Joseph Lownes, Joseph R. Evans,
Charles Biddle,junr.DawelH. M.ller, A. Fisher, Charles Graff,
Benjamin Stille', John M. Price, William Yardley, Quintin (Camp-
bell, cashier. Incorporated 1803, to endure until 1824. Capital
1,800,000 dollars, divided into 18.000 shares at 100 dollars each.
Dividends declared March and September. Discount days Mon-
days and Thursdays Annual election second Monday in Febru-
ary. N. Diehl, jun. notary. Open daily, except Sunday, 4th
July, Christmas and first January.

Schuylkill Bank — S. E. corner Hii^h and Sixth — Directors,
William Meredirh, president ; Simon Gratz, John Horner, Aaron
Denman, John Dubarry, Thomas M Souder, Robert A. Cald-
cleugh, Edward Smith. John Bennet, Joseph Montgomery,
George Thomson, William Paxson, Benjamin Johnson — Hosea
J. Levis, cashier. Incorporated 9th May 1814, to endure until
1st April, 1825. Capital §1, 000,000, divided into 20,000 shares.
Dividends declared 1st Monday in May and November Dis-
count days Tuesdays and Fridays. Annual election^Sd Monday

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in November. Benjamin Nones, notary. Open daily, except
Sundays, Christmas, Isc January, Good Friday, and 4th July.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Amei'ican Fire Insurance Comfiany. — Office 101 Chcsnut,
Capital §500,000, divided into 5000 shares, on each of which
§40 has been paid. Dividends declared first Monday in Apiil
and October. Annual election first Monday in May. Directors,
Chandler Price, president; Manuel Eyre, John Swope, John
Sergeant, Joseph Heed, Samuel Wethe'rill, William Schlatter,
Guy Bryan, Thomas M'Euen — Edward Fox, secretary.

Delaware Insurance Company — Office south-east corner of
Walnut and Second. Samuel Keith, president; Wm. Bell, Wm.
Boyd, John Cook, Joseph R. Evans, Thomas P. Cope, Isaac
Harvey, jun. Benjamin Jones, James Kitchen, Jonathan Leedom,
Joseph Lownes, Joshua Longstreth, Wm. M'Faden, James S.
Duval, Fournier Rostair, Dividends first Mondays in June and
December. Choice of Directors 2d Monday in December. First
incorporation in 1803 — second in 1813 — expires in 1835. 5000
shares at 40 dollars per share — 200,000 dollars. Open every
day — Sundays, 4th July and Christmas day excepted.

Insurance Comfiany of the State of Pennsylvania. — Office
N.E. corner of Second and Dock — Annual election in January
— Capital 500,000 dols. — Shares 400 dols. — Dividei^ds declared
1st February, and 1st of August. — Directors, James S. Cox, pre-
sident ; Daniel Smith, John G. Wachsmuth, Henry Pratt, Joseph
Sims, Samuel Coates, Henry Nixon, Paul Siemen, George Fox,
Gustavus Calhoun, Anthony Stocker, Charles Macalester, John
Marcoe ; Joseph L. Inglis, secretary.

Marine Insurance Company. — Office 47 Walaut. — Directors,
John Leamy, president ; Jacob Sulger, secretary ; David Walker.
Joseph Peace, James Paul, John Coulter, Samuel N. Lewis,
George M'Callmont, John B. Newman, Henry Hollingsworth,
Stephen Russell, William Read, Elihu Chauncey, and Isaac
W. NorriS. Capital 300,000 dollars— Shares 100 dollars— Divi-
dends July and January. Election 3d Monday in January, meet
once in every fortnight.

Mutual Assurance Company — For insuring houses from loss
by fire, in and near Philadelphia. Office No. 54 Walnut street.
Trustees— Robert Wharton, president ; Daniel Smith, Jonathan
Smith, Robert Smith, James C. Fisher, Walter Kerr, Thomas
M'Euen, George M'Callm.ont, Thomas Hale, WiUiam Flintham,
John C. Stocker, John Markland, Robert M. Lewis— John B.
Palmer, treasurer. «

North American Insurance Company. — Office 40 Walnut.
Directors, John Inskeep, president; Alexander Henry, James
Read, Godfrey Haga, John Stille, Samuel Mifflin, Thomas Ast-

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ley, Andrew Pcttit, Charles Perry, Samuel W. Jones, Thomas
Latimer, Jacob S. WaJn, Jacob C. Wikuff, Edward Smith,
Samuel Archer; Robert S Stephens, secretary. Capital 600.000
dollars — shares 10 dollars. Dividends second Mondays of Janu-
ary and July. Incorporated April 14th, 1794. Charter renewed
28th Jaiiuar>', 1813 to 1835. Annual election in January.

Pennsylvania Company for Insurance on Lives and Granting
Annuities — Incorporated March, 1812. Charter perpetual. —
Capital stock 8^00,000— Shares SlOO each—Dividends first
Monday in January and July — Election third M')nday in January
— Office 173 Chesnut — Open every day from 9 to 3 o'clock —
Directors, Jaceb Sperr\', president ; Cadwalader Evans, John
Bohlen, Jeremiah Warden, jun. Joseph Peace, Charles N. Banc-
ker, Charles Macalester, William Parker, William Boyd, Hy-
man Gratz, John C. Montgomery, Robert Patterson ; Jacob Shoe-
maker, actuaiy.

Philadelphia Contributions hip — For the Insurance of houses
from loss by fire, commonly called the Hand-in-hand Insurance
Company, 25 Dock street, where insurance will continue to be
made, without limit as to time, on the usual terms, by application
to Joseph S. Lewis. Incorporated 1768. Annual election, 2d
Monday of April. Directors — John Morton, Pattison Harts-
home, Joseph P. Norris, Joseph Cruckshank, Zaccheus Collins,
Zachariah Poulson, Joseph Watson, Thomas Morris, Horace
Binney, Joseph Price, Joshua Longstreth, Geoi-ge Fox; John C.
Evans, surveyor — Joseph S Le\^s, treasurer. Monthly meeting,
1st Tuesday in every month.

Philadelphia Insurance Comp.any. — Office S W comer Second
and Walnut streets. Directors, Thomas M. Willing, president;
James C. Fisher, John Ashley, WlUiam Wain, John Savage,
Abraham Kintzing, James Smith, Joseph S. Lewis, William J.
Miller, Elliston Peror, William W. Fisher, Richard Willing;
William Miller, secretary. Capital 400,000 dollars. — Shares
100 dols. — Dividends June and December.

Ph<£nvr Intrurance Company. — Office 96 south Second street.
Directors, David Lewis, president; Paul Beck, jun. John C.
Smith, Peter Graham, Lawrence Lewis, Alexander Murray,
Paschal Hollingsworth, John G.-xidard. Capital 480 000 dollars.
Shares SO dollars. Dividends June and December.

Union Insurance Comfiany. — Office 45 Walnut. Directors,
George Latimer, president; Joseph Ball, Rich-\rd Dale, Mat-
thew Lawler, Lewis Clapier, John Bohlen, Stephen Girard,
Hugh Colhoun, William Davis, Samuel H^ys, William Lynch,
Bankson Taylor, and Austin Montgomei-y Secretary, John Ro-
berts. Capital 300,000 dollars in 5000 shares ot 60 dollars each.
Days of declaring dividend, 1st Monday of January and July.
Election 2d Monday in January.

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United States Insurance Comjiany — Office 49 Walnut. — Di-
rectors, Israel Pleasants, president ;' CUandler Price, Benjamin
B. Howell, Henry Toland, jun. Caleb Newbold, jan. John C.
Stocker, Jonah Thompson, Matthew L. Bevan, Henry Sergeant,
Joshua Emlen, Frederick W. Sperry,Wnn. L. Hodge, and James
Latimer. Capital 400,000 dols. Shares 50 dollars. Dividends
June and December.

SOCIETIES

Abolition Society — At an election held 31st Dec. 1819, the un-
dernamed members of the Pennsylvania Society, for promot-
ing the Abolition of Slavery, the relief of free Negroes unlaw-
fully held in bondage, and for improving the condition of the
African race, were duly chosen officers for the ensuing year,
viz. President, William Rawle, Esq, ; vice presidents, Joseph
M. Paul, Jonas Preston, m. d. ; secretaries, Benjamin W^illiams,
Blakey Sharpless ; treai^urer, Thomas Shipley ; counsellors,
Richard Peters, jun. John Hallowell, John Sergeant, Richard
C. Wood, David Paul Brown, William Rawle, jun. James Hop-
kins, of Lancaster county, George Fisher, of Dauphin county,
James M. Porter, of Northampton county, Matthias Morris,
of Bucks county, John Henderson, of Montgomery county,
Samuel Edwards, of Delaware county ; Board of education,
Benjamin Albertson, Blakey Sharpless, Phihp Price, junr.
Benjamin M. Hollenshead, John H. Willits, Nathan Shoema-
ker, M. D. William P. Paxson, George Bergen, m. d. Edward
Needles, Benjamin C. Parvin, James Cox, William Wayne,
jun. Tow-nsend Sharpless; Electing committee, Henry Troth,
James Cox, William Bryant, Lindzey Nicholson, Benjamin
C. Parvin, Robert Murphy, Daniel Smith, Joseph M. Truman,
Alexander Shaw, William Master, Jacob T. Bunting, John H.
Willits.

Academy of JVatural Science. — Annual election 30th December;
president, Wm. Maclure ; vice presidents, Z. Collins, George
Ord ; corresponding secretary, Reuben Haines ; recording
secretary, Frankhn Bache m. d.; curators, C. A. Lesueur,
Thomas M*Euen, Isaiah Lukens, Richard Harlan, m. d. ;
librarian, Jacob Pierce ; treasurer, Jacob Gilliams,

Jdult School. — The public are informed, that an Evening School
for those who have not had the advantages of early education
(who are taught gratis), is now opened in theSouthwark Hall.
Those of either sex, who wish to attend the course of instruc-
tion, can leave their names at either of the Day Schools, in the
Hall. Persons, although advanced in years, need not feel diffi-
dent in coming forward.

*JEschylenian Society — Meet at Perry Hall, comer of Fifth and
Cedar street.

* African Friendly Society of St. Thomas.

*AimweU School Society for the free instruction of Female Chil-
dren.

^American Beneficial Society. — Meet at Zeilin's tavern, !61
Chesnut street.

^American Brotherly Society.—Meet the second Saturday in
every month, at Reed's inn, 212 north Third.

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* American Colour and Paint Comjiany.

* American Convention, for promoting the abolition of Slavery

and improving the condition ot the African race.

American Friendly Institution. — Meet at Meyer'> Inn, S. W.
corner Fifth and" Race, on the 2d Monday of each month. In-
stituted June 4th 1810 — incorporated January 1811 President,
Jesse Ferguson ; vice president, Thomas \V Budd ; secretary,
Joseph Hermstead ; treasurer, Charles W. Schreiner ; door-
keeper, James Dennison. The officers are chosen on the 2d
Monday in June of every year — none but native Americans are
admitted. The benefit of sick members is from 3 to 4 dollars
per week, and in case of death 30 dollars is allowed for funeral
expenses — and 25 cents in addition if there is a widow, which
is paid by each of the members. Persons applying for mem-
bership must be between the ages of 21 and 40. Initiation
from 5 to 10 dollars. Contributions STj cents per month.

*American Fhiladel/ihia society.

American Philosophical society Jbr the promotion of useful kno%u~
ledge. — President, R. Patterson ; vice presidents, William
Tiighman, P. S. Du Ponceau, Zaccheus Collins ; secretaries,
Thomas C. James, R. M. Patterson, Robert Walsh, junior,
George Ord ; counsellors for 3 years, Wm, Rawle, Horace
Binney, John Sergeant, John Q. Adams, Thomas Jefferson,
Wm.'M'Clure, Nicholas Colhn, Wm. Meredith, James Gib-
son, N. Chapman, Robert Hare, Wm. Hembel ; curators, Jos,
Cloud, Thomas T. Hewson, Reuben Haines ; treasurer and
librarian, John Vaughan.

*Americc7i Society of Plasterers.

*Antihifinotics. — Meet every Tuesday evening at Martin Rees',
97 south Fifth street.

Atheneeum. — Instituted 1814, incoi-porated 5th April, 1815, for
the promotion of literature. Rooms Pkilosophical Hall, south
Fifth, street — which is open daily, except Sunday, from 8 A.
M. to 10 P. M. — Directors for 1820, chosen on the first Mon-
day in February ; William Tiighman, L. L. D president ; Sa-
muel Ewing, vice president ; Quintin Campbell, treasurer ;
Robert H. Smith, secretary : Peter S. Duponceau, Roberts
Vaux, George Vaux, Benjamin Tiighman, Richard C. Wood,
John Vaughan, Quintin Campbell, Jacob Gratz, Thomas J.
Wharton, E. S. Ingersoll, John C. Montgomery, \\'iiliam
Lehman, Clement C. Biddle, Wm. M'llhenny, jr. librarian.

*Aujciliary Bihle Society.

Banks. — See the article Banks.

*Bayard Beneficial Society of Pennsylvania. — Instituted 1818. —
Meet at Trueman's school room. Vine below Second street
first Monday in each month. Election first Monday in January.

* Belles Lettres Association. — Instituted 3d September, 1816.-^

Meet S W corner Fifth and Arch. Election first stated meet-
ings in March and September.

*Benevole7it Blues Society. — Instituted for the laudable purpose
of supporting each other in sickness and distress.

Benevolent Society of Journeymen Tailors, — Meet at Elliott's,
on Monday evening weekly.

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'^Benevolent Society of Loaf Bread Bakers.
Bible Society. — Instituted Dec. 1808, for distributing the Bible
gratis. Managers, right rev. William White, d. d. president.

* Bookbinders' Society.
*BookseUers' Society.

*Botanic Garden. — Incorporated March 24th 1817.

* Bridge Comfianies. — See their respective names.
^Bricklayers' Benefit Society of Pennsylvania.
*Brickiaycrs Company — Incorporated 11th March, 1799. Elec-
tion, 1st January, annually.

^British Ejtiigrant Society. —•'^Itet at 27 north Fifth street

*Burns Club — Meet 29tii January.

^Burrows Beneficial Society. — Instituted Octobtr 31st, 1815.
Incorporated April 18th, 1816. Meet at Wilson'.-, tavtrn, op-
posite the statehouse, the first Tuesday in each monh. Elec-
tion on the sixth of October annual!) — William Bladen, presi-
dent ; Jaraes Botner, secretary.

Biistleton and Smithfield Tuimfiike. — President, Henry Prat^;
managers, Richard Leedom, Joshua Jones, Phujeas Jenks,
Jacob Souimer. John Siocldard, 1 homas M'Kean, Joshua Com-
ly, William Maghet, Isaac Worrell, John M'Naer, Robert
Adams, James H. Du' cias. 1 reasurer and Secretary, John
Roberts — Shares §100 each. Election first Monday in Novem-
ber. Incorporated 5tii March, lo04. Office back 95 north
Water street

* Cabinet of Sciences .

* Caledonian Benevolent Society. — Annual election, Januaiy 8th

President, Thomas Dobson ; vice president, Robert Adams ;
treasurer, Alexander M'Causland; secretary, Duncan M'Fa-
dyen ; visiters, Alexander Campbell, Robert Leishman, Ed-
ward Brodie. -
*Canal Comfianies. — See their respective names.

* Carpenters' Company. — Meet at their Hall in Carpenter's

court. Instituted 1724 and incorporated 1790

'^Cheltenham and IVillowgrove Turnfiike Company. — Annual
election, 2d Monday in November. Managers, Robert W bar-
ton, president ; John Hart, Thomas M'Eucn, Dr. George Ga-
lasspy, Thomas Biddle, David C. Claypoole, Thomas* Morris,
Dr. Ceorge De Benntville, Thomas Mather, George Rex,
Thomas Fletcher, Samuel Scholfield, Isaac Leech ; Griffith
Evans., treasurer.

*Chesnut Hill and Springhouse Turnpike Company.

* Christ Church Ho^iitalfor widoivs^ 10 Cherry street.

* Christian Benevole?it society.

* Cincinnati society of the state of Pennsylvania. — ^Annual elec-

tion 4th July.

^City Hospital — For the reception of patients labouring under
malignant fevers. Commenced 1807— finished in 1810. Situate
S.W . corner Francis lane and Schuylkill Fourth.

*Colltge of Physicians. — Founded 1787 — incorporated 1789. —
Election in July.

Columbian Beneficial society of the city and county of Philadel-
phia. Timothy Blake, president ; David B. Moore, vice pre-
?-ident; Samuel Jones, treasurer; J. Barnes, secretary. The

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i>ociety meets at Newmarket Hall on the first Tuesday in every
month. Each person on being admitted a member, pays into
the funds a sum agreeable to his age. If between the age of
21 and 25, three dollars — for every year older 50 cents ; but
no person admitted whose age is more than 40 years. The
monthly contributions of each member is 31 cents. Each per-
son, after being one year a member, is entitled, if confined to
his bed by sickness, to four dollars per week — and if his dis-
order be of a less serious nature, yet so as to incapacitate him
from pursuing his professional business, he#'is entitled to re-
ceive three dollars per week. The above society was incor-
porated January 26, 1816.

*Colu?nbia Benevolent society — Instituted 1804. Meet 4th Thurs-
day in every month at Newmarket Hall. Election in Feb.
annually. President, Thomas Elliott. Vice President, John
W. Saunders. Treasurer, Wm. Nesbit. Secretary, Robert
Ralston.

'* Columbian Chemical society.

*Columbian Beneficial society. — Incorporated 1800. Meet first
Saturday in every month at John Wilson's inn, 193 Chesnut
street. Election first Thursdays in March and September.

* Columbian Society of Artists. — President, Col. J. Trumbull;

vice president, Wm. Strickland, George Murray, Benjamin
Trott, George M. Miller ; secretary, Gideon Fairman ; trea-
surer, John Vallance ; professor of anatomy. Dr. P. C. Barton.

Columbus Beneficial Society of the State of Pennsylvania. —
Meet at the sign of the General Jackson, 264 Race street, on
the third Tuesday, in every month. Daniel Clawges, presi-
sident; Bartholomew Rees, vice president; Lewis Davis, se-
cretary ; Benjamin Wdey, treasurer.

*Committee of Missions of the General Assembly of the Pres-
byterian Church.

* Common Prayer Book ^ode^i/.— President, Hon. William

Tilghman

* Corchvainers^ Society. — Meet 161 Chesnut street.

* Cordivainers* Society. — Meet 3d Monday in each month, at 97

south Fifth street.

* Coaqu?iague Benevolent Society. — Meet 4th Tuesday, monthl\%
at Newmarket hiiU, George M'Leod, president ; Benjamin
Bates, treasurer ; Wm. Hamilton, secretary.

Decatur Benevolent Institution. — Established 1817. Meet at
the sign of the Cock and Lion, corner of Second and Coates,
first Saturday in each month. Election first Saturday in Ja-
nuary, annually. President. Scddinger ; vice president,

J. C. Hill ; treasurer Wm. Hoovan ; secretary, Nicholas He!-
verson ; doorkeeper, C. L. Archer. >

Delafilaine^s J^Tational Panzografihia^ Ox the portraits of distin-
guished Americans, Chesnut street. Admittance 25 cents.

* Democratic Association of Yoking Men.

DISPENSARIES OF PHILADELPHIA-

* City Dispensary — 37 south Fifth street. Annual election 1st
Monday in January. Managers, right rev. Williaai White,
president ; Lawrence Seckel, Robert Blackwell, Henry Hel-

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muth, Robert Smith, Godfi-ey Haga, Robert Raltson, Joseph
Cruckshiink, Elliston Perot, Roberts Vaux, Joseph Parrish ;
Samuel P. Gritfitts, secretary. Attending physicians and
surgeons, doctors J. G. Heberton, Edward Barton, George B. i
Wood, Richard Harlan, Joseph G. Nancrede, Samuel Emlen. f
Consulting physicians and surgeons, doctors I'homas Parke, *

, Philip S. Physick, Thomas C. James, Thomas T.

Hewson; treasurer, Jdin Clifford; apothecary, George G.
Tresse
J\forthern Disfiensary — Green, S W corner Second. Instituted
1816. Annual election January 6th. Managers, rev. George
Boyd, pres. Isaac Cleaver, sec'y. John Barclay, esq. treasurer ;
Daniel H. Miller, Joseph Townsend, John C Brown, Alexan-
der Knight, John Perkin, Robert A. Parish, George Gorgas,
Jonathan Roberts, Joseph Sansom, Joseph S. Riley ; attending
physicians and surgeons, doctors William R«mscy, Azor L.
Gregory, George F. Klingle, Benjamin S. Janney, John M*Cul-
ly, John Linn. Consulting physicians and surgeons, doctors
Joseph Hartsliorne, Thomas T. Hewson, John C. Otto. Apo-
thecary, Richard Jordan.

* Southern Dispensary — 98 Shippen street. Managers, Dr Sa-

muel P. Griffitts, president ; Charles Penrose, Anthony Cuth-
bert, James Gibson, C. Stevenson, Thomas Elliott, E. Fergu-
son, Peter Williamson, Norris Stanley, Joseph Ogilby, David
J. Davis — Joseph Watson, secretary ; physicians, Harvey
Klapp, John Y. Clark, John R. Peckworth, David F. Condie,
George Thum, Edward Haydock; treasurer, Robert M'Mul-
lin ; apothecary, James Mitchell.
*i)oinestic society for the Encouragement of Manufactures. —
Established in 1805.

* Dorcas society.

*Emfiorium of Fine Arts^ over 18 Chesnut street

*Efiiscofial Female Tract society of r*hiladelfi/na.

*E]lmco/ial Missionary society. — Annual election 23d October,
right rev. William White, d. d president.

*jErm Benevolent Society. — Daniel Bready, president ; Michael
Williamson, vice -president ; Thomas Burke, treasurer ; John
C. Holmes, secretary ; I'homas Hopkins, assistant secretary.
Meet the I7th of every month, and 17th March is the anniver-
sary ; at Mrs. Dunn's inn, 213 south Second.

* Evangelical Society.

^Exhibition, of the works of American artists ^2X Samuel Kenne-
dy's, 72 Chesnut.

^Farmers* and Mechanics' society. — Meet corner of Budd and
Green.

*F'cmale Association for the Relief of Women and Children m
reduced circumstances. Instituted 1801.

^Female Domestic Missionary society.

*Female society ofPhiladelfihia^ for the relief and employment of
the poor. The Societv continue to offer for sale at their ware
room No. 5, Ran^tead's court. Sheeting, Table Linen, Nap-
kins, Comfortables, Bolster and Pillow Cases, Stockiitgs,

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Homespun, Cotton and Woollen Yarn, Linen and Muslin
Shirts, &c.

*Fe?nale Hcsfiitable society^ for the relief and employment of the
poor. — Instituted 1808-9. Tne public are respectfully in-
formed that the Female Hospitable Society have for sale, at
No. 54, N. Fourth stieet, cotton, flax and woollen yarn, setf-
ing; th'ead, shirts, table li leii, fleece cotton, manufactured by
the poor, >viih many articles on commission. Those who
wish to employ, to be a rer-ef to the indigent and industrious,
will be kind enough to gi\e their custom to the institution.

"Fire A-^anciatiori of PJiilacUlfilna. — At a meeting of Delegates
from the different companies coinposing the Fire Association
of Philadelphia, the following persons were elected trustees
for one year, from the first day of January, 1S19 : Benjamin
Thaw, president; David C. Claypoole, Frederick. Hoeckley,
Mordecai Y. Bryant, James H irper, jun. William Abbott,
Jeremiah Boo!ie, Daniel H. Miller, Michael Fox, John D.
Smith, Benjamin Martin, Joseph P. M'Coikle — Caleb Car-
malt, treasurer. To either of whom, applications may be
made for the insurance of houses from loss or damage by fire
for a limited or unlimited period.

'First Day or Sunday school. — Instituted I "90. Alexander
Shaw, secretary.

*Fir>it Jackson Benevolent Institution. — Meet at Henry Mey-
ers' tavern S W corner Fifth and Race.

Frankford and Bristol Turnpike Road Comfiany — Election
Nov. 10th annually. President, James C Fisher ; Managers,
John G. Wacksmuth, George Lualam, Robert Smith, V^'illia^l
Philips, Abraham Duffield, John Lardner, Derick Peterson,
William J. Miller, Paul Siemen, Amos Grigg, John Brown»
Anthony Stacker — Treasure)', Joseph L. Inglis.

Franklin \4ssociation of Phila'lel/ihia. — Instituted Januar\' 16th,
1814, for the promotion and dissemination of general literature.
Meets weekly at Ko 32 Church alley. President, Davis B.
Stacy ; vice-]jresident, x\lexander Graham ; secretary, Joseph
M. Lynn; corresponding secretary, Charles W^. Thomson;
recorder, Isaac I. Horner ; treasurer, Aquila Bolton ; libra-
rian, Isaac Bedford. Their anniversary is celebrated on the
evening of the sixteenth of Januar\', the birth-day of Dr.
Benjamin Franklin. Their general officers are elected quar-
terly, on the first Monday evening in the months of January,
April, July, and October. The association consists, at pre-
sent, of about thirty mem!)ers, and has several branches in
different parts of the United States.

*Franklin Benevolent Institution. — Instituted 1811, and incor-
porated January 7ih, 1812. Meet at the sign of the Iron sign
in Third below Coates, first Monday in each month. Elec-
tion first Monday in May annually. About 100 members.

*Franklin Union Benevolent society. — ^^eet at John Wilson's
tavern, 193 Chesnut, first Monday in every month.

^French Benevolent socieiu- — (" Societe' de Bienfaisance.") In-
stituted 1804 — Incorporated 1805.

'^Friendly Columbian Beneficial society — Meet first Wednesday

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in ever}' month, r.t Newmarket Hall— Wm. Lecture, presi-
dent ; John Rogers, treasurer.

^Friendly society of P/iiladei/ihia—^eet at Meyer's, comer
Fifth and Race, 2d Tuesday in each month — John Cromwell,
president ; D. Wetherly, vice-president ; E. Shelmerdine,
treasurer. . fT

"'Friendly society of St, Tanmany.

''Friendly St. Tammany aociety. — Incorporated 1790 — Meet at
Meyer's inn, S W corner Fifth and Race, third Saturday of
each month. Elections 1st of May and third Saturday of No-
vember.— President, James Coldwarter ; vice-president, Isaac
Sanders ; treasurer, Philip Coldwarter; sect'ry.Luke Shields.

*Gafi and JVczf/2ori Turnpike Compaiiy. — Office N E comer
Second and Dock.

"^General Gates-' Beneficial society. — Meet at Red Lion, Brewer's
alley near Fourth, 2d Thursday in each month. Elec-
tion 2d Thursday in February. Incorporated April 1, 1818.
Present officei-s, Wm. Meguire, president ; John Schreyer,
vice president ; Jonathan Kite, secretary ; Henry Goldey,
treasurer ; George Smith, messenger.

^German American Mutual Assistant society. — Instituted 1797,
and incorporated 1801. Meet first Monday in each month at
the Widow Crowmer's, in Third street opposite the Northern
Liberties Commissioner's Hall. Election first Monday in
February annually. Ninety members. Capital 2000 dols.
President, .Andrew Bnsch ; vice president, John M. Metzker;
Trea.surer, John C. Blumner; secretan', John L. Klotz.
/German and American Mutual Assistant society. — Instituted
March 1817, incorporated 1818. Meet at the widow Crow-
mer's, in Third opposite the N. L. Commissioner's Hall, on
the second Monday of each month- Election second Monday
in February annually. Capital 400 dols. and 114 members.
President, Andrew Busch ; vice president, John M. Metzker ;
Treasurer, John A. Langebartel; secretary, JoUn L. Klotz.

* German American Beneficial society.

* German Beneficial society.

*German Benejicent society oj the .Yorthern Liberties.

* German society-— yieei at their Hall in Seventh below High.

President, Isaac W'ampole ; vice president, J. N. Harmes ;
treasurer, John Roland ; secretaries, John C. Lowber, T. E.
Schwartz ; solicitor, Samuel Keemle ; librarian, Frederick K,
Nidda; overseers, George L. Cook, Frederick Erringer,
George W. Mentz, J. U. Fraley, J. H. Fisler, William Spohn ;
intei"preter, John S..ock.

*German society for Mutual Suhfiort and Assistance. — Meet
the first Saturday in January, March, May, July, September
and November, at Meyers' tavern, S W comer of Fifth and
Race. John Bernbaum, president ; Henry Young, sec'r)^ •

*Genna7itoivn Bank, office of, 106 south Fifth.

^Germantoivn and Chesnut Hill Turnpike Company.

*Germantown and Perkiomen Turnpike Company. — Annual
election 2d Monday in Nov. — President, Benjamin Chew ;
Managers, Jos. P. Nor«s, William Davis, George Roberts,
Chandler Price, John Bohlen, Thomas Norton, George Fox,

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John Connelly, John Wharton, Samuel Wetherill, John Dela-
mater, Coleman Fisher ; treasurer, Joseph Bullock.

*Guardians of the Poor " See List of Contents .""^

* Hand-in- Hand society. — Meet at the Cock and Lion, corner
Second and Coates, 2d Saturday in each month,

*Harmomc society of St. John's Church. Stated weekly meet-
ings, Friday evening at the corner of Race and Sixth street —
Wm. Binder, sec'ry. •

Haydn society of St. John's Church. Stated weekly meetings,
Friday evenings, at the corner of Race and Sixth streets.
Martin Gaul, secretary.

*Hibernian society y for the Relief of Mmis^ants from Ireland.
Incorporated in 1792.

*Miram Beneficial society. — Meet at the German Hall, south
Seventh street — William G. Oliver, secretary.

*Ho'ivard Beneficial Institution of Penyisylvania. Instituted
October 29th, ISll, and incorporated January 7th, 1812 —
Meet at N. L Comniissioner's Hall, in Third street — Election
2d Wednesday in January, annuiilly. — President, William
Moulder, esq. — vice president, John M'Michael — treasurer,
Levi Garrish — secretary, Joseph Taylor.

*Humane .?or?>/iy.— Managers, Joseph Cruckshank, president,
John W. Moore, sec'ry ; Joseph P. Horner, treasurer ; Ben-
jamin Thaw, Samuel Pancoast, jr. Matthew L. Bevan, Ben-
jamin Jones, Isaac Snowden. — Inspectors, W^illiam Leedom,
^Vm. Henibell — Committee of correspondence, John W.
Moore, Thomas C James, Joseph Parrish — Medical assistants,
William Currie, Samuel P. Griffitts, Thomas C. James, James
Mease, John C. Otto, Thomas T. Hewson, Peter Millar, Jo-
seph Parrish, Isaac Cleaver, Henry Neill, Joseph Klapp, Wm.
B. Duffield.

*Insfiectors of the Philadelfihia Prison. — (Northern Liberties)
Dr. Michael Leib, William Wager, George N. Baker, Fred-
erick Foering. (City) Thomas Bradford, jr. Wm. Flintham,
Samuel P timer, Joseph Price, John Bacon, Matthew L. Be-
van. (Southwark) Peter Miercken, James -31. Linnard,
Tiiomas Sparks, John Summers — Dr. Michael Leib, presi-
dent; M.itthew L. Bevan, treasurer; John Bacon, secretary.
Keepeis of the prison, Jacob Holiaway, principal keeper, re-
sides at the prison ; Nicholas Tilliiighast, clerk. Deputy
keepers, Abijah Price, Jacob Reakerc, Seth Price, Samuel
Roberts, Edward Guys, Josiah Claypoole, Christopher Arm-
strong, Furman Black Prune street apanment, Israel Dea-
con, principal keeper ; John M'Daniel and Joseph S. Kite,
deputy keepers.

*Indefiendent Blues and Militaru Benevolent society— tM-GQI at
Martin Rees's, 97 S. Fifth, 2d 'Wednesday monthly.

Tnde/iendent Harmonic society — Meet every Thursday evening
N W corner Vine and Fourth — Josepii E M'llhenney, pre-
sident ; Joseph Lenard, secretary and treasurer

Indefiendent Beneficial society — Incorporated 1811 — Meet at
New-market Hall, 3d Monday in every month. Election
third Monday in April, annually. President, Lebbeus Whit-

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ney ; vice president, Jesse Ferguson ; treasurer, John Hassall;

secretary, Isaac G Haunum.
Indtjitndent Benevolent society — Instituted Jan. 16th, 1810

Meet 2d Thursday in every month at New-market Hall.

Vice president, John C. Kelsey ; treasurer, Adam Reid.
*Indigent Widows and Single tVomen's society — Asylum High

near Sch. Sixth. Mrs. Mary Hodge, treasurer.
Insurance Companies — See the article.

* Irish Beneficial society ,

*Irish Emigrant Association.— Meet at Judd's hotel. Michael
Williamson, secretary.

*Jackson Beneficial Society— Meet first Tuesday in every
month, at Meyer's tavern, S W corner Fifth and Race.
Election in Jtinuary. President, Lewis D. Belair ; vice presi-
dent, Levi Burrough ; secretary, S. Simpson, treasurer, John
Stinger ; door keeper, A. Burrough.

^Journeymen Bricklayers* society

* Journeymen Blacksmiths* Beneficial society:

* Journeymen Coofier':^' society.
^Journeymen Cordwainers* society.

* Journey men Hatters* society.

* Kensington Beneficient society.
^Lancaster and Philadel/ihia Turnfiike.

* Lancaster Schuylkill (Upper Ferry) Bridge —K\\n\i2i\ election

first Monday in January. President, Jacob Ridgwav ; mana-
gers, Samuel Richards, James Whitehead. John M'Cauley,
Thomas Cadwalader, Henry Nixon, Abraham Sheridan ;
treasurer, IhomasP. Roberts.
^ Law society of Philadelj-ihia. — Meet at the corner jof Sixth
& Chesnut opposite the Law Library Room, — Trevanian P.
Dallas, secretary.

* Lawrence Benevolent Institution. — Instituted 1st January,

1814, and incorporated 1st June, 1814. Meet at N L Com-
missioners' Hall, north Third street. Election first l hursday
in January, annually. President George Smith ; vice president
Jacob Baker, jr; treasurer, Samuel Keller secretary, Benj.
D. Jeffries ; doorkeeper, Archibald Burrough-

*Loga?iian Library. — Annexed to the Philadelphia Library ;
but the books, consisting of 3944 vols, are kept separate

Madison Beneficial society bf the Northern Liberties. — Meet 2d
Thursday in each month, at the Cock and Lion inn, S W cor-
ner Second and Coates streets. Instituted 4th March 1811,
and incorporated 7th March 1812. Election first Thursday in
March, annually. President, Wm. Piatt ; vice president, Lu-
cas Lake ; treasurer, John Barger ; secretai-y, Isaac Boileau.

''^ Magdalen society. — Incorporated 1802 — AsvUim N E corner
Sch. Second and Race. The Right Rev. Wm White, D. D.
president ; Robert Ralston, vice president ; William Ashbridge
treasurer ; Thomas .Mitchell, secretary ; managers, Thomas
Latimer, D-iniel Jaudon, George Williams, Jonathan Roberts,
Alexander Henry, Thomas Saverv, James Moore, Peter Van
Pelt, Samuel Haydock. Meet at Carpenters' Hill — Meeting
2d 3d day (Tuesday) of February, May, August and Novem-
':>€r. Election 2d 3d day in February

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*MaleSabbath school society

*MarineBidie society.

^Mariners Benevolent society.

*Masonic Institutions — For full information, see Desilver*s
Mason's Pocket Book, which miiy be had at the publisher's
book-store, 110 Walnut street.

*Master Bricklayers^ society — Incc.rporated 1809.

"^Master Coopers'' society.

*Maiitcr Mechanici^ Benevolent society. — Instituted 1810. An-
nual election second Tuesday in January. Meet at Carpenters*
H.iil President, Joseph Burden ; vice president, Cornelius
Stephenson; treasurer, George Reese ; secretary, John W.
Scott ; visiting committee, William Bryant, Cornelius Tiers ;
fund committee, James Wilson, Lambert Tree, W illiam
Camm, George Thompson, John Cuhn, James M. Linnard.

Master Plasterers' society. — Incorporated 23d March, 1804.
Election 1st Monday in January. President, William Thackara;
vice president, ; secretary, Edward Evans ; trea-
surer, Isaac Parry ; committee of measures, Wm. Thackara,
E. Evans, and James Glasgow. Meet at Hoskins' school-
room, High above Tenth, first Monday in every month.

* Master shi/iivrig-hts'' society.

* Master Tailors' society — Incorporated 1805.
*Medical Lyceum. — Founded 1804.

Medical society. — Incorporated 1791. Annual election first
Wednesday in February. Meet at the Hall in Lodge street.
President, W P. Dewees ; vice presidents, Joseph Parrish,
John R. Coxe ; treasurer, Dr Stewart ; corresponding secre-
tary, Dr. Bnmes ; recording secretary, William Staughton ;
orator, W. P. C. Barton.

Mint of the United States— Kohevt Patterson, director; James
Rush, treasurer; Adam Eckfeldt, chiet coiner ; Joseph Rich-
ardson, assayer ; Josepi-i Cloud, melter and retiner; Robert
Scot, engraver ; George Ehrenzeller, ckrk.

* Missionary society.

Mosheini society — Incorporated fortheimproi^ementofthe Ger-
man language, the propagation of the Gospel, and the support
of Sunday schools ; President J. N. Fisher ; vice president,
Wm. Yager ; secretary, Jacob Harpel ; assistant secretary,
Godfrey Schmauck ; treasurer, (reorge Muller; book and
finance committee, J. N. Fischer, William Yager, Frederick
Dteer, George Muller, John Harpel.

^Montgomery Beneficial Institution of Kensington — President,
» R(jbert Hodgson ; vice president, James C. Holme ; treasurer,
John Simon, jun. ; secretary, Isaac Boileau.

Montgomery Beneficial society — Meet second Monday in each
montli, at Wilson's tavern, 193 Chesnut. Election second
Monday in January. Jacob R. Clark, president; Charles S.
Clawges, vice president ; Charles J. Boulter, secretary ; Ed-
ward Clew, assistant secretary ; Chalkley Baker, treasurer;
Jonathan Gardner, messenger.

wVew England society of Philadelfihia — Founded the 3d day of
January, 1816, for charitable and social purposes. Election,
first Monday in November. Meet at the Carpentei^* Hal

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Charles Chauncey, president ; Enos Bronson, • . . ■ Perot,
Joseph Bariieij, Elihu Chauncey, vice presidents ; chaplains,
Rev . Dr. Wni. Rogers, Rev, E S. Ely ; Richard Nevins, se-
cretary ; , treasurer; Thomas Bigelow, Hum-
phrey Atherton, counsellors ; N. C. Nancrede, Joseph Nan-
crede, physicians ; Joseph Cabot, R. M. Whitney, William .R
Rodman, William Gill, stewards.

Korlhern Dhfiennary — See " Dispensaries."

*JVorther7i Liberty Benevolent society.

*J\forthern Liberty Grand Mechanics^ Beneficial society~-^^leet
corner Second and Coates.

*JVorther?i Liberty Harmony Beiie/icial society.

*JVorthern Sou/i society — Smith's alley, (N L) John C. Browne,
president ; George Robinson, treasurer ; Joseph Cowperthwait,
secretary.

'^Painters' and Glazi'n^s'' Beneficial society — Incorporated 7th
December, 1810 Meet at Elliott's, Shakspeare Hotel, 197
Chesnut, first Monday of January, April, July and October.
Election first Monday in Januarv, annually. JacoD Strem-
beck, president ; John Sims, vice president ; Thomas Stewart,
treasurer ; Timothy Desmond, secietary.

*Penn Beneficial society — Incorporated April 25th, 1815 Wm.
Meguire, president ; George Hitner, vice president ; Jonathan
Kite, secretary ; William Srern, treasurer; Nicholas Mager,
messenger. Annual meeiinc:s on the third Monday in March.
Meet at Jacob Zeilin's, 161 Cliesnut street.

* Pennsylvania Hosfiital — See the art-icle.

Pennsylvania State Arsenal and Armory — Juniper street be-
tween Market and Chesnut.
^Pennsylvania Beneficial society.

* Pennsylvania Benefit society — Meet second Tuesday in every

month at New-market Hall. Henry Engles, president; E.
T. Weaver, vice president ; John Rogers, treasurer ; John
Brown, secretary.

^Pennsylvania Benevolent society,

^Pennsylvania and JVevj Jersey Steamboat Company.

*Pennsylvania Philanthrofiic society . — Incorporated 16th April
1814. Meet 118 New street — Pre-ident, David Lake — vice
president, Joseph Abbot — secretary, John M'Clintock ; trea-
surer, Samuel Hause.

^Pennsylvania Slate Comfiany.

*Pennsylvania society fior the firomotion of fiublic economy. In-
stituted 1817 — Meet quarterly on 2d Monday of February,
May, August and November, in the Hall above 118 Chesnut
street. President, Robert Ralston ; vice presidents, Robert
Wain, Thomas Leiper; secretary pro. tern. Roberts Vaux ;
treasurer. Jonathan Smith ; counsellors, Benjamin R. Morgan,
Charles Chauncey and Joseph Reed ; committee of correspon-
dence, Richard Peters, jun. Condy Ragaet, James Robeitson,
Enos Bronson and Nathaniel Chauncey ; libraiy committee,
Joseph P. Norris, John Vaughan, James P. Parke, Zachariah
Poulson and Samuel Hazard. This society has the following
standing committees, viz. on public schools, Roberts Vaux,

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ciiairman ; Jonah Thompson, secretary ; on public prisons,

John Connelly, chairman ; secretary ; on the poor

laws — — — — chairman; sec'ry ; on domestic econo-
my, Benjn. Ives Oilman, chairman ; secretary ; on

si:ppression of vice and immorality, Thomas Latimer, chair-
man ; secretary.

Pennsylvania Union Benevolent society. — Incorporated Febru-
ary 2, 1812. — Nicholas Mager, president ; John Wilbank, vice
president ; Jonathan Kite, secretary ; Wm. Megtiire, treasu-
rer; Wm Hadder, messenger. Antiual meetings second Mon-
day in December — meets at Jacob Zeilin's 161 Chesnut street.

^Peii^ Beneficial society of Pennsylvania. — Jacob C. Stout, pre-
sident* William Bozorth, vice president ; Charles W. Schrei-

ner, treasurer ; Wm. Skinner, secretary ; —— — , assistant

secretary. Election in September. Stated meetings held first
Wednesday evening in every month, at the house of H.Meyers,
S. VV. corner of Fifth and Race. Incorporated August 1817

*Philadelfihia Association of Friends — For^ the instruction of
poor children. Incorporated 1808. Adelphia School-house
Pegg street. Annual election in January. Treasurer, Joseph
M. Paul ; clerk, Geo. M. Justice ; managers, Isaac Donaldson,
Daniel B.Smith, Blakey Sharpless, Henry Cope, Bartholomew
Wistar, John Cooke, James Martin, John Richardson, Ellis H.
Yarnall, Charles Roberts, Merrit Canby, Daniel Elliott.

*Philadeljihia Association of the City and County^ for the sup-
pression of vice tiT* im7nora/?/7/-Instituted January 18, 1819. Pre-
sident, Benjamin Martin ; vice president, Joseph B. Mitchell ;
treasurer, Jacob Mitchell ; secretary, Henry Alcorn. Meet
at Commissioner's Hall, South wark, 2d Monday in every
month.

Philadelphia Academy — Fourth street above High.

^Philadelphia Beneficial society — Meet at Newmarket Hall, 4th

Friday m every month ; Thomas Elliott, president ; — —

secretary ; John Sims, treasurer. *

^Philadelphia Benevolent society of Journeymen Taylors.

^Philadelphia Baptist Missionary society.

Philadelphia Dispensary — See *' Dispensary."

^Philadelphia Harmonic society — Meet every Tuesday evening,
at the Harmonic Hall in Norris' alley. Managers, John W.
Thompson, president ; Isaac P. Kennedy, Isaac P. Cole, lea-
ders ; James C. Thompson, John Wiley ; secretary and trea-
surer, John M'Kee.

^Philadelphia Irish Emigrant Association — On Monday evening,
Dec. 23, 1818, the members of the association assembled at
Judd's Hotel, and elected their officers for the ensuing year,
as follows — President, general John Steele ; vice president,
Joseph Taggert; recording secretary, M.Williamson; cor-
responding secretary, W J. Duane ; treasurer, Silas E. Weir ;
managers, Robert Patterson, Wm. Duane, rev. George C.
Potts, John Horner, Hugh Calhoun, Mathew Carey, James
Stewart, Alexander Cook, Edward Fox.

^Philadelphia and Lancaster Turnpike Road Company — Presi-
dent, Elliston Perot ; managers, -Richard Thomas, VVm. San-

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som, James C. Fisher, iVdam Reigart, John Habley, John H.
Brinton, James Taylor, WiUiam Davidson, Caleb North, Paul
Beck, jun. Henry Pratt, John J. Downing ; treasurer, John
Bacon.
'Philadtlfihia Library Comfiany — Library Hall N E corner Fifth
and Library streets. Election 0:1 the first Monday of May,
when tlie annual payments are due. Library open everv day

Z^accheus Collins, George Fox, Z ichariah Poulson, Joseph S.
Lewis ; treasurer, James P. Pa; ke ; librarian, Geo Campbell.

Philadtlfihia Literary Association— In^lilwlcd. A. D. 1813. Hen-
ry Troth, president; Thomas Yardlev, vice president; Benj.
M. Holliubhead, secretary ; Thomas Ridgway, corresponding
secretary ; Jimes Rowland, jun. Solomon Temple, recording
secretaries ; Tiiomas J. Carlile, treasurer ; standing commit-
tee, Jacob T. Baniing, chairman ; Joseph W. Rowland, sec*ry.-

*Philadelfihia Linuitan society — Established in 1806, under the
name of the Botanical society.

*Philadelfihia Mechanics Beneficial society — Meet 2d Wednes-
day in every month at Newmarket Hall. Andrew M'Calla,
president.

Philadelfihia Or/ihan society — Formed in J814. Election first
Tuesday in January annually. Tiie Asylum is an elegant brick
building, situated N E corner Cherrv and Schuylkill Fifth
streets. Mrs. Robert Ralston, president; Mrs. Jno. Markoe,
treasurer.

*Philadellihia society for alleviating the miseries 0/ indigent fier-
sons.

*J'hJladelphia society for alleviating the miseries of fiublic firisons ,
Was instituted A. D. 1780. Election 2d Monday in January.
This association was for many years successfully employed in
promoting the humane system which now predominates'in the
penal code of Pennsylvania ; the government of the prison of
the city and county of Philadelphia having within a few years
been intrusted to a board of inspectors appointed by a law of
the state, the services of the society have been confined to re-
lieving the sufferings of prisoners who have not had trials, and
those under sentence for thirty days, both of which description
of persons do not come under the care of the inspectors. Wm.
White, D. D. (bishop) president; Wm. Rodgers, d d. and
Thomas Wistar, vice presidents ; Cal»b Cresson and Roberts
Vaux, secretaries ; Joseph M. Paul, treasurer. (tT* See " In-
spectors of Prisons."

^Philadelfihia society for the establishment and supfiort of charity
schools — Schoc)! Walnut above Sixth street. Election first
Tuesday in January annually. President, Jonathan Fell ; vice
president, Philip Garrett; treasurer, Benjamin Williams;
secretary, Samuel L Shober ; board of managers, Philip Gar-
rett, Jonathan Fell, Johji Claxton, Benjn. Williams, John G..
Simmons, Christian W^ltberger, Samuel Sellers, Blakey Sharp-
less, James Cresson, W^m. Paxson, Wm. Abbott, Joseph War-

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* ner, Ebenezer Ferguson, Samuel J. Robbins, Richard Oak-
ford, Reubens Peale, Saniuel li. Shober, Geo Lybrandt.

'^PhUadelhhia Sugar Refining Company — Office 37 Shippen St.
James Whitehead, president.

^Philadelphia Society for promoting jigriculttire — Instituted
1785. Incorporated 1809. M'jec 3a Tuesday of every month
in Philosophical Hall. Election 3d Tuesday in January Pre-
sident, Richard Peters ; vice presidents, Wm. Tilghman, Dr.
James Mease, Dr. George Logan of Stenton, Wm. Coleman
of Lancaster ; secretary, Roberts Vaux : assistant secretary,
Richard Wistar, iun. ; treasurer, Edward Burd ; comnuttee of
correspondence, Richard Peters, James Mease, John Vaughan,
Zaccheus Collins, Wm. Tilghman : curators, Reuben Haines,
Joseph R. Paxson, Stephen Duncan, Isaac C. Jones, James M.
Broome.

Philadelphia Tyfiographical society — Instituted Nov. 2d, 1802.
Incorporated 1810. Meet at Mrs. Colerick's tavern. Walnut
street. Election first Saturday in November annually. John
Clinton, president ; John W. Gibbs, vice president ; Horatio
Boate, treasurer ; Wm. F. M'Mahon, secretary,

^Philadelphia JJnion society for the education of poor female
children. Incorporated 1808.

* Philanthropic Beneficial society — Incorporated in 1799.
*Philomathean society — Inquire at the LJniversity.

*Pike Beneficial society — Meet 4th Monday in every month, at
Meyers' inn, S W cor. Fifth and Race. Election 4th Monday
in April. Joseph S. Colladay, president; Wm. NefF, vice pre-
sident ; Wm. Skinner, secretary : George H. Cook, treasurer.

^Pilots* society^ for the relief of distressed and decayed pilots ^
their ividows and c/iildren — Incorporatod 1789. Stepiicn Flan-
agan, treasurer ; Robert Ralston, clerk.

*Potatoe Club. — Meet every evening at 13 south Seventh street.

"* Protectors of Property in time of Fire

*Protestant Episcopal society Jor the Advancement of Christianity
in Pennsylvania.

* Provident society. — Meet quarterly at Newmarket Hall, first

Monday in January, May, August., and November. — John Val-
lance, president; John W. Scott, secretary; Liberty Browne,
treasurer.

* Provident society of House Carpenters. — Incorporated 1809.

* Relief Beneficial Society — Incorporated 1816. Meet first Mon-

day in each month, >l W corner Arch and Third. — Election
first Thursday in January. L. Whitney, president; E. Gas-
kill, treasurer; William Andrews, secretary. '

*Religious Historical society. — Rev Jacob Brodhead, D D pre-
sident; Rev. Jacob J Janewav, D D. Rev. James Milnor. N Y,
Rev. Wm. Staughton, D D.Rev. Samael B Wylie, D D. Ro-
bert Ralston, esq. Rev. Thos. Sargent, D D. vice presidents;
Rev. Ezra Stiles Ely, D D. corresponding secretary; Mr. John
W Scott, recording secretary; Nathaniel Chw.mcey, esquire,
treasurer; Rev. Robert M'Cartee, librarian.

Ridge Turnpike Company. — Office N W corner Dock and Pear.
Annual Election first Monday in January. Prdeident, Wil-

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liam Rawle, Esq. Managers, Nathan Levering, Charles Ro-
berts, George Bisbing, Joseph Sims, Peter Robeson, Alexander
Crawford, John Clifford, Henry Nixon, Matthias Holstein,
Clement Remington, Jesse Bean, Robt. Watkins, — Treasurer,
Thomas H White. C *"

Rose Beneficial society. — Held at Henry Freed's, Kensington
Hotel, Franktord road. George Painter, president; Jacob
Shepherd, vice president; Michael Day, treasurer; Jas. Phil-
lips, secretary.

*Rush Benevolent society. — Meet at John Wilson's inn, 193
Chesnut, third Wednesday in each month.

*Saint jlndrew^.'i society — President, Robert Smith. Vice Pre-
sidents, Charles Macalester, Gavin Hamilton. Treasurer,
Quintin Campbell. Secretary, James Imbrie. Counsellors,
John B Wallace, Edward S Burd. Physicians, Dr. N. Chap-
man, Dr Aitkin. ChapUn, Rev. D. Banks. Assistants, Thos.
M'Eutrn. George Morris, Adam Ramage, Robert Swan, Ro-
bert Kid, William Young.

* Saint George^ the Society of the Sons of. — Established for the

advice v.vA assistance of Englishmen in distress. Instituted
23d April, 1772 — incorporated 16th Januan', 1813. Meet at
Wdshinfton Hall Hotel, quarterly, on the 23d January, April,
July and October. Election of officers 23d Ja.nuary. Anni-
versary meeting 23d April. Robert E Griffith, president;
Joseph Sim%, vice president; Joseplr Bell, tieasurer; George
Davis, secretary — Stewards, William Page, George Rundle,
TUomas Astley, James Williams, James Kitchen, Tristram
B Freeman, J^mes Wood, Antliony Slater— Physicians, John
Redman Coxe, Thomas T Hewson, Edward Barton — Coun-
sellors, Richard Peters, jun. William Meredith.

* Saint John's Beneficial society.

^ Saint Jose/ih's society, •Tor educating and maintaining poor or-
phan children — Incorporated 1807. Asylum N W corner
Sixth and Spruce.

* Saint Pati'ick Benevolent society . — Incorporated 1804. William

J Duane, president; John Maitland, vice president; John Alli-
son, 1st secretary; Bernard Reilly, 2d secretary; John O'Brien,
treasurer Election 17th Marcli annually.

''Saint Tammany Benevolent societv. — Meet third Saturday in
every month, at Meyers' tavern, S W corner Fifth and Race.

Saving Fund society — Office 5 south Sixth street. Andrew
Baviird, president"; Samuel Archer, Richard Bache, Charles
N. Bancker, Clement C Biddie, Turner Camac, Reuben
Haines,, Thomas Hale, Adam Konigmacher, I. Krumbhaar,
John M'Crea, Samuel B Morris. Isaac W NoitIs, Richard
Peters, jun. Condy Raguet, Joseph Rotch, M. C. Ralston, Wil-
liam Schlatter, Samuel Spackman, John C Stocker, John
Strawbridge, Roberts Vaux, John Vaughan, Daniel B Smith,
and John J Vanderkemp, managers. George Billington, se-
cretary and treasurer

''School for the free Education of Blacks, bv the Friends. — Insti-
tuted"l770. They have two schools in'Willing's alley, one
for girls.

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^SchuylkillJ^avigation Com/iany. -^-O^ce No. 2, Decatur street.
Election in January.

* Schuylkill Permanent Bridge Comfiany. — Directors — Richard
Peters, president; John Perot, George Fox, Charles Biddle,
Anthony Cuthbert, Richard Rundle, Robert Imlay, Abraham
Kintzing, John Connelly, Joseph Lownes, John Markland,
John I Downing, John Read — treasurer, Israel Whelen.

*Scots' Thistle society. — Instituted 1796. Incorporated 1799.
Election in December. Meet quarterly at New Market Hall,
first Monday in March, June, September, and on St. Andrew's
day. John Vallance, president; Robert Adams, vice president;
Alexander Rea, jun. treasurer; Alexander M'Causland, se-
cretary; WiUiam Ross, William Hood, Alexander M'Caus-
land, William Wilson, Robert Lauderdale, and Peter Doug-
lass, counsellors.

*Second Jackson Benevolent society. — Established 1815. Meet
at John Wilson's inn, 193 Chesnut, 3d Monday in each month.
Election 3d Monday in January annually. President, Adam
Slemmer; vice president, Andrew Seaguy; treasurer, John
Rudy; secretary, Matthias Slemmer; doorke^er, Hubert
Lequen.

* Shackamaxon Union Benevolent society.

* Society for the Information and Assistance of Emigrants .

* Society of Master Painters.
^Society of Journeymen Cordivainers .

*Society to assist the Poor^ Old and Sick, of the German Lu-
thei-an, Zion, and St. Michael's Congregations.

*Society to assist and encourage the Evangelical Congregation,
in an near Philadelphia.

*Society for the Relief of the Poor of the first Reformed Dutch
Church — President, Frederick Erringer; vice president, Henry
Schell; treasurer, Joseph Eberth; secretary, Jos. H.Schreiner.

^Society for tht'free Instructioti of Peofile of Colour.

*Societyfor the Promotion of a Rational System oj' Education

*Societyfor imfiroving the Breed of Cattle.

*Societyfor the Relief of Poor, Aged and Infirm Masters ofshifis,
their Widows and Children — Instituted 1765 — incorporated
1770.

*Soufi society, for supplying the Poor with Soup gratis. Soup
house 49 Gaskill street .

"^ Stonecutters* society — Instituted 1790 — Incorporated 1806.

*Sfiring Garden Association for Charitable fiurjioses — Meet at
the public school-house N E corner Eighth and Button wood
streets. President, John Alburger; treasurer, William War-
ner; secretary, David J Sneathen.

^Sunday and Adult School Union — Instituted in 1817. Incorpo-
rated 1819 — Meet annually the first Tuesday after the 28th
May — President, Alexander Henry, esq.; corresponding se-
cretary, J. P Bankson.

^Sunday School Society — Instituted 1791 — Incorporated 1796.
William White, president; (xilbert Gaw, vice president; John
B Ackley, treasurer; David Jones, secretary.

*Susquehannah and Lehigh Turnhike Comfiany.

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* Suaquehayinah and Tioga Turnfiike Road C&?«/?g;2z/— President,
George Vaux; managers, I'homas S-.ewardson, Benjamin R
Morgan, Samuel Mifflin, John Read, William Lehman, Thos.
Cadwalader, John Rogers of Philadelphia, Silas Engle, Thos.
Bowman, Daniel Fowler, Jesse Bowman or Berwick. Trea-
surer, George K Harrison.

'^Tammany society^ or Brethren of Principle — Meet second
Thursday in every month, alternately, at Rees's tavern, 97
south Fifth street, and Kerlin's, (Cock and Lion). Election
second Thursday in June, annually. John Harrison, grand
sachem. William Binder, Dr. M. Leib, James F M'Llrpy,
Ricnard Palmer, Joseph Reed, Joseph Stouse, Jacob Strem-
beck, William Delany, Peter Hotz, George F Goodman, Ja-
cob Walter, Peter Kline, sachems. Wm. Binder, treasurer.
James F M'Elroy and George F Goodman, secretaries.

The Afifirentice8* JJbrary Cornfiany oj Philadelphia — President,
W P Dewees, M D. Vice Presidents, Joseph Parish, M D.
John R C!;xe, M D. Recording secretary, William Staughton.
Orator, W P C Barton, M D.

^The society for the Relief of Poor and Distressed Members of
the Evangelical Lutheraii Congregation of St. John's Church
in the city and county of Philadelphia, — Incorporated Novem-
ber 1, 1817 — Meet quarterly on the last Monday evening in
June, September, December and March, at the vestry room
in Fifth above New street. Election yearly on the last Mon-
day in June. President, J. Wampole. Secretar>', W. Musser.
Treasurer, Henry Erben. Stewards, J U Fraley, Andrew
Leinau, J H Fisler, Jacob Gilbert, J Brown and M Fox, who
form the acting body of the society during its vacation, and
meet the third Wednesday evening of every month.

■The Tract a?id Book society oj St. John's Church in the city and
vicinity of Philadelphia^ for the dissemination of Usejul Reli-
gious K?ioivledge — Meet every six months, viz. fourth Monday
in January and July. Election in Januaiy. John Goodman,
president. J Wampole, secretary. Daniel Breutigan, trea-
surer; and five managers, Rev. P F Mayer, John Goodman,
J Wampole, D Breutigan, and I Sulger. The said officers
meet by adjournment, and form the acting body of the society
in its vacation.

^True Afntrlcan Beneficial society — Meet at Newmarket Hall.
Annual election first Friday in Januaiy. Joshua Raybold, esq.
president " John Jenkins, vice president. Samuel Hanse, trea-
surer. James Gihcn, secretar)'.

*7Vue Assistance society of Hatters.

''True Beneficial 50ci<°/t/— -Incorporated May 21, 1816. Meet
N E corner of Vine and Sixth, on second Monday of each
month. President, Andrew Sagey ; vice president, Heniy
Kugler ; treasurer, Lewis AUoway; secretary, Saml. Bardier.

''True Columbian Beneficial society — Established September 6,
1817. Meet in Fifth above Butlonwood, on the 1st Wednes-
day, monthly. Elections October and April. President, James
Coldwater ; vice president, John Stevenson ; treasurer, Jacob
Meyers; secretary, Luke Shields.

Whitely's Philadelphia Register. cxxi

*True Re/iublican society. — Meets on the first Saturday of every
month — President, John Carter, sen. ; vice-president, John
Reap ; treasurer, Casper Souder ; secretary, John Jolinson.

* Turnpike Comfianies^ See their respective names-
^Twelve and a half Club. — Meet at the sign of the Leopard—

Lsetitia court — daily.

* Union Benevolent Society.

*Union Canal Company of Pennsylvania. — Office No. 79 Dock
street. Incorporated 2d April 1817. Joseph Wats hi, presi-
dent; William Meredith, vice-president; George Simpson,
treasurer ; John Read, Williani Read, managers : George
Ehrcnzeller, secretar)'. The object of the couipai \ is the
opening a communication by water, for the transpoi tation of
the production of the country, and of goods, wares and mer-
chandise, between the city of Philadelphia and the western
and north-western counties of the state of Pennsyhania, by
means of a complete canal and lock navigation. The annual
meeting of the stockholders is on the third Tuesday of No-
vember.

*Union Harmonic society — Meet at their hall in Nonis' alley.
President, James Weir ; treasurer, Henry Rigby; secretary,
George W Try on.

*Union society of Cordvjainers.

*Union Society of Journeymen Tailors — Meet at Elliott's, Tues-
day evening, weekly — President, Samuel Craig — secretary,
Joseph Cobb.

*Union Society of Philadelfihia — Meet monthlv at Newmarket

Hall.
-*Union society for the aufifiort of schools and Doinestic .Manu-
factures Jor the benefit of the African race — Instituted 1810.

*tJnio?i society of Hatters — Meet first Monday in every month,
at Meyers' tavern, S W corner Fifth and Race

^United Beneficial society — Meet at Newmarket hall, 41 h Wed-
nesday in every month. George Jeflfries, president ; James
Barnes, secretary

'United German Benefit society — Instituted 1785. Incoi ))orated
1798- Meet at Cock and Lion Inn, corner Second and Coates
— William Bender, president

^United PpAscofial Churches' Free schools

"^United Ger/nan Fraternity — President Charles W\ Westphall ; '
vice-president, Henry Lex ; treasurer, Conrad Miller ; secre-
tary, John Reiter. Meet the third Saturday in each month,
at Mr. C. Steinmets'. Incorporated 1804

*United Journeymen shifi^vriq'hts* society

United States Loan o^c^^-Cai-penter's court, adjoining the U S
bank — Henrv J. Hutchins, chief clerk ; clerks, Edward Lane,
Stacy K. Potts

^University of Pennsylvania — Situated in Ninth below High

*United I^ijfh German Evangelical reformed congregation of
the Korthern Liberties

*Vaccine society — Annual election in January. Establislud 1809.
Managers, Dr John W. Moore, Joseph Parrish, John Paul,
Philip Garret, William Abbot, John Elliott, Richard Oikford,

cxxii Whitely^s Philadelphia Register.

David Jones, John G. Simmons, Nicholas Wain, JohnTanguy
— Daniel B. Smith, clerk, 33 High — Where fresh scales can
at all times be procured ^-rcrjs. Since the establishment of
this societ} 12,048 persons have been vaccinated

"^ Fictualler's society — Meet 269 Vine. Election 1st Tuesday in
each year. President, Joseph Graff; senior steward, John
Alberger; junior steward, Henry H. Miller; treasurer, Da-
vid Woelpper ; secretar>% Abraham W^artman, jun

*Vine Company of Pennsylvania — President Lewellen Young,
Esq. — Managers, Joseph Warner, Isaac Jones, Abraham
Yerkes, Thomas Robinson, and Thomas P. M'Mahon ; trea-
surer, Benjamin Tucker; secretary, Levi Evans

* Warren Beneficial society — Meet at John Wilson's Inn, 193

Chesnut, fiist Thursday in eveiy month.

* Washington Association of Youfi^ men — Pres. Joseph P. Norris,

jr ; first vice-president, John C. Montgomery; second vice-pre-
sident, Benjamin Gratz ; first secretary, Richard Price, jun;
second secretary, Robert B. Aert'sen •, first treasurer, Samuel
Patton ; second treasurer, Mason Hutchins — standing com-
mittee, Joseph P. Norris, jun. John C. Montgomery, Benjamin
Gratz, Richard Pnce, jun. Robert B. Aertsen, Samuel Paton,
Mason Hulchins, Richard C Wood, William A. Peddle, J. J.
Cope, Sansom Perot, ChailesW'. Morgan, Josiah H. Lownes,
Asher M.Howell, Da\id Gailager, Robert Govett, Thomas G.
Condie, Francis Hopkinson, Robert W. Sykes, George Thum
— marslials, John Banks and Augustus Cushing — Committee
of correspondence, Richard C. Wood, Joseph P. Norris, jun.
Benjamin (iratz.

* Washington beneficial society

*]Vashi7igton he7ie-volent society — Meet at their hall in Third
street below W^alnut

* Wayne beneficial society — Incorporated 1817 — Meet at John

Goodin's inn, South alley, the second Monday of each month.
Election on the first of January, annually, being the birth day
of General Anthony Wayne. President, John Clawges, jun ;
vice-president, Daniel M'Karaher; treasurer, John Goddin ;
secretary, P. Stimmel

* Welsh society — Form.ed before the American revolution; reviv-

ed in 1798— incorporated 1802

"* Western Charitable Association

Western Charitable Soufi Association — Marble street near Ele-
venth. President, Joseph P. Hornor ; vice-president, William
Paxson; treasurer, Benjamin Tucker; secretary Benjamin H.
Yarnall. Stated meetings, first Wednesday in every month
during the winter season

* Wesleyan beneficial society — Instituted in 1815. Meet third
W^dnesda) in January. April, July and October, at Newmar-
ket Hall— Alexander Wallace, president; Timothy Blake,
vice-president; W'illiam Nesbitt, treasurer; Robert E. Mor-
rell, secretarv

* Whitfield Beneficial society — Meet at Newmarket hall, fourth

Monday in every month — Jesse Ferguson, president — WiMlam
M'Kane, vice-prt^sident

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